We've reached the end, but at what cost? Sonam and I discuss our thoughts on the ending of Light Bringer by Pierce Brown, book six of the Red Rising saga. Has Darrow met his match? Will Lysander be free to do as he wills? Will the Rim Survive? Will Eaglet 1 be able to finally fly the ship properly?

Momentum has been building, the pieces are falling into place. Darrow is on a crash course with the volk and the Obsidians, Lysander on course with his own moral failings, Lyria will eventually GET THAT HAM.

The Wife and Husband are continuing the book club with part 2 of Light Bringer by Pierce Brown. The pieces are falling together as the story hurdles through a siege of Mars itself, a desperate defence of Phobos and a bid for Glory.

In Real Lore is back and we are moving on from the grimdark world and into other worlds. The Dynamic Husband and Wife duo!

Welcome to episode 1 on Light Bringer by Pierce Brown. We'll be going over each part of the book individually and going over characters and themes.

Armageddon is one of those planets in Warhammer 40k that everyone has heard about at least once. If your an Ork player, you live and breathe Armageddon. If you are a steel legion fan, you KNOW Armageddon. Otherwise, it can be a bit of question mark if you are new to Warhammer.   SO, today I explain the history of Armageddon to my wife. This gives some background and idea of what makes this planet so war-able.

In Warhammer 40k, the Imperial Guard go up against insurmountable odds,  facing down the forces of chaos, Tyranids, Aeldari, and worst of all,  renegades. How do the fighting men and women of the Astra Militarum  maintain their calm in the face of the horrors of the galaxy? By having a  Commissar standing behind you.   Some Commissars are different though. They lead, the improve morale not  through threats, but through sheer charisma. These are the greatest  Heroes of the Imperium. Commissar Ciaphas Cain, Sebastian Yarrick, and  Ibram Guant.

Blackstone pylons have been mysterious objects, strewn around the Galaxy  in Warhammer 40k, but most notably, they were found on the fortress  world of Cadia before it fell. These monoliths seems to have some  purpose to the Necrons, weaken Chaos, and make the Aeldari a little  itchy. But what are these Pylons? What use did they have in a long  forgotten past? Could they seal the date of the Imperium of Man, leading  us to destruction? Or could they be the salvation that helps Guiliman  lead the crusade across the galaxy.