Last seen in Cadian Honour , Lesk and her fellow soldiers find themselves embroiled in a bloody stalemate when traitor forces on the planet Malouri retreat to a nigh-impregnable island fortress. Justin D. Hill: I’ve always loved the viewpoint of the common grunt in the Warhammer 40k universe. Nothing beats the jeopardy of a lone trooper, armed only with a flashlight, standing firm against the horrors of the Grimdark future. For me*, these are some of the most compelling stories the 40k universe has to offer, so it seemed fated that I would end up writing Cadians. JH: Apart from action and interesting characters, and insights into a new part of the Gallows Cluster, I wanted to go super Grimdark with this novel. No happy endings. No sense of redemption. Grim Grimdark. Don’t sit around and miss out if you want anything in the latest Humble Bundle, as you won’t find this kind of value again soon! Especially if you want to read about all the different universes of Warhammer. New 40k Minka Lesk Miniature, Necromunda Core Rules, & BL Pricing CONFIRMED! The momentous events surrounding the fall of Cadia set the galaxy ablaze and led directly to the Era Indomitus, but while the story has been told in bits and pieces throughout various Warhammer 40,000 supplements, it’s never had the dedicated attention it deserves. Now it’s time to set that straight with Fall of Cadia by Robert Rath – author of the phenomenal The Infinite and the Divine and Assassinorum: Kingmaker .

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Each of the 1,500 strictly limited copies is individually numbered and signed by the author, making it an invaluable part of any Astra Militarum fan’s collection. Shadow of the Eighth JH: I think this one came out pretty much as planned. It’s the first one I’m thinking at publication: YES! – this is what I wanted to write and I’ve done it. ToW: How does the final product compare to your original concept? Has anything changed much from your first ideas? Dry. That’s dry, bare bones you-are-there heroism that is as underrated as it is poignant. Actually, it’s so poignant because it is so understated.

I think she's got an awesome miniature and it will be fun to see people running her and her fellow characters on the tabletop in games of Warhammer 40,000. I would love to see themed armies based around Lesk and perhaps a Kill Team or two. ToW: Without spoiling anything, who are the main characters and what do we need to know about them? The latest book in the Primarchs series dives into the circumstances surrounding the Primarch’s discovery by the Emperor, in revelations that will shake your understanding of the Great Crusade to the core. Justin D. Hill: What does it mean to be a Cadian now that you have failed at your 10,000 year mission… and how can you prove it? I should be clear: this article expresses my personal opinion…I’m not a Games Workshop spokesperson, nor should this be taken as an expert opinion on 40k lore!And – Lindsey Priestley assures me – this novel has the first real insight into the inner mind of a Frateris Militiaman. Tread-heads can read about more epic tank battles in Baneblade and Shadowsword – you’ll tank us later. JH: I think this is being envisaged as the first Minka Lesk novel so you could go straight in, but if you want to get the full setting then reading Cadia Stands gives you the set up. And if you really like stories of common grunts facing down all the horrors of the 40K universe, then there’s a ream of Ursarkar E. Creed stories ( you can find here) which I think have been hugely well received.