The entire HORUS HERESY TIMELINE in 40 Mins! - Warhammer Lore

[@VGKMAFIA]

I just watched 1 stinking 3 min video, and now I'm 120 bucks in the hole on amazon cause I now want to play space wolfs and am addicted to the lore and a game I haven't even rolled dice in yet what the hell is this place! Help my wife is gonna kill me.

[@Richard-qd8tz]

Dude I bought a video game that looked cool and now I’m painting the beginning of a legion of dark angels. Sucked me right in lol!!

[@Angel.a.]

Same. I'm getting all the audio books on the horus heresy and other ones to lol

[@johnrafferty4364]

Mate I'm sorry but there's no going back lol during lockdown I got a bunch of chaos space marines without understanding any lore then a few weeks ago while 3d printing stuff I found a perfect model of lion el Johnson so while painting him I listened to his story and now I've repainted the ten space marines I had and am now painting a dark angels combat patrol I have 4 kids I can't afford this hobby 😂

[@stevenesbitt3528]

Yep I said i would never go beyond the books now im painting models

[@DannyD-vw9vv]

Puhahahhaha

[@bilson7523]

41:45 I've always interpreted this as the point... The Imperium may be flawed in its own right, but Chaos is a path to ruin all it's own. For as brilliant as Horus's opening gambit was, for as capable as he was at preventing the loyalist legions from rallying back, ultimately there is no honor among traitors. For as much as Horus was loved by all just 15 years prior, he faced the Emporer alone. A Primarch abandoned by all those who turned with him. Each of the remaining traitors leaving the Heresy of their own volition to pursue their own wants.

[@kodiak7463]

I love this take on the heresy

[@nathanlevesque7812]

it's called chaos for a reason I guess

[@gallow_walker]

The Imperium is corrupt, oppressive, ideologically repressed...and they're still humanity's best hope for survival.

[@JJR_01]

Just what you need when you've forgotten half of the books!

[@Mitchmyoutube]

Word

[@samprastherabbit]

I was a First Year in college when I started reading them... that was 17 years ago 😢

[@Mitchmyoutube]

@@samprastherabbit I started listening to them on audible like 3 years ago and just got to the end. Excluding the salamanders books, short story books and a couple others I couldn’t get into

[@andrew-rn9ui]

​@@Mitchmyoutube how many books are there anyways o.o

[@Mitchmyoutube]

@@andrew-rn9ui like 60 in the HH I think

[@giuliozilli4302]

This was a masterpiece, I can't even congratulate you enough for this massive work. You've just gifted our community with something that was profoundly needed and won't ever be again. Thanks a lot, Ian

[@davidasnoddy]

That's a much more eloquent way of saying what I wanted. Well done, Ian!

[@mastodonseven]

It's strange to me how people over exaggerate in comments in an attempt garner approval or something. Its a video with average production giving a shorted account of other people's work. Masterpiece really this is a work of supreme intellectual and or artistic achievement. I speak for everyone when I say its a gift that was greatly needed, kinda pompous. Pretty sure this wasn't done for free while also available in 1000's videos amd a whole series of books This wasn't eloquent rather a display of bastardisation

[@giuliozilli4302]

@@mastodonseven tbh I found the video clearly explained and nicely edited, the first thing I thought about while watching it how time consuming it would be to make such a clean video. I've been a fan of Ian's way of explaining the 40k universe for a while now, finding it quite useful to communicate the setting to newcomers or 40k fans alike given how he manages to keep the video entertaining and still be specific and faithful to the sources. I think that there is a lot of negativity online regarding feedback to content creators and having been one myself I know how between 100 positive response it's the one negative comment that hits the most therefore it is important to underline when certain contents are appreciated. I like Ian's videos a lot and therefore it is good for me to be vocal about it. As for the rather pompous vocabulary english isn't my first language so I guess I have some issues figuring out when I'm being too formal, but I did actually find this video a clear example of how this kind of videos should be made in my opinion so masterpiece isn't too far off 🧐

[@ThePrikly]

Your English is fantastic. The only problem is someone's attitude.

[@mastodonseven]

@Giulio Zilli The pompous part was claiming to speak for everyone not the words used. But anyway im not saying the video is bad but far from a masterpiece. But as English isn't a first language you warrant more slack while also not seeming any worse than a lot of people it is a first language for.

