Oldex

This brings to a close the Codex Armageddon phase of Oldex, and it's a satisfactorily chunky one. A fond fairwell to the Codex that really got me passionate about 40K and a hobby that has lasted decades. Next up, our first Codex requested by a listener. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Probably the closest you're getting to 'good guy' space marines. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Anyone else read The Beast Arises series? Remember what those Black Templars terminators did to those nice abhuman prisoners inside that war moon? Awful, awful people. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

A 'Cronmas gift from Oldex. Would you like to get me a free Christmas present? If you would, you could contact Black Library on Facebook and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks. That would make my Christmas to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Don't forget to subscribe so you know when the next episode is out. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OldexPodcast This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. Hey, at least it's not such a gargantuan break as last time, is it? Seriously though, thank you very much for sticking with Oldex. I didn't realise it had been a month, I thought it was more like two weeks. For the last couple of months my depression has really battered me. It's been hard to do the bare minimum when it comes to audiobook narration and voice acting that actually pays me. Doing this passion project on top was asking too much of myself. One of those months was also spent narrating a 17+ hour audiobook for my other podcast, which is over 100 hours work. 1 hour of professional level audio, like Oldex, takes about 6 hours to do, so it was a significant chunk of my time. Thus, I appreciate you understanding why there's been a gap in episodes. I have as a result, however, improved my mastering process, so now its sounds even better! Oldex is back. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and contact Black Library on Facebook and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks. That would make my day to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Presenting a bumper episode to celebrate reaching 5000 downloads. Thank you so much for listening to my little fan project. Here's to the next 5K! If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Prelude to the third war for Armageddon. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

What a treat to get into more of a chunklet monklet this episode. Like what I do? Please follow me on Twitter @RJBayley and like the Oldex Facebook page. Could you please share it with your friends as well? If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

If there was one codex that made me fall in love with the Warhammer 40,000 universe, it was Armageddon. Listeners have requested Oldex covers Eldar and Ork books. I've managed to secure an Eldar codex, but Ork ones always end up beyond my means. If you'd like to donate an old Ork codex to this project, just get in touch using the means below. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

In which I narrate mostly a chart! There was some lore on the same page, but I felt like it was missing some context without the full chart rundown. Plus, this is the final piece from Codex Imperial Guard (3rd. ed) and I didn't want to end it on a tiny little piece. I've had requests to cover old Eldar and Ork codices, but keep missing out on those as their eBay prices inflate beyond my means. I don't suppose you want to donate one to me, do you? If so, get in touch using the methods below. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The original and in my opinion best Kill Team. Also a set of figures from my childhood who I've since stripped in order to give them the proper paintjob these icons of Warhammer 40,000 deserve. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Starring the toppermost lad, Nork Deddog is a character close to my heart and has been since I first read this edition of the Imperial Guard codex as child. I hope I've done him justice, with his phonetically written dialogue informing how I portrayed him. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or where you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Oldex ain't dead. It's always, always fun to do ork voices. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

I absolutely love Lord Commander Solar Macharius. He's one of my favourite characters. There isn't an audibook of the Macharius omnibus. Be a dear and email/tweet Black Library saying you want me to narrate that as an audiobook, won't you? Cheers. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Something a bit meatier to get our teeth into, and the first of two extracts concerning one of my favourite characters in all Warhammer. I still have his model and when I've worked through more of The Backlog I'm looking forward to making a diorama with him. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

They're called lucky, but honestly, how lucky can you really be considered to be when you're an Imperial Guardsman? If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Honestly, there's longer fiction in this codex, it's just all later on. Certainly nothing like the fiction contained in the later 3rd ed. Codex Necrons though. Still, it gives examples of flavourful regiments beyond the big main ones that have their own doctrines these days. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

My sincere apologies in the time it's taken to get this out. A long term health condition really took a nosedive and I was struggling to get the basic facets of my life done, never mind Oldex. I think I'm on the up again now, and normal service shall resume. I appreciate your understanding. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

