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The Waaagh! of Grubbly: A Warhammer 40k Story

The Waaagh! of Grubbly: A Warhammer 40k Story

by M.I.D

ActionFantasyGrimdarkMale LeadNon-Human Lead

In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war—but on the rust-choked world of Grubbly the Terrible, the rules of engagement have changed. Warboss Grubbly isn’t just another brute looking for a scrap. He is an innovator, a genius, and the inventor of a terrifying new concept: Orkonomiks.  Grubbly has turned his Waaagh! into a self-feeding engine of destruction that threatens to overrun the sector. Enter Captain Mikael Fabian of the Ultramarines 3rd Company. Tasked with a routine purge. Will the Imperium burn the infection away, or has the seed of the ultimate Waaagh! Already escaped to the stars?

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