[@ethanngai3663]

"And an oily civil war erupted" Love it! XD

[@thomastempleman2029]

Very thankful the Emperor’s Children did not take Uranus

[@whiteman8744]

Stop

[@jonesfigures]

And yet...they were still able to spread the taint.

[@penelopegreene]

Yes, now Uranus can rest at peace...

[@kingtonsiljockey528]

God Emperor only knows what they would have done if they had claimed it 😐 Slaneesh would have a field day for sure

[@TheChuckfuc]

Omg they would've destroyed Uranus 😂

[@RedemptiveChief]

This video is gonna do bits. it'll be right up there with Bricky's explains WH40k

[@leovalenzuela8368]

I would agree but it’s been 9 months and still short of half a million.

[@RedemptiveChief]

@@leovalenzuela8368 que sera sera

[@seanaustin2965]

It's amazing that the war lasted such a short time and did such damage. Amazing work Ian.

[@markcoroneos7811]

Thing that always amazes me is that the imperium was able to conquor the vast majority of the galaxy in just 200yrs. And this was with weapons and technology that paled in comparison to what humanity possessed during the golden age; this being the emperor’s best attempt to recreate THAT, with what was left over.

[@TheCorrodedMan]

@@markcoroneos7811he astartes were a big part of that. They were engineered specifically to conquer the galaxy, and so it was them who did most of the real work. The Imperium basically just followed in their wake to pick up the pieces once the legions were done smashing everything

[@AlwaysAC]

@@markcoroneos7811dark age humans had to colonise an entirely alien galaxy. Great crusade was to reunite existing human factions.

[@RSBurgener]

This is very impressive, Ian! I'm a huge fan of Perturabo, and I've come to the conclusion that both The Emperor and Horus believed too much in the whole "Lord of Iron" persona. They thought he was indestructible and infinitely stoic. In reality, he was quite sensitive emotionally. They underestimated what their rigorous assignments were doing to him. And in the end, neither could control him anymore. Once Horus learned the truth about him, he ordered Perturabo and his legion to make cannon fodder of themselves during the siege. Perturabo refused, and now the Iron Warriors are fiercely loyal to their Primarch because he kept them from being sacrificed by their masters. Thanks for the video! 😅

[@BR-bn1mz]

Huh, I didn’t really think of that last bit, that they’re loyalty to him is from him seeming protective of his legion, even after the decimation. I do wonder if the Fists, Iron Hands or Dark Angels would of suited that attritional role without growing dissatisfied better

[@jellydamgood]

Sounds more like he's weak willed.

[@dekai7992]

​@@jellydamgood Many Primarchs can be interpreted from different sides, which makes the Heresy so much more interesting.

[@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745]

Based

[@kharnt.betrayer2946]

​@@BR-bn1mz I think the only legion that embraced attrition as a regular doctrine were the Death Guard.

[@Blacknight8850]

Viewers: "We loved your Badab War and Taros campaign videos! Can you do some more about some other battles in 40k?" Ian: "OK, how about *_the biggest war of them all_* ?"

[@VictorIV0310]

War in Heaven

[@liamjm9278]

But this isn't the War in Heaven.

[@skeeter5076]

@@liamjm9278 Yeah, but we don't really know a whole lot about the War in Heaven, so it barely counts

[@liamjm9278]

@@skeeter5076 We know enough.

[@skeeter5076]

@@liamjm9278 Tell me a single book that goes into detail about the War in Heaven.

[@nrgspike]

Alpharius was found first but kept secret by the Emperor - although we only have Alpharius’ word for that so assume it’s probably bs.

[@jellydamgood]

Didn't he kill a custode to show Valdor how bad they are at subterfuge? Way before they found Horus?

[@nekrataali]

I still go by the Index Astartes fluff that Horus found Alpharius and kept this discovery a secret for several years, which is why the Alpha Legion turned traitor.

[@lewisluna8641]

I was about to comment the same thing. Alpharius was the Alpha first found and Omegon the last!

[@ryanadams0922]

@@jellydamgood Thus was the start of the Blood games. Thanks Alpharius !

[@SAMcGarvey1]

I am Alpharius, this is a lie.

[@LorcanWard]

I remember reading about the Siege of Terra in a White Dwarf magazine as a kid. Crazy how much it's been fleshed out and also how the revised final confrontation of the Emperor and Horus still hasn't been written. What a video! I skipped a bunch of books so this put things into perspective more than reading synopsis.

