Black Library Give Us Visions of Heresy
October 23, 2013 by dracs
Black Library are bringing us the whole history of the Horus Heresy, along with all the iconic artwork and stories which have shaped the Warhammer 40k background. These are the Visions of Heresy.
Normally I don't like to cover a company which has already appeared in the news flow on the same day, but when this was brought to our attention I had to put it in.
This new collector's edition from Black Library gathers all this great art, along with the chronologically ordered events of the Heresy, into two leather bound books.
This is a truly magnificent collector's item, with only 1,250 copies being available from 1st November. It is the ultimate reference guide to the Horus Heresy, complete with the astounding artwork which the background has inspired over the years.
Are any of you big enough fans of the Horus Heresy that you would buy this?
Thanks to deaddave to telling us about this.
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Will go nicely next to my FW Heresy books 🙂
Indeed I am buying this
I already have collected visions, it’s OK, not brilliant. This is the same thing with added artwork and tweaked background. Think I’ll be giving it a miss. I wonder how close to the original it will be.
I’m with robert07 on this one . Although my current coppy is a bit worse for wear ……
It looks awesome and I want it, although I already the Collected Visions. The question you have to ask yourself though, is why is it presented in two books and not one, like Collected Visions? The fact that they are presented in two books suggests to me that when this limited collectors edition is out of stock, they will later sell the two books separately, probably at more than half the cost of this edition and on par with the cost of the Forge World Horus Heresy rulebooks. Otherwise, why print them in two parts? I just wished they’d stop… Read more »
Its probably best not to ask any questions, and just trust in GWs good intentions .. the reason is probably out of respect for the customer. Imagine reading the whole thing in bed, fall asleep and drop 2 volumes of gold embossed GW bibles on your head ..
Lol, hopefully I’m not that too daft when reading in bed.
Haha, “GW’s good intentions”, that would make a pretty short book to read! Questions should always be asked. Knowledge is purchasing power. 😛
I agree fullheartedly 🙂
A lot of the things they do is for good intentions guys, for example I missed out on the opportunity to get the first set of ‘Visions’ and now this is a good chance for me to get it, and would work out cheaper than buying 4 books (what were they 60 quid each before?) and I prefer the new format.
And of course their good intentions need to make money, otherwise its pointless for them.
No doubt whatsoever on that