What year does the Horus Heresy take place?

What year does the Horus Heresy take place?

The Horus Heresy, also known as the Age of Darkness, was the first and most devastating civil war in Imperial history. Occurring in early M31 and lasting several years, it divided and nearly destroyed the fledgling Imperium.

Is the Horus Heresy finished?

After 12 long years, the Horus Heresy is coming to an end, leading to the apocalyptic confrontation that is The Siege of Terra.

Is Horus death 40K?

Horus was killed by the Emperor of Mankind, and his soul was obliterated. His corpse was completely destroyed by Abaddon the Despoiler, who also took over his place as overall leader of the Chaos Space Marines.

Can you use 30k armies in 40k?

Another great thing about 30k is these armies can be integrated into 40k but of course you’ll have to deal with Eldar and Tau if you do so.

Can Sanguinius come back?

Ferrus Manus and Sanguinius are dead. Some primarchs, i.e. Leman Russ and Vulkan, have stated conditions for their return. Leman Russ will return for the Wolftime, Vulkan when 9 Artifacts he had hidden are found.

What is the Order of the Horus Heresy books?

Following the 54th novel, The Buried Dagger, the Horus Heresy main series concluded and was replaced by the Siege of Terra series. I. Horus Rising (2006) by Dan Abnett II. False Gods (2006) III. Galaxy in Flames (2006) IV. The Flight of the Eisenstein (2007) by James Swallow V. Fulgrim (2007) by Graham McNeill VI. Descent of Angels (2007) VII.

What happened to the Horus Heresy?

Ultimately, the Horus Heresy was instrumental for the ten-thousand year decay that has since set into the Imperium. The Emperor’s grand ambition, the Imperial Webway, was abandoned and Chaos continued to plague humanity.

How was Horus’Genius revealed?

Horus’s genius was revealed as he converted half of the Legions, along with many regiments of the Imperial Army and several Titan Legions to his cause, revealing the Emperor to be as Horus saw him – a man undeserving of the praise and recognition of the human race. [2a]

Who found Horus first?

Sanguinius found Horus first. Horus was at the height of his powers, augmented with the blessings of all four Chaos Gods and the god-like powers he had acquired during the Battle of Molech, and Sanguinius was slain. Horus stood over the Primarch’s body as the Emperor found him.