Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
where cab i plsy or read this?
Well, to actually play Warhammer 40,000 on tabletop is absurdly expensive nowadays. So, I would not recommend that unless you have a lot of extra cash lying around. There are quite a few different video games out by now (from shooters to real-time strategy), but none are really anything to write home around (though I liked the original Dawn of War games, mostly because of how it crapped on established canon lol).
However, as mentioned above, the Black Library is the source of all the Warhammer 40k-related novels and such. And there is a HUGE list of books at this point, stretching back from the Great Crusade/Horus Heresy era (which is where the Imperium of Man first conquered the galaxy) to the more modern Time of Ending (where everything is going to shit, and only Papa Smurf can stem the tide), which is about a 10,000 year time frame.
Here is a list of currently existing novels and novel series:
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
Well, to actually play Warhammer 40,000 on tabletop is absurdly expensive nowadays. So, I would not recommend that unless you have a lot of extra cash lying around. There are quite a few different video games out by now (from shooters to real-time strategy), but none are really anything to write home around (though I liked the original Dawn of War games, mostly because of how it crapped on established canon lol).However, as mentioned above, the Black Library is the source of all the Warhammer 40k-related novels and such. And there is a HUGE list of books at this point, stretching back from the Great Crusade/Horus Heresy era (which is where the Imperium of Man first conquered the galaxy) to the more modern Time of Ending (where everything is going to shit, and only Papa Smurf can stem the tide), which is about a 10,000 year time frame.
Here is a list of currently existing novels and novel series:
thank Vault
Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
thank Vault
No problem. Recommending specific novels/series can be difficult though, because there is a lot of variety. Novels about different factions/races, set at different points in time etc. For example, a novel following an Imperial Inquisitor (think Spanish Inquistion on steroids derived from SS-serum lol) is going to be a lot different to one about the Eldar (basically the 40k version of Space Elves).
Though the pic I linked initially was of Great Crusade/Horus Heresy-era Angron. So, the Horus Heresy series could be a starting point if that's what caught your eye.
Edit: And I forgot to mention, the bonus round is an even worse stomp than the one-on-one match. Hell, the Emperor and his flying Golden City + the 18 Primarch Flagships alone are going to be a nightmare for the First Order to deal with. Never mind the rest of the Legion fleets, or the thousands of other warships and countless billions of soldiers of the Imperial Army & Navy they have. And then the Mechanicum on top of that.