Reviewing The Eisenhorn Trilogy | Some of the Best Books You'll Ever Read!
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2021
- Today we review the most iconic Warhammer trilogy around, the Eisenhorn trilogy
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This is a low spoiler review so if you are keen to read it or are currently reading it, don't feel like this review will ruin or spoil anything.
That's my way of saying give me watch time you little fuc...tastic individual
Let's go! I'm a fucktastic individual. This definitely earns my full watch, like, and notification bell fisting.
@Majorkill do you have an audible code for a better trial?
you should do more book reviews Cletus Australopithecus, jack rho for 2022
I get migrains when i read so audiobooks are my jam. I still need to listen to some more eisenhorn.
I would absolutely love to hear your opinion on the Night Lords Omnibus.
The funniest thing about this series is that Eisenhorn is supposed to be in the ordo xenos but doesn't ever have any conflicts with anything besides chaos
First book had hrud, though they were more of a plot device, than an antagonist.
Did you even read the first book?
@@richardmyhan3369 ??? I thought the xenos species behind the Chaos MacGuffin was called the "Saruhi", not the Hrud. Edit: saruki, sarhi, saruthi; I'm too lazy to go re-download my copy and go find it out, or go to the WH40K Lexicanum to look up the actual spelling. I just remember it wasn't the Hur-dur. THey were minor mentions in the last of the "Forges of Mars" series though.
@@samw.7929 You're absolutely right. It was the saruthi, not the hrud. Thank you for catching that.😀
In the second book it starts with him hunting an dark eldar homunculus
Can recommend Gaunts Ghosts series aswell.
The older books are a bit aged and still partly Oldhammer but it's great nonetherless.
i especialy loved the whole saint sabbath part, theses books were awesome :) gaunt's ghosts are a classic, just like malus darkblade from warhammer fantasy :)
I dont like the time jumps between each book and the fact the main characters get lots of plot armor and the villains being underwhelming besides that its great
@@jackbloomer1334 Yeah I get that, but they are the main characters lol.
And besides the name giving Commissar Gaunt the Ghosts aren't really bulletproof, considering how many (named) characters of them die in the series.
Furthermore we have to consider, as Dan Abnett started writing the books it was still very Oldhammer.
The lore was crude at best, inconclusive and paradox at worst.
Many of the vehicles in the current lore were created by Dan Abnett as he wrote the books, and the powergap between (Chaos) Space Marines and normal humans was never really described back then, except very esoteric stuff like 'literal Angels of Death'.
You can't translate that correctly in a more or less realistic book format without making some compromisses.
But I get your point, *SPOILER* one of the Tanith Ghosts easily blows the head of a Death Guard Chaos Space Marine off in the first or second book, by simply putting his lasrifle/flashlight to the maximum power setting.
The whole mag was empty after that one shot, but still. If THAT is all you need to do to kill an Astartes, hell the Imperium wouldn't need them.
But it got vastly better with later books and an overall better written and consistent lore Dan Abnett could orientate on.
Maybe even a movie on Rylanor
The Ciaphas Cain series is well worth a listen. The voice actors do an amazing job and the series shines a bit of a different light on the imperium.
Fucken loved every single book
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is it better than Ibram gaunt
CYPHAS KAIN, HERO OF THE IMPERIUM
Im told Ciaphas Cain makes use of comedy footnotes. Prob better in print
The Eisenhorn Trilogy were my first 40k novels and they have a special place in my memory
Same, it's Eisenhorn is the reason I'm into 40k
@@Shenesy1 Just finished rereading the omnibus. So good.
I've watched the Eisenhorn gameplay 5 hours straight. Despite the gameplay mechanics being a total mess, the story kept me immersed into it.
CI- CI-CIAPHUS CAIN next. Admittedly, "the Last Chancers" was my intro to WH40K, but the Ciaphus Cain series was what ultimately got me into WH40K, since I was done reading thru the Flashman Papers by George MacDonald Fraser, and I was roaring for MOAR. Henry Flashman is basically the pre-Imperium M2 version of Cain, inserted into historical fiction instead of sci-fi. Good stuff!
Love the Eisenhorn series.