[@MrCrowStudio]

I would love to see a similar video for the Siege of Terra. The icons moving around the maps showing the forces and conflicts is really helpful.

[@Ofley_Adventures]

Got into the saga of the Horus Heresy black books, and the novels because of you. Thank you for such amazing content. Have a magnificent day everyone! Thanks for the vid.

[@jonbaxter2254]

I'm currently reading Eisenhorn, cannot wait to start these.

[@ElonTusks]

How did you manage to get the black books ?

[@Ofley_Adventures]

@@ElonTusks I found a place where I live in Mexico that sells them originally in english. Managed to buy “Betrayal”, “Extermination”, and “Massacre”, as they are pretty damn expensive. Worth it in the end, to get more Iron Hands lore.

[@cptsteele91]

I started reading those too...then realised they spiral into infinity

[@BentJacket]

Vital watching. Great video. Hit all the major points and skimmped over enough fine detail as to make it still worth reading the stories. Thanks for your efforts Ian, I got a feeling this vid gonna do well!

[@NetNeelsie]

Honestly, this would be a popping tv show. No one swears and random extras can die ol willy nilly, because the setting allows it.

[@peterixon8708]

Ian, never, ever underestimate the joy and the insights your broadcasts bring. You truly bring the 40k world to life. As a GW tragic for four decades now, thank you.

[@refitdan]

As someone who has only ever had a passing interest in 40K (mostly looking at the illustrations in White Dwarf as a kid), you presented this in a really engaging and easy to understand way. Bravo sir!

[@BrushSaw]

Maybe the most necessary video in all the Horus Heresy youtube catalogue

[@Inquisdrknss]

Great video, I never realized how short the Heresy was relative to the span of time the Imperium's history was. I never really look at the dates so part of my mind just assumed it at least a century.

[@Fledermausmann]

Considering that this was likely a grossly reduced mere summary of the 68 full length novels that make up the Horus Heresy and that I actually understood most of this, I'd say this is probably the most impressive of the summaries of the Horus Heresy videos online. Cheers, mate!

[@tremolo_painter]

I could listen to you talk about 30K/40K lore for hours - and my YT history shows that I have! This is an incredible work, and sorely needed. Thank you so much for this labour of love.

[@stobiusshroden]

you utter madman! you actually did it! bravo!!!

[@MrPooleish]

Of course, this video comes out the day after I buy the first dozen books. Just my timing.

[@Daggerfall40]

Read them anyway. You'll still get so much out of them then watching a video or reading a wiki.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

There’s a ton that can’t be covered in a summary, and you don’t get the feel for the events and characters without reading it :)

[@ninthundertow]

Still really worth the read. A 40 minute video can't touch all that's in the books.

[@MrPooleish]

Of course I'm still going to read them. Just laughing at the timing

[@trentonbaird8956]

Congratulations!! One of us. One of us! ONE OF US!!

[@d438roblox]

Ah yes, I finally understand 0.1% of the Warhammer Lore.

[@stevenesbitt3528]

Watched a bunch more videos have you 😂

[@d438roblox]

@@stevenesbitt3528 I have watched a bunch mode videos and NOW I UNDERSTAND 0.2%! EXCLUDING THE SPACE MARINE GAMES AND BOLTGUN!

[@MyDomVids]

I can't imagine how difficult it must have been to research a story from over 50 books and summarize it into a 43-minute video. But this was well worth it as it's given many of us a great alternative to checking up on the Horus heresy without devoting so much time reading so many books.

[@Osirishnp]

as a new WH40K fan i have been looking for a youtube channel that takes the story seriously and can explain it in a simple way but not cutting corners or tries to turn it in a comedic summary with silly edits. thank you for the videos im gonna watch your channel from now on.

[@barnmaddo]

Ya, if I were a primarch I'd be worried after seeing how the Emperor treated his Thunder Warriors.

[@robotic-race]

Only problem is that wasnt known by most and likely isnt known by the primarchs

[@Pemmont107]

Amazing video and a delight to watch - well done! As a side note: It's hard to overstate just how much Chaos had bolstered the Traitors in the final weeks of thr Siege: Their mortal and Astartes components had suffered horrendous losses, and all command structure was lost, leaving them almost combat-ineffective - little more than a horde of mutated madmen that disgusted Abaddon. It was the millions upon millions of Daemons, combined with the insanity and corruption of Chaos, that had finally pushed the Loyalists to the brink.

