Explicitly, more Fallen are leaking out, and the Lion's appearance is heavily inferred to be a consequence of the Circatrix Maledictum. Not all Fallen came out of the rifts together. The Fallen are really keen to reminisce that they were the bestest, the firstest, and the most secretest, and that all other legions mimic what they pioneered, if they can even best them in that field they plowed first. Otherwise, its the standard Angel naming convention a la Blood Angels. Like watching a forest fire on the other side of the mountains, as opposed to being in the midst of it.Īs far as characters go, Brooks really had fun with the Arthurian legend, with homages to Gawain, Lancelot, Bors, poor doomed Bedevere. Even the way Camarth will eventually get done in the story omits most of the explicit grimdark. ["This novel had such a hopeful tone, it seems odd. Interacting with the Loyalist Dark Angels and their Successors is not in this book. A reconciliation with Luther is not in this book. Great execution, disappointing lack of greater content I can only assume will be covered elsewhere.
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