I've gone ahead and started to title these. They're not the official titles, just ones I think appropriate. I don't mean to impede on the writer's original story, or put my stamp on it (even though I am, really), it's just because I think it's going to be easier for you to know which stories you have or haven't listened to this way, rather than trying to remember if you've listened to 'page 10a' or 'page 10b'. This is a really human piece of Imperial Guard life that sets them apart from all the other factions in the universe. With some tweaks this could easily be a letter from a real-world war. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

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Oldex now has a Facebook page! Like to keep up to date with new releases and show your support for the project: https://www.facebook.com/OldexPodcast I thought Storm Troopers, now called Tempestus Scions, coming from the Schola Progenium was a relatively modern thing, perhaps brought in with the Scions replacing the Storm Troopers in...I want to say 6th edition? I also thought the Kasrkin style of Storm Troopers came in 4th edition or later, but having just looked them up in this codex, the picture next to their entry is that of the Kasrkin. The guys I own in berets must've been 2nd edition boys! Despite being very static, 2-piece monopose they still hold up rather well. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Oldex now has a Facebook page! Like to keep up to date with new releases and show your support for the project: https://www.facebook.com/OldexPodcast 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. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

A huge thank you to Menaden for your review on iTunes. If you have a review you’d like to be intercepted by the Oldex Astropaths and broadcast on this podcast, simply leave a 5 star review on iTunes and tell me you have done so @RJBayley on Twitter, RJ Bayley on Instagram or at [email protected].

Happily, it all comes back around. My first Oldex adaptation was a Graham McNeill story, which felt appropriate given the help he gave me in attributing the authors to the correct stories. Its for the same reason it feels fitting that this last story from Codex Necrons 3rd ed. is one of his as well. Thank you for listening to this first...phase? Season? of Oldex. Maybe I should just call it the first Codex? If you've enjoy listened to Codex Necrons 3rd edition in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to spread the word. Many thanks to Graham McNeill writing this story I grew up with and for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Did they pick this storyline up elsewhere? A schism in the Adeptus Mechanicus caused by a necron worshipping sect? A great piece in 3rd. ed. Codex Necrons, both in terms of presentation and the possibilities it opens. You don't get many characters in these stories as the fiction is so short, so it's nice to be able to do three separate characters in one piece. There's part where the interrogating Ad Mech cyborg says "is" twice in a row. I think it's a typo, but I've included it and played it off as the character having a momentary glitch. Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

One of the things I love about necrons is how they take inspiration from great Earth mysteries, thus suggesting that they were responsible for them millenia ago. In this piece by Phil Kelly he links the necrons to the Orion correlation theory of the real pyramid complex of Giza, as well as those pyramids near perfect alignment with the cardinel compass points. Thank you to Phil Kelly for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Phil Kelly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/philkellywords Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Abaddon the Despoiler himself gets receives a dark prophecy of something lurking beneath the crust of Mars. Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

This is a genuinely scary story that really plays up the Lovecraftian inspiration of the necrons. I wanted to do something quite cartoonish and OTT with this one, but I actually think it turned out sounding really good. Voice acting lesson: go cartoonish and OTT more often. Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

In this Callidus assassin story by Andy Chambers, an unwitting target is made prey by a manipulative, intelligent and powerful death dealer. Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Contact me at www.twitter.com/rjbayley or [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

A rough landing for the Adeptus Mechanicus on a Necron tombworld in this week's Oldex. Thank you to Andy Chambers for writing the fiction I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Tell me at https://twitter.com/RJBayley/ or [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The second of two videos I'm releasing this week to mark Age of Sigmar 3rd edition, written by it's creative lead Phil Kelly. Phil Kelly writes marvellously morose Eldar, and I tried to stay away from the typical lighter voice in favour of something more husky and deep for Ulthwé Farseer Maechu. Thanks for all you've done and do for the hobby and community Phil Kelly. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. Phil Kelly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/philkellywords Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

To celebrate the announcement of Age of Sigmar 3rd Edition, I'll be releasing two videos this week written by it's creative lead Phil Kelly. Written nearly two decades ago, this story comes from the third edition of AoS's sister game, Warhammer 40,000. And, like the tabletop gaming/hobby visionary he is, he gave us a Deathwatch story 4 whole editions before they even got a codex. Thanks for all you've done and do for the hobby and community Phil Kelly. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. Phil Kelly on Twitter: @philkellywords Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share, subscribe and press the notification button so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

