Who is more Fervant in their beliefs?

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**FezzikDaBullgryn**

I totally admit my ignorance. I thought a baseline human is basically daemon chow in an unprotected state. I admit I was not aware.

**godardc**

Gert wrote:

Some survived but the greater remaining portion of the Legion was dedicated to the gods above all else, something that was proven when Lorgar attempted to usurp Horus as Warmaster and was betrayed by some within his Legion who viewed Horus as the avatar of the Pantheon (which he sort of was at that point).

I'm late in the Heresy books, but I missed that. When does this happen?

**Gert**

Slaves to Darkness. Overall a very meh book.

**godardc**

Ah thanks, I just bought it but not started yet !

**Gert**

I mean it's fine? But it's just a setup book for the Siege like Buried Dagger. There are still some cool moments but it really felt like they were at the "Crap we need to do more setup for 40k" stage.