[@johnnybigbones4955]

Great video. The HH has massively changed the game due to it's enormous popularity. Some of the changes I'm not a huge fan of, but I have to say I've enjoyed the series and I like 30K as a setting quite a lot.

[@eater_of_garbage_]

The only bad things about 2.0 is dreadnoughts and lascannons being way too strong, but its still the best system gw has released in ever.

[@xJAWAx]

Thanks for this! All the pertinent information is there but the video isn't ridiculously long. Perfect!

[@danelarocque5021]

Holy Crap! I love your videos, man. And was tickled to look over while listening to this and see one of my art pieces in it haha

[@theactionwindow5008]

So well done and put together man. I'm so impressed. You have performed an excellent and valuable service for those looking to dip their beaks into the vast lore of the 30k era.

[@Arggo]

Having just returned to 40k after 27 years this is my favourite video to watch whilst painting my minis, absolutely stellar work sir!

[@samuelcondon330]

Man, this is perfect. There’s so much that happens but you’ve put together a video that outlines it excellently. Particularly find the map extremely helpful. Keep up the good work mate! Thank you

[@joecedeno175]

Great video! I’m new to warhammer and have been reading, and watching videos non stop to learn as much as possible, and this video had so much to take in. Amazing work at putting it together.

[@КонстантинИванов-д1д]

Arbitor Ian doing his thing must be one of my favourite sources of entertainment on the web

[@jackhamer5956]

This is a fantastic recap of the whole heresy in as short a video as I think you could make it, very interesting to see how the legions and forces moved around the galaxy throughout the conflict.

[@Hartmansgrad]

[Perturabo has left the game]

[@mistformsquirrel]

This is *so* good. I've not read the HH books *yet* (school's been keeping me busy hah) - but it's nice to have this more detailed overview. Kinda like watching a video about an IRL ancient military campaign honestly. Like following the flow of the Punic wars. But IN SPACE and with magic and chainswords. And also no real humans had to die, and thus objectively better.

[@camiloruizcastellar4740]

I read most of the Horus heresy and I regret it, why if the night lords are renegade, Rogal Dorn sent them as reinforcement and no one suspects anything? Hell in the book Fulgrim, he confesses to ferrus the Word bearers are traitor and again no one suspects when they are reinforcement. This saga is made by several authors, to make books faster and money faster and that ends up always in lazy writing, some books of Lion el'Jonson are just horrible, raven guard and salamander Boring, Magnus fan service and BIG contradictions, respected primachs like Sanguinius, Ferrus Manus, Mortarion, are disappointments and most of the time useless for the plot. They are some hidden gems, Dan Abnett books are very good, Yagathay author is good, against all odds Lorgar Books are very good, and the most intereting in my opinion, Alpha Legion makes interesting every book that touches. Aside from that I honestly recommend to read Dune, that is a main inspiration for 40k, star wars ans Sci fi in general, peak performance writing like you can become another person after thinking about its themes.

[@BobtheMultiDmnsnlCow]

Just had a whiplash moment. Had it in the background when i realised heard your cadence change to one that i just knew meant "I've got the Good sh*t up". Grinning i look up tosee you were finally giving me that "Path of finding the primarchs" map ive always so desperately craved. Ty as always! Getting pranked by my buddy with missing/lost legion april fools has been a wonderful journey. Between you and Occulus i get every lore craving absolute satisfied. Cheers dude! Thanks for all the fish!

[@Kulayyu]

Charles Dance has the regal bearing and imposing presence befitting of a Primarch. I'd love to see him play the Lion. Kudos to the content creator.

[@terpy663]

Appreciate you not turning away from this period like a lot of 40k story channels who only mention events as they are relevant to stories they like more.

[@MatthewBester]

I saw that little shuffle you did with Alpharius/Omegon's planet. Very clever.

[@TheCrimsonLupus]

Great video - you really covered all the key moments. I've seen the Heresy evolve too over the last 30 years too, the recent books brought me back to 40K and filling in all the details we have speculated about for decades!

[@db9631]

I have found my preferred Warhammer YT Channel! You cover a range of relevant material with no pretentiousness and your delivery is succinct & expedient. Thank you!