I first read them while I was on deployment and they were my getaway at the end of the day.
Shit times, but great books which will always have a place in my heart.
I've been saving the series for a rainy day, now I know it'll be worth it.
Nothing makes me happier when I hear "written by Dan Abnett, read by Tony Longworth"
Agreed, 2 years ago I decided to give HH a chance and bought the first audio book:horus rising written by Abnett and narrated by Toby. Still one of the best books I've ever listened to.
@@argeltal9090 ah mate I know, helps that Toby is a massive Warhammer fan. I love all his readings.
Sooo true!
T R U T H
This was my introduction to WH40k decades ago. I got Xenos in 2002 and never looked back. The trilogy should be made into a movie series!! I re-read them at least once every couple years.. Timeless Excellence in WH40k lore!
Read these guys years ago after getting hooked on any Dan Abnett related, they really are great books that even a non-40k nerd could enjoy. However, they will ruin the word "perturbed" for you.
Poor aemos
@@holla6714 His situation was most perturbatory.
Any one else notice the "carrion bird" analogy all the way through the 40k books? Do you think it's an in joke between the authors?
@@Shenesy1 could you elaborate a bit? I have a faint memory but can't grasp it
@@marving.8868 It's in all the Dan Abnett books I've read and in some of the heresy books I've read. Always with the carrion birds.
Now I'd kinda want a Ciaphas review, especially since you commented on the Eisenhorn cover that didn't quite make sense, since Ciaphas' covers are basically just propaganda posters of how the people see him (i.e. he refuses to use a bolt pistol yet almost ever cover has him using one), but if that little detail's forgotten, the covers make no sense.
Hells, even just googling his name has the question 'Is Ciaphas Cain a primarch?' is the second question
I’m just waiting for Henry Cavill or Mark strong to play Eisenhorn in a live action series of these books.
Mark Strong for Eisenhorn, Mads Mikkelsen for Gaunt
Henry Cavill cannot play Eisenhorn. Nor any other bar one.
If Henry Cavil is to play any character of 40k then he is only allowed to play Consatine Valdor.
Mark strong has to play Pontus Glaw
@@be1withthewater oooooh, good shout. Mads for Eisenhorn then?
Henry Cavill would be a really good casting choice..
I would recommend Ciaphus Cain as well. He’s not as much of a memelord as he’s made out to be. He’s actually a very pragmatic commissar who makes logical and intelligent decisions cause he doesn’t want to die. Perfect example of how far common sense and basic survival instincts gets you in 40K
As someone who’s read two of Cains books, I think the funniest parts is when he’s thinking to himself, such as when they were going through the Ice Caves and when Cain believed it was best to turn back, which is what he wanted, another guard was like “hold on, I think-“ which Cain wanted to throttle the guy just for that if they were alone.
The Gaunt's Ghosts series is an other must read for Warhammer 40K fans.
Rufus Sewell for Eisenhorn. The guy responsible for bringing The Man in The High Castle to TV is onboard for this apparently before Covid struck.. Obergruppenführer John Smith as the Inquisitor would be ideal imo. Rufus Sewell is an amazing actor. He was also in A Knight's Tale and Dark City.
I recommend everyone to read/listen to Angel Exterminatus, it’s genuinely one of the best Horus Heresy books if you ask me. I’d go with the audiobook personally as it adds a lot of flair. I’ll expand a few reasons below:
Firstly, it’s primarily focused on the Iron Warriors and the Emperor’s Children. Seeing the stark contrast between the two legions is enjoyable to see, especially given the rapid descent into madness the Emperor’s Children have gone down. We get some pretty cool fight scenes within the book from boarding battles, space battles, a siege and a few other smaller skirmishes. There’s a nice dynamic between Perturabo and his Trident, as well as between Fulgrim and Perturabo. The book also focuses on a Loyalist strike team of Iron Hands, a Salamander and a Raven Guard who managed to flee Istavan who’s goal is to get vengeance on the traitors. All in all, a fantastic book with a pretty good twist, it’s narrated brilliantly and has some pretty likeable characters all things considered. Also, Perturabo’s and Fulgrim’s voices are by far my favourite depictions
Iron within.
