โ Scribed by Parker, Steve;Lee, Mike
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This is the dramatic story of the defining moment in the story of the Crimson Fists Chapter: orks versus Space Marines action at its brutal best.
When the ork hordes of the warlord Snagrod, Arch Arsonist of Charadon, lay waste to the planet of Badlanding and devastate the Crimson Fists force sent to stop them, Chapter Master Kantor is forced into a desperate defence of the Fists home planet, Rynn's World. But tragedy strikes. An errant missile destroys the Space Marines' fortress-monastery, killing most of their number outright. With a handful of battered survivors in tow, Kantor must cross a continent to reunite with his Second Company if he is to have any hope of defeating Snagrod's orks and preventing his Chapter's total annihilation.
This hardback contains Rynn's World by Steve Parker and Traitor's Gorge by Mike Lee.
The book also includes the short stories Culling the Horde and Pedro Kantor: The Vengeful Fist by Steve Parker and The Few by Mike Lee, as well as a colour section featuring maps and artwork.
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