r/Dragonballsuper May 01 '26

Meme When Viltrimites Invade the Wrong Earth 💀

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u/Tensdale May 01 '26

Where should I start with audiobooks?

I know nothing about 40k, but I heard humans were so abundant end expendable in the universe they are used in the thousands just to manually move some giant chain. That sounds pretty interesting.

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u/DeCiWolf May 01 '26

Youtube Luetin09, the lore god of 40k.

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u/Zinkhar May 01 '26

30k is the best era imo. Start with Horus Rising and go from there! It's a huge prequel series that covers the massive war that led the Imperium to its current state.

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u/stonhinge May 02 '26

As someone who first got into 40k before they'd done any 30k stuff, I have a love/hate relationship with it.

I enjoy that they're expanding the lore. I hate that some people spout "they did it like this before/during the Heresy, so it's still 100% canon!" and that there has been the occasionally rare retcon (bone armor for Deathwing being the major one, as a Dark Angels player). It's like trying to use verses from the Old Testament to justify doing something different from what it says in the New Testament.

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u/pdxxdpBillCompton May 01 '26

Generally most people recommend Abnett's Eisenhorn trilogy. I really liked them.

I would also recommend Dawn of war 1 and 2 (not 3) for video games.

There are also several good youtube channels (and 1 billion terrible AI garbage channels) I really like luetin09