I love hearing from the voices that aren't represented on the tabletop. Went with a West Country accent as: A) It gives the character a salty seadog feel. B) After voicing Hafgan in Lee C Conley's audiobook of The Dead Sagas, I realise the West Country accent can sound really badass. Thanks to Phil Kelly for writing the fiction I grew up with. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Phil Kelly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/philkellywords Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Black Templars vs. Necrons. If only there was a psyker to sort all this out in moments. Alas... You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

A member of the Adeptus Mechanicus details the impossibility of necron Gauss weapons. To make the cyborg AdMech voice how could I resist using a Gaussian dither? Thank you to Phil Kelly for writing fiction that I grew up with. Phil Kelly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/philkellywords You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Phil and Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The second Graham McNeill story here on Oldex. Given the recent spotlight on his creation Uriel Ventris, I thought it only right to narrate/produce Darkness Rising as an audio story, which links to his novel Nightbringer. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or emailing [email protected]. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

An intriguing story to find in Codex: Necrons 3rd edition because...well, you'll hear. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer lore I should record next emailing [email protected] or at https://twitter.com/RJBayley. Thank you to Phil Kelly for writing fiction that blew my childhood mind, and also my adult one. Phil Kelly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/philkellywords Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with this project in identifying which authors go with which stories. Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave an iTunes review, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The second installment of Oldex: my audio story adaptation of the wonderful fiction from out of print Warhammer 40,000 codexes and other books I grew up with. I hope you enjoy this story. I wanted to give the rogue trader a northern accent because: A) that the outdated societal associations with accents we hold today don't necessarily hold true in the far future. B) I love doing a northern accent. I didn't like my native accent when I was little and deliberately worked to not have it. Nowadays though, thanks a lot of Sean Bean, Game of Thrones and learning about the working class struggles and resiliance of my home county, I have discovered a love for the accent I once shunned. Y ou can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer lore I should turn my attention to next by commenting here or at https://twitter.com/RJBayley. Many thanks to Graham McNeill for his help with this project in identifying which authors go with which stories Graham McNeill on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill Graham McNeill's website: https://graham-mcneill.com/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Welcome to this first installment of Oldex, in which I adapt the wonderful fiction from out of print Warhammer 40,000 codexes and other rules books into audio stories. First things first: thank you ever so much to Graham McNeill, the very author of this and so many other stories I grew up reading. Graham took the time to tell me the specific authors of the individual pieces in 3rd edition Codex Necrons after I sent him photos of them *all* from my own copy. As you may know, codexes generally only give a list of authors at the start and do not attribute which piece of fiction was written by who. As I'm adapting individual pieces I felt it only right to try and credit the specific author of a piece, rather than say 'it's either the work of Andy Chambers, Pete Haines, Graham McNeill, Phil Kelly or Andy Hoare.' Thank you Mr. McNeill, I feel honoured you have taken the time to help me, and it's a testament to your character that you made the effort for someone you don't know from Jack. You can and should follow Graham McNeill on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill While you're about it, visit his website to see the vast plethora of work he's accomplished: https://graham-mcneill.com/ Since, thanks to Graham, I have all the authors for the Codex Necrons 3rd ed. fiction, this first phase of Oldex will be focused on that book, and I am glad that the opening story in the codex is by Mr. McNeill, as I wanted the first video on this channel to be one of his. Why Necrons? I'm a necron boy at heart. I love all the other factions - I also have Space Marine, Genestealer Cult and Imperial Guard forces. As someone with a couple of chronic health issues who has been let down by people in power, however, I relate to their story of being horrendously ill and raging at those who are in a position, but refuse, to help or betray them. There is something awesome and inspiring about enslaving the very gods that tried to devour you. I probably have an unusual view of the necrons though, don't I? If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Graham on Twitter, subscribe and leave a review on iTunes. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer lore I should turn my attention to next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or [email protected]. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.