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Published: 2015-07-01 18:45:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 14935; Favourites: 104; Downloads: 59
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Krieg Acerbus is a Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided. He commands the largest warband of Night Lords Astartes in the galaxy.
Prior to the Horus Heresy and before Konrad Curze's death, Acerbus acted as a Captain in the VIII Legion. He seemed to have
a long-term rivalry with Zso Sahaal, the First Company captain. Acerbus claimed that Night Haunter foresaw Sahaal's disappearance
and allowed it to happen, so that his "worthy witterings" would not obscure his vision.
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i wonder if ADB one day would write about him. his heresy era days, his acccesion to demonprince and after.
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I dont think he will since this is Simon Spurrier's character. But who knows.
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aww crap... and double crap ADB just wrote a spacewolf book. Β
well im reading simon's 'lord of the night' now. its pretty good.
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well not that bad tho, finally something will make me read about the wolves 
ADB's books were all good so far, i'm sure this one will be as awesome
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yeah me too.
right now waiting for Talons of Horus softcover version. Β the hard cover is just too big...
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I'm glad you overcame Witcher's magic and forced yourself to work. I started to worry that we're not gonna see new works here for a while after your comment in twitter where you mentioned bying the game, but it turned out you can resist somehow... Unfortunately, i can't tell the same about myself, the game completely sucked me in and never released until the very end. I can only hope your resist won't weaken in time. 
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