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* SeriesContinuityError: Granting that ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' has always been pretty loose about its canon, ''Wolf's Honour'' depicts a female Lord General Militant of the Imperial Guard commanding forces alongside the Space Wolves, contradicting the assertion in ''Literature/CiaphasCain: For the Emperor'' two years earlier that Jenit Sulla became the first woman in Imperial history to reach that rank.
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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: In "Wolfblade", Skorpeus Belisarius lets an Imperial assassin into House Belisarius's secure estate, believing that their House's rival, Cezare Feracci, plans to eliminate the elder members and place him at the head of Belisarius as a figurehead. In his own head, Skorpeus is planning to turn the tables on Cezare and be a fully effective and powerful house ruler - right up to the moment the assassin aims his gun at Skorpeus's face, saying all they needed from him was to unlock the door.
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* TheDilbertPrinciple: In ''Wolfblade'' it is explained to Ragnar that the Paternoval Envoy, who represents the Navigator Houses among the High Lords of Terra, is always elected from one of the smaller, less-powerful houses, based on his or her ''lack'' of charisma, wealth, or influence. The greater Houses are at each other's throats so often that putting one of their number in such an exalted position would spell all-out war.
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* BladeOnAStick: The Spear of Russ.
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* OldSoldier: {{Exaggerated}} with Bjorn the Fell-Handed, a Space Wolf [[{{Mecha}} Dreadnought]] who dates all the way back to before the Horus Heresy, making him ''over ten thousand years old'' in the series' present day. He occupies a deeply venerated position as an advisor to Logan Grimnar and lorekeeper to the chapter writ large, and got a book to himself in the later
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* OldSoldier: {{Exaggerated}} with Bjorn the Fell-Handed, a Space Wolf [[{{Mecha}} Dreadnought]] who dates all the way back to before the Horus Heresy, making him ''over ten thousand years old'' in the series' present day. He occupies a deeply venerated position as an advisor to Logan Grimnar and lorekeeper to the chapter writ large, and got a book to himself in the later''Literature/SpaceMarineBattles''.
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''Space Wolf'' is a series of ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' novels centered on Ragnar Blackmane, a member of the Space Wolves-- a feral, but surprisingly nice, chapter of {{Space Marine}}s living on the DeathWorld of Fenris. Or even more concisely, they're Vikings [-[[RecycledINSPACE IN SPACE]]-] with a wolf motif.
Works include ''Space Wolf'', ''Ragnar's Claw'', and ''Grey Hunter'', all in ''The Space Wolf Omnibus'' (aka ''Space Wolf: The First Omnibus''), and ''Wolf Blade'' by William King, and ''Sons of Fenris'' and ''Wolf's Honour'' by Lee Lightner (collected in ''Space Wolf: The Second Omnibus'').
Several characters from this series also appear in the ''40k'' TurnBasedTactics game ''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SanctusReach''.
Works include ''Space Wolf'', ''Ragnar's Claw'', and ''Grey Hunter'', all in ''The Space Wolf Omnibus'' (aka ''Space Wolf: The First Omnibus''), and ''Wolf Blade'' by William King, and ''Sons of Fenris'' and ''Wolf's Honour'' by Lee Lightner (collected in ''Space Wolf: The Second Omnibus'').
Several characters from this series also appear in the ''40k'' TurnBasedTactics game ''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SanctusReach''.
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''Space Wolf'' is a series of ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' novels, begun by Creator/WilliamKing and completed by Creator/LeeLightner. The novels are centered on Ragnar Blackmane, a member of the Space Wolves-- a feral, but surprisingly nice, chapter of {{Space Marine}}s living on the DeathWorld of Fenris. Or even more concisely, they're Vikings [-[[RecycledINSPACE IN SPACE]]-] with a wolf motif.
Works include ''Space Wolf'', ''Ragnar's Claw'', and ''Grey Hunter'', all Books in ''The the series:
#''The Space Wolf Omnibus''(aka (2008). Collects:
## ''Space Wolf'' (1999) by King
## ''Ragnar's Claw'' (2000) by King
## ''Grey Hunter'' (2001) by King
#''Space Wolf: TheFirst Omnibus''), and ''Wolf Blade'' Second Omnibus'' (2009). Collects:
## ''Wolfblade'' (2003) byWilliam King, and King
## ''Sons of Fenris''and (2004) by Lightner
## ''Wolf's Honour'' (2005) byLee Lightner (collected in ''Space Wolf: The Second Omnibus'').
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Several characters from this series also appear in the ''40k'' TurnBasedTactics game''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SanctusReach''.
''VideoGame/Warhammer40000SanctusReach'', as well as in several books of the ''Literature/SpaceMarineBattles'' and ''Literature/SpaceMarineLegends'' series (particularly Bjorn the Fell-Handed).
#''The Space Wolf Omnibus''
## ''Space Wolf'' (1999) by King
## ''Ragnar's Claw'' (2000) by King
## ''Grey Hunter'' (2001) by King
#''Space Wolf: The
## ''Wolfblade'' (2003) by
## ''Sons of Fenris''
## ''Wolf's Honour'' (2005) by
Several characters from this series also appear in the ''40k'' TurnBasedTactics game
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** They have another with the Literature/DarkAngels due to a fight between their Primarchs ten thousand years earlier. These days it's likely to end up as a series of ritualized duels rather than warfare.
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** They have another with the Literature/DarkAngels due to a fight between their Primarchs ten thousand years earlier. These days it's likely to end up as a series of ritualized duels rather than warfare.warfare, although in ''Sons of Fenris'' some Dark Angels blunder into the middle of a Space Wolf operation while hunting one of their [[https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Fallen_Angels Fallen]], causing a mini-CivilWar that the Thousand Sons exploit.
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