Galaxy Burn - A Warhammer 40k Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

There are a lot of people calling Space Marine 2 -and by extension Warhammer 40,000- a male fantasy? Why are men fantasising about something so comprehensively horrible? Why did Games Workshop take all the naughty stuff out of the grimdark future? Writer and game developer merrit k joins me to discuss these questions and her name game, Fledgling Manor!

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Those sneaky bald boys of the 20th were all over the most important parts of the Horus Heresy and they're crazily interesting - so why do they only have three books in the 41st millennium (even if they're all great) and more often than not show up as generic antagonists?

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Is Robert Rath's The Infinite and the Divine the greatest 40k book of all time? Spoilers: Yes, but we still need to understand why it's 'goated with the sauce', so philosopher Liam Kofi Bright joins me to talk about two crotchety Egyptian space robots playing pranks on each other for 10,000 years.

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The Ultramarines and Thousand Sons don't seem to have as much bad blood as some chapters, but there are good reasons -going back ten-thousand years- for these two being paired up in Space Marine 2.

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November Kelly (founder/CEO of Femboy Hooters and podcaster with Trashfuture, Kill James Bond, Well There's Your Problem and No Gods No Mayors) joins me to talk about the start of the Horus Heresy, 2006's Horus Rising. We'll discuss how Space Marines are smelly children, how the War on Terror and New Atheism influenced the Horus Heresy and how the Luna Wolves are a polycule of dads.

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The history and background of the world's most popular tabletop wargame, from three guys in a bedroom to being a publicly traded company with an Amazon show.

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Knife lesbians! On this episode I'm joined by Black Library author Mike Brooks to talk about how he came to write about the adventures of John Warhammer and his new book Lelith Hesperax: Queen of Knives.

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The vampire himbos of the Ninth Legion have a new Codex out, and in this entirely unscripted live reaction I do an Epic Based Sceptic Gamer Rant about it. Are the Detachments any good, do I like the new models, is there anything in there about the Lamenters falling down a flight of stairs? Find out here!

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There are no good guys in 40k, but there are definitely the worst guys in terms of the sheer level of suffering they've unleashed on the setting through being dumb toaster-humping weenies. I am speaking of course of the Adeptus Mechanicus, and how they suck and are bad and awful.

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Orks are just silly, goofy guys, right? Bzzt, wrongo: they're a galactic-level threat who could very easily wipe out anything that isn't green if they got it together. This episode covers the War of the Beast, the one time when Orks very nearly won all 40,000 Warhammers.

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