Codex Imperial Guard, 3rd. ed., by Jervis Johnson and Gavin Thorpe, page 6a

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I had a choice between 3rd edition Imperial Guard or Space Marine codexes and listener Tom favoured the Astra Militarum. It's a wise choice; after the otherworldly and Lovecraftian weirdness of the Necrons this most human and relatable of factions will make the perfect counterpoint.

If anyone knows who the fictions within this codex were specifically written by, please let me know so I can credit the correct author.

The last codex stories were selected in an order to fit in around my work - sometimes I just didn't have time to record, proof, edit and master a 20 minute episode. In hindsight though, a story emerged through all the pieces from Codex Necrons 3rd edition, and I'm going to go back and put them in the right order when I have time.

It's with that in mind I'm going to create and release all the stories from Codex Imperial Guard 3rd edition, should the same happen again. And if not, at least it will be like reading through the whole book in order. 

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Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with.

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