Planetkill (Anthology)
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Planetkill was published by the Black Library in 2008. It deals with the theme of planetary destruction in the 41st Millennium.
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Voidsong
By Henry Zou. Inquisitor Obodiah Roth investigates the Secessionists of Selene Prime after a psychic disturbance is revealed. What could its origin be, and how are the fearsome Secessionists involved?
Mortal Fuel
By Richard Williams.
Midshipmam Marcher's star is on the ascent as his ship assists in the Imperial evacuation of Bahani and all that follows - boarding actions, brawls and a hidden threat included.
The Heraclitus Effect
By Graham McNeill.
Honsou is out for Uriel Ventris' blood. Failing that, hurting him in whatever way he can is the next best thing, and he has the perfect method to do so.
The Emperor Wept
By Simon Dyton.
Adept Biologis Heironym Rottle is either one of the most lucky of his brotherhood or one of the most cursed. What secrets are locked within him, and what do they imply for one of the Imperium's most deadly weapons?
Phobos Worked in Adamant
By Robey Jenkins.
Magos Ghuul is a driven man. With terrible danger to Celare Artem moving ever close across the void he must work feverishly to guarantee the world's survival, but at what cost?
Seven Views on Ulhguth's Passing
By Matthew Farrer.
The heart of the Eye of Terror is a strange place, where all manner of bizarre and sanity-shattering things are made real. This tale is but a glimpse into the dark heart of the Warp.
Mercy Run
By Steve Parker
Sisters Hospitaller are not quite as innocent as it may seem at first in this story of a desperate mission against the clock. Will they make it before the Ork-directed meteors strike the planet?
Characters
- Voidsong: Inquisitor Obodiah Roth
- Mortal Fuel: Midshipmam Marcher
- The Heraclitus Effect: Warsmith Honsou; Cadaras Grendel; The Newborn; Magos Vianco Locard;
- The Emperor Wept: Adept Biologis Heironym Rottle;
- Phobos Worked in Adamant: Magos Ghuul;
- Seven Views on Ulhguth's Passing:
- Mercy Run: Sgt. Oskar Wulfe;