@@theeternalchronicler3072 Iron Without
Know no Fear
Perturabo is probably my favorite primarch after that book
@@ReverendMeat51 same here! It really propelled the Iron Warriors as a whole to being my favourite Legion. Thanks in part to Forrix, Grendel and Berosuss as well
I’ve been reading the Eisenhorn trilogy after wrapping up with the Ciaphus Cain books on audible which I think are pretty good and solid for reading.
I'm on book 2 of Ciaphas
Which have you enjoyed more, what's the difference? I love Cain but think eisen horn is boring
@@Makarislethal I think I prefer Cain more, although I’m only on the second Eisenhorn book. You get a little more attached to the side characters Cain hangs around with like how Majorkill mentioned the side characters are kinda not fleshed out in this. Also while the investigation stuff and inquisition stuff is interesting I kinda like the balancing act Cain performs where he is always against crazy odds, but he knows he has to keep public image while keeping himself alive.
I also highly recommend the Ciaphas Cain novels, I just picked up the first audiobook 3 days ago and I'm done, now I'm on the second book.
I'm enjoying the light heart humor of Ciaphas more than the Gaunt Ghosts books.
Here's an example
Ciaphas: The inquisition resent it when other people use threats or bribery as its a tool they prefer to monopolize.
Inquisitior: This is not true as we are righteous servants of the emperor and above such behavior as resentment.
The joke here is the Inquisitior doesn't omit bribery and threats. It's small jokes like this sprinkled everywhere which makes it a fun listen/read.
I like this moment:
Ciaphas: Help! We are surrounded by chaos cultists.
Colonel: Understood. We will begin bombardment of your area right away. You have 2 minutes to get to safety.
Ciaphas: WHAT???
Ciaphas (running away): CRAPCRAPCRAPCRAP
The joke here is that our boy Ciaphas survived to have more adventures like that.
I have the malleus book but i was afraid to get into something too complex, thanks to this video i think i might Just jump into It!
Dude, have you read Xenos yet?
@@Shenesy1 no, my brother got me malleus without knowing that It was the second one in the trilogy. But i think that Reading the second one first might be more interesting later on
@@wytai3015 I wouldn't recommend doing that bud but you do you 👍
@@wytai3015
Read the first book first XD
Brother, I LOVE your chill raw style of review. I came for a refresher before rereading magos, and I subscribed after like 5 minutes.
I HIGHLY recommend Dark Coil series by Peter Fehervari. Basically it's all his short stories and novels he made for 40k. Those are pure horror novels that are FANTASTIC at conveying corrupting powers of Chaos and Tyranids. They are horrific, but also have some fascinating characters and the way all of them are connected is quite brilliant.
Big props for turning me on to this series as well as the infinite and the divine, I'm almost done the series. So far, it's amazing and I read the necron book first, and it quickly became one of my favorites. Again, love you vids love your recs keep up the great work
The Blood Ravens would love to work with him all the time.
Alright Major, here goes
Dead Men Walking: Krieg vs Necrons, incredibly interesting as it never takes the POV of either main force, instead looking through the perspective of various civilians, a commissar and the planetary governor.
Silent Hunters: Carcharadons vs Druhkari. Has its issues with space marine power scaling but incredibly interesting to learn more about the inner workings of both the Carcharadons and the Druhkari with ample time dedicated to both factions
I would absolutely recommend the night lords trilogy by ABD. Or the stand alone book Helsreach also by ADB both are amazing.
I have them on audiobook - along with the Ravenor trilogy - and the narration for both is SUPERB. Toby Longworth absolutely knocks it out of the park, and Ive listened to them so many times. Dan Abnett creates such an incredible story, and Longworth basically turns it into a movie. *Chef's kiss*
Book review majorkill is dope
Having enjoyed the Eisenhorn novels as well, i salute you to one well made video.
You give enough content to make one interested without spoiling detail.
Alpharius was a great book! I love the pre heresy books!
My name is Alpharius, and I approve of this message.
Karl Urban for Eisenhorn in a TV series, Cavill as Valdor.
Dude... I just thinking yesterday of getting these, talk about impecable timing. Thanks, majorkill!
