[Horus Heresy] Aurelian d'Aaron Dembski-Bowden

fission a écrit:
Et si tu les loupe tu es bon pour deux ans d'attente

Dans la mythologie de William Blake, Urizen est l’incarnation de la sagesse conventionnelle et de la loi. (...)
Aux débuts du mythe de Blake, Urizen symbolisait la moitié d’un système dual, dans lequel il représentait la raison et Los, son opposé, l’imagination. Par la suite, lors du retravail de la mythologie, Urizen devint l’un des quatre Zoas résultants de la division de l’homme primordial, Albion ; son rôle symbolique reste toutefois inchangé. Son Émanation, ou équivalent féminin, est Ahania, symbole du plaisir. Il possède de nombreuses filles, dont trois représentent les aspects du corps, ainsi que de nombreux fils, dont quatre représentent les quatre éléments. Bien que ses fils s’opposent à lui au cours d’une rébellion, le Jugement Dernier finit par les unir.

Horus Lupercal a écrit:
- Quel est le rapport entre Aurelian et Lorgar ?

- Pourquoi Lorgar est surnommé l'Urizen ?

Originally Posted by Black Library

Aurelian, the next Horus Heresy limited edition Novella is coming soon, really soon.

We can’t reveal too much more about it just yet (Alpha Legion spies are everywhere) but if you download Hammer and Bolter issue 10, You’ll be able to read the opening three chapters.

If you’re subscribed to the newsletter, you’ll be among the first to see the breathtaking cover art for this new novella. Believe me when I say that the art for Aurelian is one of the most iconic and impressive covers in the Horus Heresy series (and considering the series artwork consists of demigods fighting for the future of the galaxy, that’s saying something ).

I… I don’t think that Avatar is going to make it home to his kids.

There were several deleted streams of dialogue, where Lorgar talks smack to this guy. Ultimately, I went with this totally true and honest extract:


Lorgar did a little dance. ”Where you going in such a hurry, Chuckles? I broke your legs with my megahammer. You’re going nowhere.”

The Avatar didn’t answer. It started crawling, bleeding this stuff like souls and fire and magic shit like that.

Lorgar laughed. He laughed like a winner. “This is why I don’t have tabletop rules, man. Because I’m H to the Ardcore.”

The Avatar still didn’t answer. It was in pain, and its life totally sucked, and everything else was on fire, too. The Avatar was sad about that, because all that stuff on fire was his house or his base or whatever.

Lorgar caught up with the crawling fellow, and pressed a boot into the creature’s spine.

“Where’s my money, man? Why you gotta make me do this? Why you gotta make it into a thing?”

“Dude…” said the incarnated essence of an alien god of war. “I just need a few more days.”

“You’ve had plenty of days. You’ve had all kinds of days. Now I’m totally going to kill you, guy.”

Lorgar raised his megahammer, and totally killed the guy.

“Screw this place,” he said afterwards. “I’m going to go kill half of the Imperium for a laugh.”

He looked at the Avatar’s corpse as it dissolved into ash, like in Dawn of War.

“Later, dater.”

The eye opens

Those of you who signed up for a reminder or who subscribe to our newsletter found out yesterday, but for the benefit of everyone else:

Aurelian goes on sale on the 12th September at 6pm (BST).

Aurelian features an exclusive Horus Heresy story that will not be available in any other, English language format for at least two years. Only 3,000 copies of this collectors’ edition novella will ever be produced. Each numbered copy is individually signed by author Aaron Dembski-Bowden.

Don’t miss out on your chance to own this lavish collector’s piece – order your copy early to avoid disappointment.