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Horus Rising (Warhammer 40,000 Novels: Horus Heresy) Dan Abnett
Publisher: Games Workshop

And boy - what an excellent choice indeed! It's review day, so here we go! You learn so much about the times of the Horus Heresy and the creation of the Chaos Marines, as well as the "good" legions and especially the patriarchs. What an effort this is proving to be so far this is a terrible book. The guys from the local Games Workshop recommended the 'Horus The series of books you mention in your post, are they a good starting point to get to know this universe better? Http://puersch.net/wp-content/uploads/Reviews/. Of Warhammer 40,000; through literature, writing books and making magazines about gameplay, rules, and some canonical stories. The quality of the writing is sub par, I don't have any connection with any of the characters and it is honestly quite tedious. Horus Heresy: Horus Rising (9/10). You get download them free from your normal Games Workshop's 2013 40k and Fantasy Release Schedule. Warhammer 40k(30k) Novels: Horus Heresy Series Logged Out. The cast works quite well as Greg is a Horus Heresy nimrod while Dave knows nothing about the Heresy other than what he reads in the books. First episode was a scene-setter where they looked at the 30k universe before the Heresy and the podcasts proper start with "Episode One - Horus Rising". For a long time I was fascinated by the 'Warhammer 40,000′ universe but found it hard to get a starting point. The opening trilogy of novels (Horus Rising by Dan Abnett, False Gods by Graham McNeill and Galaxy In Flames by Ben Counter) deal with Horus' rise to Warmaster, and his descent into treachery, or heresy, if you will.