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The Iron Warriors series by [[Graham McNeill]] follows the actions of the renegade [[Iron Warriors]] [[Warsmith]] [[Honsou]], who also frequently appears as an antagonist in McNeill's [[Ultramarines (Novel Series)|Ultramarines series]].
== Cover Images ==
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Stormofiron.jpg|'''Storm of Iron''', 2002 Edition. Cover art by [[Clint Langley]].
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== Contents ===== Novels ===
The series began with [[Storm of Iron (Novel)|Storm of Iron]], published in 2002 and republished in 2007 and 2008. A limited release novella, [[Iron Warrior (Novella)]], was published in 2010.
=== Short Stories ===#[[The Enemy of My Enemy (Short Story)]] — first published in [[Inferno!44]] #44
#[[The Heraclitus Effect (Short Story)]] — first published in [[Planetkill (Anthology)]]
#[[The Skull Harvest (Short Story)|The Skull Harvest]] — published in '''Iron Warriors: The Omnibus'''
#[[The Corpse Road (Short Story)|The Corpse Road]] — published in [[Renegades of the Dark Millennium (Anthology)]]
=== Anthologies ===
'''Iron Warriors: The Omnibus''' was published on February 28, 2012, which collects '''Storm of Iron''', '''Iron Warrior''' and the first five of the above-listed short stories.
'''Iron Warriors: The Complete Honsou Omnibus''' was released on March 30th, 2919, and contained contains every story to feature the character of [[Honsou]].{{Fn|1}}
== Summaries ===== Storm of Iron ===
{{main|Storm of Iron (Novel)}}
Hell has come to Hydra Cordatus, for a massive force of terrifying Iron Warriors have invaded the planet and lain siege to its mighty imperial citadel.
=== Iron Warrior ===
{{main|Iron Warrior (Novella)}}
Of all the enemies Warmaster Honsou has made in his artificially prolonged lifetime, one stands above all others - Uriel Ventris.
=== The Enemy of My Enemy ===
by [[Graham McNeill]]
{{Main|The Enemy of My Enemy (Short Story)}}
Within the Eye of Terror the Iron Warriors homeworld has become a living hell for many brave warriors of the Imperium. But their lifetime of slavery may be about to end, thanks to the unlikeliest of saviours.
=== The Heraclitus Effect ===
{{main|The Heraclitus Effect (Short Story)}}
Desperate for revenge against the Ultramarines who humiliated him, Iron Warriors Warsmith Honsou hatches an audacious plan to destroy a planet.
=== The Skull Harvest ===
{{main|The Skull Harvest (Short Story)}}
Warsmith Honsou needs an army. On the world of New Badab, a force of renegades, mutants and aliens awaits him – if he can survive Huron Blackheart's Skull Harvest.
=== The Iron Without ===
by [[Graham McNeill]]
{{Main|The Iron Without (Short Story)}}
As the Iron Warriors fall upon the world of Calth, [[Soltarn Vull Bronn]] is tasked with an important mission by the warsmith, one that could decide the result of the entire war.
=== The Beast of Calth ===
by [[Graham McNeill]]
{{Main|The Beast of Calth (Short Story)}}
[[Calth]] has been saved and the [[Iron Warriors]] defeated, but rumours spread of a vicious beast haunting the tunnel-cities, a beast that may still have the power to destroy the world...
=== The Corpse Road ===
{{Main|The Corpse Road (Short Story)}}
After escaping Calth, Warsmith Honsou stows away aboard an Ultramarines grave ship, making his way back to the [[Eye of Terror]].
== Chronology ==
The events of the '''''Iron Warriors''''' series occur parallel to those of the [[Ultramarines (Novel Series)|Ultramarines series]], also by McNeill, and frequently intersect. The rough chronological order of the two series is as follows:
==Sources==
*{{Endn|1}}: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PBXG7C6/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_tmb Amazon]
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