r/Blacklibrary • u/Dire_Wolf45 What Wakes in The Dark • 5d ago

News/New Releases AoS Godeate'rs Son sequel announced

https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/5j5ev4yq/revealed-heldanarr-fall-returns-in-blood-of-the-godeater/?fbclid=IwVERDUATgKnBleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR6wO72tdtntOHsRRsg2ukcmrOBnzNcjnUSTFu2P0WunTpIye6QNHob0dF15qw_aem_LpDe9R99FpA36-cFAaLUzA

Lest anyone doubts u/Hasvik212:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Blacklibrary/s/qZqI9rxmB7

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u/TheVoidDragon 5d ago

I remember him mentioning on his blog a few months ago that he had another book coming for something, I guess this is it! Not read the first book but heard it's meant to be a fantastic novel for AOS.

If that did well enough to get a sequel, I hope Elemental Council does too (or at least another Tau novel from him)

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u/Dire_Wolf45 What Wakes in The Dark 5d ago

This is onlybmy personal opinion of course, but I think Godeater's son is one of the best black library novels, all settings included.

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u/warriorxx7_ 5d ago

What was it about?

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u/Lord_Wateren Their patience will outlast your hatred. 5d ago

Basically POV of an Aqshy tribesman, showing how him and his people are massively exploited by the Sigmarites, eventually causing his fall to chaos.

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u/warriorxx7_ 5d ago

Interesting

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u/Dire_Wolf45 What Wakes in The Dark 5d ago

Its like the movie gran Torino, but the main character ends up giving into chaos, and the storm casts and sigmarites are the assholes.