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So just finished reading A Thousand Sons, and I have the following question. Which although not a spoiler as such, I shall put in spoiler tags just to make sure..

None of that needs to be in a spoiler.

I'd actually figure it would probably have something to do with their newfound state. They're husks, and thusly don't want to abolish their old lives and livery, so they changed their colors and took on a new appearance.

Oh, and Tzeentch's colors ain't blues and purples. Tzeentch is any color at all. The reason we see a lot of blue is because of the tabletop appearance needing to set each apart.

I just finished reading the novel myself. Overall I liked the book very much as I have always been interested in the Thousand Sons and this book had a very similar feel to Fulgrim
(one of my other HH favorites).

I have one quick question for all of you fluff fanatics... (don't worry, no spoilers). Near the end of the book, as Magnus is traveling towards terra, the book mentions his aura/feelings trailing behind him like a comets tail and it specifically mentions some of this essence/feeling falling on a feral world of warriors that will soon involve the 392 expedition. Is that a reference of something upcoming in the HH or something that doesn't take place until the 41st Millennium?

I'm putting money on it being a spoiler/hint for the next book.