Iron Warriors: The Complete Honsou Omnibus
Warhammer 40,000
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4.1 • 17 Ratings
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- $17.99
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- $17.99
Publisher Description
A Warhammer 40,000 omnibus
In the dying days of the 41st Millennium, Honsou's is a name that inspires fear in all who hear it. A dread warlord of the Iron Warriors who nearly brought Ultramar to its knees, this omnibus contains his story, from his ascension to his plans for vengeance…
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Graham McNeill's beloved villain goes from treacherous underling to almighty warlord – and beyond – in this collection of stories that chart his blood-soaked journey through the Dark Millennium.
THE STORY
The Iron Warriors are Chaos Space Marines with unrivalled expertise in the art of siege warfare. With great batteries of artillery and all the favours of the Ruinous Powers at their command, there is no fortress in the galaxy that can stand against them for long. From Hydra Cordatus, where a massive force of Iron Warriors has invaded and laid siege to its mighty Imperial citadel, to the world of Castellax as Warsmith Andraaz prepares for a deadly greenskin invasion, the sons of Perturabo fight with the brutal determination and cold efficiency that has earned them their fearsome reputation.
This omnibus edition contains all of the Honsou stories drawn from author Graham McNeill’s popular Ultramarines series including the novel Storm of Iron, the novella Iron Warrior and a collection of short stories that continue the tale of the treacherous Warsmith.
Written by Graham McNeill
CONTENTS
Storm of Iron
Iron Warrior
The Enemy of My Enemy
The Heraclitus Effect
The Skull Harvest
The Iron Without
The Beast of Calth
The Corpse Road
Customer Reviews
Iron Warriors
Fantastic read. Best legion by a long shot !
Decent, but….
Honsou is an interesting character but after the main novel he becomes very one note. The drawn out sieges are the meat of the writing and while interesting at first, the descriptions of long, arduous siegework can become stale and boring.
A disjointed mess
There are many left out of this “collection”, making for a difficult read and constant google searches a must to understand the story. The only reason this gets 2-stars is because of how good the first book is.