Storm Caller
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Storm Caller
by Gaius Marius » Sat Aug 16, 2014 4:11 pm
20/10, would kill space pope again.
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Re: Storm Caller
by Lord of the Night » Sat Aug 16, 2014 9:28 pm
Gaius Marius wrote:20/10, would kill space pope again.
Indeed. Truthfully I think that Sebastian Thor and Confessor Dolan were the only competent priests/saints in the entire Imperium. All the others are either fanatical, incompetent, stupid, corrupt or some mixture of the four.
Also, every other line by Njal is made of awesomesauce.
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Re: Storm Caller
by MalkyDel » Thu Sep 04, 2014 12:21 am
Are there any non-fat Imperial high-ranking Clerics?
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won't you help me slay tonight?"
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Re: Storm Caller
by Xisor » Sat Mar 28, 2015 11:12 pm
I rather thought that too, Malky. There's something a little vexing characterising all monstrously incompetent/blinkered people as also very fat.
That aside, I rather liked the book. There were a lot of nice points to it and, oddly, I've persuaded myself that I really like the preposterous 'twist' ending. It feels appropriately Space Wolf-y, especially so long after the Heresy and the 'PB-era' Wolves. This is a real fragmentation, a really crushing turn of events. But it's hopeful too, it's a compelling thing to have happened. I'm excited by the prospect of a third novel for 'em. Hopefully not quite as... 'sparse' as the Space Hulk bit of this novel - not bad by any means, but a bit... thin on the ground?
Well, anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed the novel.
That aside, I rather liked the book. There were a lot of nice points to it and, oddly, I've persuaded myself that I really like the preposterous 'twist' ending. It feels appropriately Space Wolf-y, especially so long after the Heresy and the 'PB-era' Wolves. This is a real fragmentation, a really crushing turn of events. But it's hopeful too, it's a compelling thing to have happened. I'm excited by the prospect of a third novel for 'em. Hopefully not quite as... 'sparse' as the Space Hulk bit of this novel - not bad by any means, but a bit... thin on the ground?
Well, anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed the novel.
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