I LOVED Infinite and the Divine! Other books I've read are:
Watchers of the Throne: The Emperor's Legion and The Regent's Shadow
Brutal Kunnin'
Ahriman: Exile
And Ciaphus Cain For the Emperor
Going to second Brutal Kunnin, especially the audiobook version.
If you feel like reviewing another book, I’d recommend Twice Dead King. I really enjoyed it and the look it gave into the life of a Necron Overlord.
Agreed. It's not as wacky as infinite & divine but quite engaging and makes you really feel the depressive fate that the necrons are stuck in.
Started the audiobook because of this video. Happy new year!
Please read the Bequin Novels they are a direct sequel to the Eisenhorn Trilogy and are loaded with more Lore reveals.
I just got into audio books recently myself. I put them on on the car and end up chillin listening for ages. Definitely gonna check out Eisenhorn now!
Like most said, Gaunts Ghosts is your next must. Some good humour in there on top of the great writing
gotta read this book
Great vid. Other non-Horus Heresy books for you to try:-
Storm of Iron, Graham McNeil
Titanicaus, Dan Abnett
The Emperor's Gift, ADB
The Carrion Throne, Chris Wraight
Great episode! Would you consider doing a video or two on the Horus Heresy books?
Literally just finished it and I'm starting Ravenor now. Loved it, highly recommended! I can't get enough of the Audible books, would also recommend Pandorax.
This review is great. You should do a review on the Night Lords trilogy as well. It’s a great and action-packed look into Chaos. I read a sample of the first book and bought it minutes after finishing it. The whole series is great.
Hell yeah!!! Thank you for sharing the info. I’ll start these up when I finish the Slayer series!
Already finished listening to it a few weeks ago!
I’m gonna give the ravenor trilogy a listen next
I bought The Infinite and the Divine because of your review, since then I've listened to 15 or so WH audible books and its been great, thanks!
Eisenhorn : Xenos
First pages, chapter 1, dead custodians, yeah I was freaking out
Those were not the Emperor’s actual Custodians; those were mortal humans who were guarding the ice world's cryo-hibernation chambers
Reading comprehension = zero XD
Excellent... just finished Eisenhorn nice of you to tell me about Ravenor. "I'll do a lot of hail marys when I'm done but right now I got do demon stuff to beat that other demon..."
A review of books by my favorite Aussie ? I want more of this !
Really enjoyed the Eisenhorn, Ravenor and Bequin books as well as the Necron Audiobooks too. Good writing, plots and the Necron ones have a pretty humorous vibe going on.
Castellan Crowe, Ahriman trilogy, Nightlords trilogy, Black dragons novel and short story, Helsrech and Twice Dead king
The last time i was this early the old ones still existed
Hey i just started the Xenos audio book you talked about, and must say, fantastic recommendation. Will leave a like for that alone, cheers mate
Ive read and reread Eisenhorn Xenos. I need to read the rest oneday.
I like your book reviews keep making more.
I will say this. This book series was my first Warhammer product ever. A Vampire the Masquerade friend had been telling me about his character in a Dark Heresy game, and I'd asked about the setting eventually I asked what would be a good novel to start with and this is what he recommended. I've never looked back. And to this day Inquisition is on my top tier list of favorite factions just for how interesting they are.
Currently on the Malleus audiobook. Good stuff.
I finished the audio books of eisenhorn a few weeks back and want a change of pace before I do ravener. So I would recommend brutal and kunnin. It is about orks attacking a forge world and is amazing. The super logic of the machanicus trying to use logic staratiges against orks and failing hard is funny as hell. Well written and read would recommend next time you want something in the background.
Dan Abnett is an amazing writer and the first author I recommend when people ask where to start reading 40k novels. He always starts kind of slow, but by the last 1/3, or so, of the book I become so enthralled I have to finish the book in that sitting.
Eisenhorn, Ravenor, and Gaunt's Ghosts are all amazing series and I love Mr. Abnett's interpretations of the 40k universe.
