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- The arc 's focus is on Warmaster Horus, the principal antagonist, and covers about two years in the overall Heresy timeline; most of this period elapses before the rebellion begins. Following the trilogy, the narrative is not strictly sequential and is often presented in nonlinear fashion from book to book.
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Basically, except for the obvious timeline Horus Heresy versus the rest of the books (Horus Heresy being technically Warhammer 30k), there is no real order between series. Of course, each of the series has a chronological order (which is not always the order suggested by the numbering of the books - see the HH for instance).
- The Horus Heresy as A Setting
- Smaller Historical Series
- Catch Up on Unfinished Series
Lots of people have opinions on which Heresy stories are the most important ones to read, or what the ‘best’ reading order is for the series, and these opinions all stem from the length and complexity of the series, and the difficulty in committing to something this big. There’s no ‘right’ way of reading the series but without going into too much d...
Turning the Heresy into a setting is one thing, but there’s still going to be demand from readers for further exploration of 40k’s history, whether that’s the time periods I mentioned earlier or something else entirely. Rather than a single ‘tentpole’ series that lasts for ages and requires a serious commitment from readers though, why not explore ...
As well as keeping the Heresy going as a new setting and kicking off some other interesting historical series, the other thing I’d love to see Black Library do is to actively encourage authors to spend some time catching up on part-finished series. To be fair, it’s not like the Heresy has dominated so much that nothing else has been written while i...
tl;dr the best way for a beginner to approach the Horus Heresy Series in my opinion is to start with Horus Rising and read each book in publication order. Once you hit a wall and get bored of the series, I would suggest looking at the authors you really enjoyed and continuing with them.
I've finished the HH books up to the current point in the Siege of Terra, and I'm looking for books that come next in the w40k timeline after the Horus Heresy, that continue along the general timeline of the Imperium. It doesn't matter if it only focuses on a specific character/faction's storyline.
It's not a chronological order but a spoiler free one. With this flowchart you will be able to read basing on different data: Spoilers links (primary intent of this flowchart) Based on the factions you want to read about (Factions colours) Based on the conflict zone where the story happens (Conflicts Zone storylines)
May 13, 2024 · Dive deep into the heart of the Horus Heresy, the monumental saga that laid the foundations of the Warhammer 40,000 universe's grim future, with this comprehensive reading guide designed to navigate you through its complex chronological order and intricate timeline.
Jul 27, 2023 · The majority of the Horus Heresy stories take place in the 31st millennium. The books, novellas, and short stories we’re about to dive into detail the conflict that took place between the Imperium’s founder and leader, the Emperor of Man, and the Warmaster Horus.
