/lit/ - Literature

I'm going to go with Horus Heresy on this one (first five books), though a little bit of background knowledge is necessary before diving right in

I have never been on a "quest" thread and have no idea how this is supposed to work

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Let's see
>grimdark sci-fi with a dose of fantasy and schlock
>everything tailored specifically to appeal to your (male) power fantasies
>actually has a historical depth of its own
>boats (in space)
You'd probably get sick of it fast if Warhammer is the only thing you consume, but otherwise no wonder why so many people keep coming back to it at regular intervals. What other actively maintained setting offers this many books, tabletop games, movies, and video games?

Also - that these faggots insist on not reprinting some of the earlier Horus Heresy titles forced me to buy a fucking e-reader. I basically bought a 150$ W40K reading device. I understand women now

First three Horus Heresy books are compulsory reading (assuming you have some basic knowledge on the setting - and having played Dawn of War is enough)