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That's just childish.

Looking back, most of the actual "something happens" episodes seem concentrated in the first few seasons. After that, filler and side stories seems to creep in a lot more. And yes, we see more Vader moments later on from Anakin, and some heroic banter though Obi-Wan and Anakin seem about a...

It gets worse.

One gets the real feeling that Guilliman is trying hard to be the only sane man in an Imperium that was already pretty fucked up and dysfunctional even before the Heresy.

You forgot the Alpha Legion.

Given all those facts, it stands to reason that a fair chunk of the Imperium (at least if you hold to the 'one million worlds and not a world more' belief.) is made up of Ultramarines, quite possibly the majority, and that each of those worlds is, to some degree or another, a reflection of Ultramar...

Luceno's not writing more novels?

Looted Pony!

Sauron would have a better campaign.

Isn't Ten's mental breakdown pretty much confirmed as canon?

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You want group fiction set in that era? Try the Vast Empire. Thrawn is Thrawn, the Republic is the Republic, and Dark Empire never happened.

Three ISDs have inadvertently been reclassified as commlinks and are on sale from Naval Surplus for 12 credits ea

The Reavers win, hands down. Malcom Reynolds is afraid of Reavers. Captain Malcom Reynolds is superior to Commander Shepard, as he's a Captain and Shepard is just a Commander. Plus, he's played by Nathan Fillion. As Commander Shepard wins against the Reapers, hands-down, Malcom Reynolds must also wi...

Humanity loses. Why? Corruption. In the background, Chaos isn't a danger because of military strength or lolwarppowers, it's dangerous because you can't reliably stop it from converting people from under you.

Rebuild of Evangelion, the Beast II

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History isn't the problem. The humanization of the entire Necron race is the problem. The codex should have placed a greater emphasis on the "culling" of inferior species being the norm for Necrons, instead of focusing on the honourable ones. They've definitely lost a lot of their feel wit...

"Let's go and get our throats slit!"

I'm still baffled by why Gaunt hasn't been shot for radicalism, and an alleged Chaotic defector didn't result in a quick purging with flamers. Seems a lot of the Crusade's members are going more than a little Radical.

Very interesting, and more or less canon compliant. Here's to more about your take on the Missing Legion, and fleshing out their organization and character.

Incidentally, Goto gets a lot of things wrong, canon-wise. Toth wielding a daemonhammer and yet being of the Ordos Xenos, the infamous multilasers... (and hellguns firing bullets?!) In specific cases, DOW II goes out of its way to disregard his novels in favour of the game's canon. Doesn't that mean...

Eyepatch Lady is obviously River Song. And am I the only one disappointed in what Moffat did with River?

On the other hand, these are Daleks. They're just the kind of creature that would get overexcited and accidentally kill everyone, they have other human planets to harvest per the Doctor's own comment, and wouldn't the display just show the continents vanishing if the sensors were destroyed?

Mind you, it's strange that teleport rays haven't been weaponized in other sources. All you'd have to do is change the exit coordinates to somewhere nasty or just out of the way.

Burn everything from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

TARDIS.