The Eisenhorn Omnibus was my first dip into the Warhammer 40k universe. And man o man was it such a good set of books... I jumped right into the Ravenor Omnibus, and then the Bequin one (first two books) some time after that. I would highly recommend any person who likes Sci-fi with a dark twist to get started with the Eisenhorns books, even if you are not into Warhammer 40k yet. I can assure you of one thing though, that if you do get stuck in, you will never look back!
Thanks for mentioning Myanmar's struggle for freedom, bratha. Now time to start my first 40k books with Eisenhorn.
Well yeah… that’s actually exactly my thoughts on these books, great review mate
I honestly laughed when I heard Toby make Ubbe Amos scream "ISSARRRRRRRRRRRIEL" or the hint of annoyance in Amos's voice to a desk clock chimming at the mention of demon names. "It keeps doing -that-" Toby Longworth is a spectacular narrarator and honestly, the only voice I can now hear for both Eisenhorn and Garro.
Did you see that the 40k Artist you spoke about, Kimchan, made a fan art character of you?
Gaunt's Ghosts! Especially the first two: First & Only and Ghostmaker.
My favorites and the ones I would love to see you do videos on r the Fabius bile trilogy, lords of silence death guard book and the 2 watchers of the throne books
I came here for the Cain comments and they didn’t disappoint. I’d also recommend titanicus and double eagle. Both are Abnett stand alone books but you’d be surprised at who you meet in them if you’ve read the ghosts series. He’s arguably the best author black library has in the way he’s created in own mini-verse in the setting.
Audio books are a great life saver. Well done.
you're my go to for 40k lore homie
I feel like Magos carries forward some of the best bits of Abnett's writing from Eisenhorn and Ravenor. You have developed individual characters, and inter-character interactions, but you also see Eisenhorn exclusively (more or less) from their perspective.
An enormously powerful and determined force, but one contained in the form you find him in at the end of Hereticus.
It also draws together threads from enough stories to really give the good pay-off from Abnett's detective fiction throughout the Ravenor series, while retaining a deep person-driven story.
Definitely recommend you jump straight into it.
And then just start the bequin novels....
Big fan man. It may have been covered far earlier, but who is the most dangerous Chaos God to the Imperium?
Tzeentch
Tzeentch or Slaanesh imo
It'd be great if ya did Ravenor next it was a great read, and well ya did talk about it alot in this video. As to other stuff, just for a laugh do a video for the Grey Knights Omnibus, the book really should be re titled Justicar Alric; What happens then a Grey Knight breaks their leash.
Been a fan of his works since I read his Marvel stuff a ways back (Annihilation and the Nova series are spectacular). Dan Abnett is a total legend so I'll have to give these books a read soon.
I got the first book for Christmas so perfect timing man
I only wanted to say I literally searched eisehorn an Hr ago to check if there was any update of the tv series they were making, Majorkill must be a psyker but cooler 💁
Guant's Ghosts is a series definitely worthy of a review by you, Majorkill.
Sure as sure.
Honestly the point about the villains/and in my case book endings is a thing i've noticed with abbnet when starting to read gaunts ghosts/eisenhorn both
it's a recurring theme where even if they flesh them out at all, they kinda just end and in worst case you get no info beyond "gaunt charges big bad evil guy" and next the battle's over book done
What I loved about the Eisenhorn trilogy is that "street level" or "pedestrian/civilian" look at the 40k setting away from the wars and battlefields. They really get you into the setting at a human and relatable level of context and what life on different worlds of the Imperium and different strata of social standing can be like.
With those points in mind I'd like to recommend the Enforcer Trilogy (Crossfire/Legacy/Blind... or the omnibus Enforcer.) by Matthew Farrer that follow the exploits of Adeptus Arbites officer Shira Calpurnia.
The trilogy starts off as she arrives on the planet of her new posting as Arbitor Senioris and wastes no time in getting right into the action.
A bad-ass female lead, action, investigation, social and religious conflict, crime and punishment. Hell, the individual books even have awesome cover art from Clint Langley.
I'm planning on reading them again soon. I hadn't been much of a reader for quite a while, it slipped by the wayside. But while I'd taken a bit of a hobby break I picked it up again, since October I've read 5 novels, 1 novella and 3 short story collections all Necromunda based (These can be a bit swingy with some released around the old edition of the game and newer books released for the current edition of the game, so narratively the themes and setting information can be a bit off between the older and newer books).
