Warhammer 40K: Midnight Hunters

Not bad, not bad, it tastes like that. Did the author of the opening refer to Coze's biography of the original body, which was also picked up by scavengers, and it was a similar coffin board (Coz's one had a stasis stance added), and they were all on the ship, which gave a sense of familiarity. 🙂 A sunny and cheerful boy——Koz

😍😡So suitable for our bat cubs

The protagonist is like air. I'm sorry. There's basically no protagonist in the first few pictures. Personally, I think the role of the protagonist is too damn small. I can't stand it after reading a few chapters.

The main purpose of this book is to write a story that takes place in the normal Warhammer worldview from the perspective of the Night Lords Legion soldiers. I don't plan to take the route of modifying the world line and becoming a god, and it may not directly involve the Primarch. Because it involves many proper nouns and complex settings in the Warhammer IP, it may not be very friendly to book friends who have never been exposed to this IP, but the author will try his best to introduce it sideways in the book. As for me, I am not particularly familiar with a lot of setting knowledge, and sometimes I can't find it when I check the information, so some parts are not particularly rigorous and accurate. This is my first time writing a novel. Everyone's opinions and suggestions will be revised in a timely manner to try not to make readers uncomfortable. Thank you for your support. Readers who like it, please recommend it to your friends!

A rare Midnight Lords article, and there is no stupid system, so you are qualified to enter the Second Male Empire.

Also, when you later come into contact with the Loyalist Astartes monks, it is best to have a disguised identity such as Black Shield or the Death Watch of the Ordo Alien Ordo to communicate. Otherwise, the Loyalists are in a dazed state and may start fighting indiscriminately. The dazed ones, such as the Black Orcs, can even be killed by the Custodes. (Crying and laughing), the Batboy Rebellion offended a lot of the original fighting groups... Istvaan 5 offended Uncle Crow and Iron Hand badly, and Macragge's Horror Nights later offended Holy Blood Forever Loyal and the Smurfs, leaving only stones that didn't have time to bang (You are really crazy, Shell, no wonder Otterzi broke...)

I don't think an Astartes native can play a role in a cesspool like the 40k era. There is no golden finger, and there is no prophet of time travellers. What can an Astartes do? Bubble in a cesspit 😅

It's understandable to hate the Empire, the Empire does suck. But the Emperor can still do it. Without the Emperor and his Great Crusade, humanity would have been far worse off. At this point in time during the Great Crusade, the only ones that needed multiple Space Marine Legions and Primarchs to participate in the war were at least the Orc Empire, the Randan Alien, and the Druun Alien. There are also enemies such as the Hrud Alien, the Osiris Alien, and the Kalaf Alien that can fight against individual Primarchs and Legions. Even at that time, there were still human forces such as the Intress Federation and the Quiet Far Federation. But unless they can, like the Emperor, unite all human forces in a short period of time and launch their Great Crusade to destroy these aliens. Otherwise, even if the chaotic galaxy is not considered, it will definitely become a super battlefield where various races and forces fight together. And that human being, assuming the best case scenario, is at most a larger force in this galaxy where heroes are competing. If you take into account the main forces such as Orcs, Necron, Eldar, and Chaos Evil God. Whether humans can survive to 40k will be a question. And even the 40k human empire is still the overlord of the galaxy. Therefore, even though the Emperor is not perfect, he is very rough and impatient in dealing with many things. But his achievements and contributions should not be belittled.

There are very few novels with a strong flavor of hammering. Many of them are about opening high and going low, cheating in the middle and late stages to crush the combat power, etc. The author's protagonist's journey from being alone to establishing a war gang to become a Chaos Lord is becoming more and more exciting. I haven't written 1/3 yet, but I feel it is coming soon. I have voted for the monthly vote and support the author

There should be no copyright disputes....

The author will send the reference settings in some chapters to the back of this chapter. Friends who are not familiar with it can take a look, especially some weird special nouns

After reading so many Warhammer articles, I can feel the so-called Hammer flavor of Warhammer articles. It means that there is fanaticism hidden under loyalty. The difference between 40k novels and fantasy or Western fantasy novels is that this kind of article should require the writer to have a Gothic style of writing, just the right dark world view of the cesspit, and fanatical belief in the God-Emperor.

How can I put it, the further I go, the more I feel that this is a medieval adventure novel, and many of it is unreasonable.

Author, you need to explain how this person escaped the purge. According to me, the Crossbones faction won at that time. I heard that the purge method of this faction was very wild, and it alternated between light and dark...

When looking at Warhammer fans, do you hope that the shithole Galaxy can seize a glimmer of hope in despair, or do you just want to watch a group drama that never ends in a corner of a grand stage? I see that many fans are pursuing Hammer Flavor, but I really don't understand what Hammer Flavor is, and what kind of ending a Hammer Flavor story should have.

Can a subspace storm suddenly occur while the protagonist is sailing in subspace, throwing the protagonist into an apocryphal worldview? Take Robert's Rebellion for example. Anyway, you said it was the heavens, and the Apocrypha is also one of the heavens.

The idea is a good idea, but it's a pity that the author's writing style is not interesting and is a bit run-down.

This novel made me feel a little strange when I read it. The protagonist introduced himself and said he was from the Eighth Legion, but the people in the book didn't seem to have any feelings about this legion, as if they didn't know it was a rebel legion. The nuns didn't find it strange, and the Mechanicus didn't find it strange either. Maybe I didn't read carefully enough, but it gave me a weird feeling

After reading a few chapters, I found that the Astra Militarum veteran had participated in the battle against the Nurgle Demons and lived to retire. It was too miserable to be able to scavenge. Moreover, the reaction of the Astra Militarum when they saw the Space Marines was too bland.

When will you form your own war group or war gang?

This is currently the best book related to Qidian Warhammer. I hope the author will stick to it.

Come on, author

nl belike during combat

Very beautiful, don't be a pigeon! It's rare to find this kind of orthodox hammer article.

Catch you in a dark room and update me 😡

The protagonist's sense of presence is too low, and the perspective changes are too jumpy.

I've read Chapter 30. Which one is the protagonist? 🤔 Is ​​it from a passerby's perspective? Where's my Batman?

Update, not enough

The cover looks like Alien vs. Predator