For a detailed breakdown on which units are found in which book, please visit the Lexicon and consult the appropriate table. Please Note: There are additional units that can be taken in other books but they are not essential. The following Forgeworld publications will be needed to play in games of the Horus Heresy. The following links are for novels in the Black Library collection and other series in the setting of the Horus Heresy. WarhammerTV: Speed Painting Night Lords (40k video but still useful).WarhammerTV: Night Lords Lightning Effect.Pete the Wargamer: How to Paint Horus Heresy era Night Lords.Cult of Paint: How to Paint Night Lords Space Marines.Art of War Miniature Painting Tutorials: Night Lords.Apathetic Fish: How to paint Night Lords Sevatar.The following links are for building, converting and painting guides for this army, along with any other useful tips and tricks to help in preparing your force. This is not an exhaustive list, but lists several well known sources for easy reference. Horus Heresy - Iron Warriors vs Night Lords - SW BR 24 Sector Wargaming 3.21K subscribers Subscribe 254 6.9K views 3 months ago We are a core group of 4 players based in the North East of. Posted in Reviews, Audio, Black Library and tagged Aaron Dembski-Bowden, Horus Heresy, Night Lords on 14th November 2014 by Michael Dodd.The following links are for community written tactics and relevant faction overviews, as well as links to various lore pages for background reading. Picking up from where we last saw him at the end of the Prince of Crows novella, The Long Night, a 40-minute audio drama from Aaron Dembski-Bowden, sees Sevatar imprisoned by the Dark Angels, talking to the ghosts in his head. From a Heresy perspective, even more than their primarch Konrad Curze, the character who best embodies this conflicted nature is without a doubt Sevatar, First Captain of the Night Lords, mass murderer, liar, cheat and a very dangerous man to be around. Nowadays though they tend to be painted in a different light far from being just plain old evil and monstrous, in their current incarnation they are portrayed as selfish, nihilistic and massively flawed but in their own way still sort of principled, and bizarrely likeable. Before Aaron Dembski-Bowden got his hands on them, the Night Lords were essentially the most basic of character archetypes they were baddies by virtue of being evil, as simple as that.
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