[@DoubleDiaz24]

Holy shit man. I'm 30 minutes in. My brain is exploding. This is really well done but godamn I feel like neo in the matrix downloading all this lore. I've but only dipped a toe in the 40K universe. I needed this brother.

[@GerKaiNeknete]

Yes! Ive been looking forward to this!

[@Perkustin]

Great Vid, just finished Painting my first Horus Heresy mini and this popped up. Fingers crossed for some decent Horus Heresy reveals at Warhammer Fest this weekend.

[@collecter343]

Started my journey into The Horus Heresy and 40K novels with "No Know Fear" and man am I thankful for that spur of the moment choice to get into such an expansive and interesting universe.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

One of the best Warhammer novels! Like a disaster movie that turns into a war movie… All the ones Ian and Mira have done for their book clubs are excellent too :)

[@collecter343]

@@HistoritorJimaldus Best part is I didn't know who were the Traitor Legions at first and when I looked up the WB and saw Traitor I mentally whispered "oh nooooooo..."

[@ClaudiosCollection]

Awesome video, Ian! It really helped me understand this crazy wicked universe! Looking forward to watching it over and over again!

[@ArbitorIan]

Yes, DEFINITELY do this! 👍

[@earnestwanderer2471]

Ha! Precisely what I thought, watching the first time. Worth watching several times to firm up the story in my memory.

[@Tamyndris]

Most impressive, both, your recap and the Heresy storyline itself! ... have been a fan and roleplayer of 40K for many years now, a quite casual one regarding lore and backstory, ever too greedy and too lazy of a reader to get into all the books, ... thanks to you, I am now able to put a lot more of the pieces together. Thanks a lot for that

[@5.0joe50]

You never want to let the Iron Fists take Uranus.

[@ligmaguy521]

I'd rather that then Emperor's Children

[@johnrafferty4364]

Could be worse could be the thousand sons 😳

[@The-Despoiler-XVI]

Honestly an amazing in depth video, you really did good and the abaddon video was amazing. My new favourite 40k lore youtuber

[@warpaintjj]

I’ve yet to start painting my pile so this was super helpful, many thanks 🙏

[@gioelerossi46]

this is a godly make video and deserve much more views. great summary and the map omg it helped so MUCH

[@MutualMischief]

Loved this chunky vid, covered a lot of ground!

[@ascarcelle1]

My journey back to these depths of space has left my knowledge thirsting for truth. You spoke this truth in a concise manor leaving my thirst quenched for now ! However i shall spend the rest of my days deciphering in detail the intricacies of this war for further understanding! Aka its been a while since i have been interested in 40k used to build them as a child now im back in the game time to catch up on all the new lore

[@indyman_123]

Woah... this was AWESOME! Probably the best HH recap out there (and in just 40 mins, you say?!). Well done Ian, you're doing the God Emperor's work very, very nicely indeed.

[@fubsy5808]

Listened to this twice and still get a bit lost, its almost like its a galaxy at war!! Cheers for doing this...I think itll be a multiple re-listen

[@ArbitorIan]

Yes. This is exactly what everyone should do!

[@HouseCanis]

i'm not a book reader but i love warhammer lore. this is such a blessing

[@jamesgaultier2949]

I love your videos. i've been on/off the hobby since I was 13 in the mid 90's and I never fail to learn something from your channel

[@harbison7]

Amazing video, this is a perfect guide to the HH and made me remember so much of the books that i loved reading the first time.

[@jh-6789]

Thanks Ian, this filled in a lot of story gaps as I dip in and out book wise. There's just so many! Currently reading Saturnine - the Siege of Terra books are really enjoyable so far.

[@clifforddarby]

Really enjoyed this video. So much lore, it’s mind boggling!!

[@popamonkey190]

This video was crucial for me to further enjoy the End and the Death trilogy. Thank you for this massive work.

[@justinhetrick968]

Excellent video! This was very detailed, well crafted and the space maps were very helpful and informative! Thanks for this great video!

[@edwardharris9810]

Thanks for explaining it, I'm very new to the Warhammer 40K universe so am reading and watching videos, really enjoying finding out about this new to me sci-fi universe..

[@PelinalDidNothingWrong]

The Horus Heresy in 40 minutes? I'm impressed! You've really outdone yourself this time

[@johnlocke9437]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, 4:16 is why I keep coming back. The only KZbinr that pronounces Roboute correctly. 🙏

[@alexwest2514]

rob-boot-tay

[@samprastherabbit]

That was absolutely Eoic with a capital E! Must have taken ages to get that particular chronology straight because it's so scattered around in the books. Great video!

