Warhammer: I Am the Hammer of the Imperium

Let me repeat myself: the thousands of psionicists burned every day are being sacrificed for Starbeam, not for the Emperor!

The Astral Army has so many stories to tell, so many that they seem almost ordinary, but in reality, these mortals in Warhammer are nothing short of legendary.

Well, there's a lot of personal bias here. I wanted to write something epic, but I don't know how to write battles. That's roughly the situation. The author wants to express something, but not only is the basic skill lacking, but the research is also incomplete. So there's a lot of grand theories, but not much substance.

Wow, this is too much! It's totally my style! Any other Warhammer fanfiction recommendations? No system, and a hero-like protagonist who rises from the bottom.

The author must really love titanium, right? Or did he write something about the Emperor potentially forming an alliance with them? Does anyone really like this kind of British portrayal of the Titanic people as smearing Asia?

Dual-writing guarantees you'll reap the benefits of updating both books; failing to do so will result in immediate failure.

Finally, I realized something was wrong. The Red Pirates, or rather Huron's brother, didn't truly betray us until after the Battle of Badab, or M41.912. Where did the Red Pirates come from in M40? At that point, Huron's ancestors might not even have been born yet.

I started with high hopes, seeing the long word count, thinking it would be a well-crafted, logically consistent war story like *Legend of the Galactic Heroes*, or at the very least, a fantastical time-travel/power-up adventure. But the author turned it into a boring, stale green-skinned saga.

It looks really boring and simplistic.

Some people have been giving misleading explanations about the relationship between the Startorch Golden Throne and the psionicists consumed daily. I want to reiterate that psionicists are burned to power the Startorch and have nothing to do with the Golden Throne.