Gilles le Breton and his last Grail Knights team up with Abhorash and his vampiric Blood Dragons for one last stand against the Chaos army before the Incarnates begin their desperate plan. That is literally all we're told about what should be the most epic cavalry charge in the history of the setting, and as close as Bretonnia or the Blood Dragons come to any kind of resolution.

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Chaos wins. The Winds of Chaos shatter their ancient prison and open a third Warp Gate underneath Middenheim, turning the world into a twisted hellscape, slaughtering and consuming the souls of every person in the world, plus everyone who ever died beforehand, before wandering off to find some other world to ruin. Only a few refugees escape into other worlds and other universes where, it's implied, the whole process will start all over again from square one, with the same ultimate conclusion. All unsere Lieblingsskaven sind dabei! Thanquol und Boneripper! Queek the Headtaker! Dazu der schlauste Goblin der Welt, Skarsnik und sein mörderisches Haustier Gobbla! In the land of mist, the danger is closer still. Pride has ever been the folly of that shrouded land, and so it will be again. When the dragons fly as one, an ancient lie will at last be exposed, a revelation that will shake Ulthuan to the roots of its mountains. The mirror of light and dark will shatter, and Aenarion's heirs will fight for the legacy of Khaine amidst the ashes of the Phoenix."Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?: It doesn't matter if you're Nagash. It doesn't matter if you're the Chaos Gods. Settra does not serve. He rules, and he's perfectly willing to say that to your face.

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Well, first of all, we get to see the Vermin Lords for the second time in my Warhammer reading years and the first time the Horned Rat himself makes a guest appearance. Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The first four books was rumored to have this theme and it seems to have followed with the titular character's respective roles/patron gods:The Warhammer timeline spans about 6,000 years and there are hundreds of novels/novellas written by a dozen or more authors. The storylines weave in and out of each other as well. Most actually have no reference to a date so they just take place at some arbitrary point in time, usually around the time Karl Franz is Emperor. The Funeral of Gotrek Gurnisson by Richard Salter (short story, originally published 2012 in Gotrek and Felix: The Anthology) Quirky Miniboss Squad: The Return of Nagash spends a good part of its length following Manfred's vampire Templars, which are only mentioned as his elite cavalry unit elsewhere. There's an ambitious female power-behind-the-throne type, a thug she manipulated into power, a suicidally depressed newbie who's her former lover ( who she's still in love with), the old leader who has devolved into a near bestial state, and a character who's blatantly the Warhammer version of Count von Count, complete with purple skin. The Blood Price by Dan Abnett and Mike Lee (originally published 2008 in The Chronicles of Malus Darkblade: Volume One) In Book 4, what few Lizardmen survive leave the world in tiny bubbles that lead to a different world.