[@vaudevillian7]

Have you done the Age of Apostasy or Nova Terra Interregnum yet Ian, that would be a great couple of videos

[@deusex3124]

This is a well done summary. I read about half the Horus Heresy books so I was curious as to where the story went. The pacing and chronology of the narrative in the books is why I dropped them. The Horus Heresy is such a sprawling story that you couldn't do it in another medium, the first 5 minutes of this video would 10+ 60 minute episodes of a TV series.

[@WISHARTfilms]

The long-awaited sequel to your very first video. Bravo. Very well done.

[@dekuswagg]

These lore videos are always well-researched, well-presented, and very digestible. Great stuff, as usual, Ian!

[@dpraptorP]

Awesome coverage! I am almost halfway through the main story, and will need to watch this 100x as I read each book! So much going on in each book I forget what's going on, this really helps to put it in a simple perspective. All readers of the series need to see this. Thank you for creating this awesome video!

[@fernandozavaletabustos205]

This video, the Dune: Part 2 first look and the Armored Core 6 new trailer already made my day!

[@natephoenix]

Fantastic summary, thank you. Slowly working my way through the books myself, just finished Mechanicum. I've always been intruiged by the HH, ever since 2nd edition, so it's great to read it in its minutia.

[@hallstuart6604]

This was awesome! Thank you Ian. To have the whole heresy explained like that is brilliant! Bravo!

[@Excelsior2043]

THIS WAS ALL I EVER WANTED, now I can't wait for the Siege of Terra video

[@ITCamefromthePage]

God this was incredibly useful. I've read like 20 of these books and only had a general idea of the timeline as I haven't completed everything yet. Thanks for this!

[@master1e]

Great video. I'd love to see one that covers the main events of the 10k years between the end of the Horus Heresy, and Guilliman's return!

Baby, wake up, there's a new Arbitor Ian video

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Amazing video. Concise, entertaining and informative. Thank you for having the map it put so many things into perspective and helped me under stand more. Thank you for respecting your audiences time. Definitely going to watch this a few times. Keep up the good work.

[@lgjm5562]

As a filthy casual, I thank you.

[@jonbaxter2254]

Ah, here it is. I'll have to get some food and make a proper sit down meal for this.

[@johnmundy5769]

I am listening to the audiobook of The First Heretic, and I didn't realize until then that the two lost Primarchs and their legions were purged by the Emperor of Mankind as Lorgar thought might happen to him. The current Primarchs during the Horas Heresy swore never to speak of them again, according to Lorgar and Magnus's discussion when Lorgar tried to ask Magnus to help him on their pilgrimage. I cannot wait to see if there is any other background on this!

[@davebowman9000]

You absolute madman! You did it!! Just earned my subscription! Will binge watch your content!

[@vamith724]

Got my dad into the Horus heresy, he just started the Siege of Terra. I recommended your video as a refresher for him and he loved it, thanks for the content sir!

[@a-a-ron9027]

i love the visuals, it definitely helps to process the timelines

[@wobblytide]

Thank you so much for this, I may have read all the novels, this helps a lot as I have never been able to find the Black Books, so this awesome video mitigates the frustration.

[@btf1287]

1:55 It is real in my mind, only its events still haven't come to pass we are in year 2023 out of 40.000 Tremendous effort friend

[@timl5610]

Genuinely enjoyed this video. Thanks as always. You can tell how much effort you must have put into this one. I’m only on book 17 so quite a bit of story left to go for me!

[@discopanto]

This was brilliant! Thanks! Exactly what I needed to get caught up on the history!

[@fernandorivas1925]

I started listening to the video out of curiosity and I watched the whole thing. Amazing video!

[@RogerAlons-i2k]

Great video, I'm new and this 1 thought me more than all others combined. Subbed

[@timotej121]

Perfect to listen to this while painting models

[@CrimsonTemplar2]

Excellent summary. This is a very helpful refresher before diving into the last two books.

[@stuhale8125]

Nailed it!, I've read so many of the books but have the memory of a goldfish (through injury), so really appreciate this mate, cheers

[@daviewizzle]

Haven’t read a book in a while, still on the book where Robute creates secundas. But love the lore, so thanks for filling in so much. Love these vids, cheers