I've just taken a bit of a break from the Necromunda books and started getting into the Warhammer: Crime series of books; just finished the Sanction & Sin short story collection and just started Bloodlines, all pretty good so far.
Thanks for putting out awesome, interesting and entertaining content on the regular dude, take care.
I can wholeheartedly recommend the Gaunts ghosts and Ciaphas cain series if you want something even better imo.
Honestly I think the glaring issues in the eisenhorn actually serve a purpose. He very slowly becomes a radical but if he had more knowledge of how his opponents had fallen to chaos then perhaps he would have been more careful. His lack of perspective adds to story and also baits us into believing what he's doing is more justified than it really is sometimes. I wish there were some side stories that fleshed out the villains more but over all I dont have many problems with the eisenhorn books.
from what i see theres a new omnibus release of eisenhorn coming in november, i used to love the omnibus, but lost all my warhammer books, so this is a godsend
Hard to tell which series would be my favorite, if one can name them, I have probably read them (at least until Primaris appearance, still working on getting to that part of lore), notable good ones include Ciaphas Cain, Gaunt's Ghosts, Space Marine Battles, Night Lords, Iron Warriors, Ultramarines, the 2 eldar ''Path of'' as well. Oh oh, Cain should be great for next review (if time allows).
The black legion is an amazing set of audiobooks too
Eisenhorn was my entry point into 40K. I still remember being in that barnes and noble, browsing Sci-fi, and coming across the cover. Never read Dan Abnett. Never read 40K up until that point.
I was blown away with the first chapter. That was fifteen, maybe 16 years ago, and I'm STILL balls deep in 40K.
Huge shoutout to Dan Abnett, imo one of the best writers of the era.
I'm currently knee deep in the Eisenhorn Omnibus and enjoying the hell out of it. Overall kind of makes me think space cop action story, but for some reason I could see Eisenhorn being played by Peter Cushing circa the Hammer horror movies.
I read the Eisenhorn trilogy after coming from the cain series and the gaunts ghosts books and was not disappointed at all.
It hurt when some of the characters you got to know from book one died on screen in the last book and Eisenhorn just having to keep going and deal with it was soulripping.
Please review the cain series next
The bequin series that is a continuation of Eisenhorn and ravenor is extremely exciting for fans of the series and the wider universe of 40k . We're waiting on the next book that will introduce a pivotal, legendary character that hasn't been seen since the 30k siege of terra.
That would be sick if you could have a UA-cam video discussing warhammer with Toby Longworth and his honest opinions about the Warhammer universe.
good review and easy on the spoilers. I can whole heartetly recommend Night lords by Aaron Dembski-Bowden for a nice view inside the edge-Marines
I’d really like to see more videos on the audiobooks from Black Library. I think Majorkill would enjoy the Warhammer Crime series.
I proudly still have the orignal release paperbacks (much used & abused) from when this fantastic trilogy first released.
I wish you would review the Cadia Stands and other books, you might like them!
Great review MK! A 9.2/10 is a accurate. But really... get the books, read them and add them to your cool shelves!
You know Cavil is currently playing Custodes?
I absolutely loved the recent "crimeworld" short story anthology black library released. Be real interested in your thoughts, and it's one book with like ten shorts in it, so you'll be done with it really fast!
The first three Horus Heresy books are my favorite books mainly because of the amazing job Toby Longworth did of bringing the fantastic writing to life.
The Raven’s Flight, if you want some Raven Guard vs Iron Warrior carnage and Corax’s tactical brilliance.
Night Lords trilogy is amazing and the audiobook narration is so so good
Because it's Dan Abnett you have to look at the names of everything. My favorite names he really put thought into were Commodus, Godwyn, and the name of the Maxilla's ship.
I'd love to hear you review Cain or Guant
Bald Eisenhorn - perhaps you could come to terms with it if you read the Pariah trilogy next. Same author, final part out this year or so i have been told.
Eisinghorn Ravanor and now BEQUIN are the ones to ready , don’t know when the 3Rd Bequin book will be out .