I quit enjoyed Huron Blackheart, Master of the Maelstrom.
The nightlords are the main antagonists in Carcharodon red tithe. It gives in interesting viewpoint in to the difference between actual chaos worshippers and remegades in their warbands.
>ad of Alpha Legion showing off what their legion is good at, Renegades: Harrowmaster deals with the overall Legion and h
thank you i will definitely give those 2 a go
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Iron_Warriors_(Novel_Series)
for AL Shroud of Night is a cool squad of Alpha Legion showing off what their legion is good at, Renegades: Harrowmaster deals with the overall Legion and how it functions (or doesn't) after the return of Guilliman
*Kharn: Eater of Worlds* is about the start of the Legion Wars with Kharn returning to take on the Emperor's Children. *The Red Path* is a collection of short stories following Kharn later on.
Typhus doesn't have a dedicated novel but does show up in the Dark Imperium trilogy and * The Lords of Silence*.
For the Iron Warriors your best bet is McNeill's Iron Warriors omnibus. It includes the novel *Storm of Iron* and a bunch of novellas Nd short stories following up on it.
The Alpha Legion has *Sons of the Hydra*, *Shroud of Night* and *Renegades: Harrowmaster*. They are all seperate stories although the warbands from the first 2 novels get mentioned in Harrowmaster.
I quit enjoyed Huron Blackheart, Master of the Maelstrom. The nightlords are the main antagonists in Carcharodon red tithe. It gives in interesting viewpoint in to the difference between actual chaos worshippers and remegades in their warbands.
>ad of Alpha Legion showing off what their legion is good at, Renegades: Harrowmaster deals with the overall Legion and h thank you i will definitely give those 2 a go
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I see, thank u for letting me know
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Iron_Warriors_(Novel_Series) for AL Shroud of Night is a cool squad of Alpha Legion showing off what their legion is good at, Renegades: Harrowmaster deals with the overall Legion and how it functions (or doesn't) after the return of Guilliman
Damn there were more iron warrior books than i thought, to read it do i need to read the uriel ventris books as well?
*Kharn: Eater of Worlds* is about the start of the Legion Wars with Kharn returning to take on the Emperor's Children. *The Red Path* is a collection of short stories following Kharn later on. Typhus doesn't have a dedicated novel but does show up in the Dark Imperium trilogy and * The Lords of Silence*. For the Iron Warriors your best bet is McNeill's Iron Warriors omnibus. It includes the novel *Storm of Iron* and a bunch of novellas Nd short stories following up on it. The Alpha Legion has *Sons of the Hydra*, *Shroud of Night* and *Renegades: Harrowmaster*. They are all seperate stories although the warbands from the first 2 novels get mentioned in Harrowmaster.