Jason Arias

Good Origin Story

Revisado: 04-05-25

it's an interesting story, not what I expected from Lorgar but I like it

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One of the Best so far in the Horus Heresy Series

Revisado: 03-24-25

Absolutely love the book, It was interesting all the way through. I have no complaints.

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First Primarch Book I Like

Revisado: 01-18-25

I've already gone through the Guilliman and Leeman Russ Primarch books and this is the first one that I actually like. You get a decent look into not only Magnus but also Ahriman which is a plus. My gripes with the first two Primarch books is that either they didn't deal with the Primarch enough or the story just wasn't all that interesting. I'm not going to say it's a masterpiece, but it's definitely better than the first two.

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70% Ork War, 30% Guilliman

Revisado: 12-09-24

I bought this book hoping/expecting to learn a lot about Guilliman considering he is literally the Title of the book. However the book mostly focused on the battle war with the Orks and discussions between the Ultramarines on what is worth preserving and how they should go about the battle. I also wasn't a fan of the unique way the Ultramarines communicate in the format of 2 opinions (Theoretical and Practical). While it's interesting and gives you some insight on the Ultramarines identity, the format makes the dialogue plain and ironically feels like an inefficient form of communication at times. Overall, the story was average and you probably get more backstory on the Orks than Roboute Guilliman.

Theoretical: A book titled after a Primarch might be expected to focus on their Lore. Practical: One should endeavor not to judge the book by the cover.

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Good Story

Revisado: 10-09-24

overall it's a great story, admittingly I liked the part regarding the spiders more than a human story though but it was fascinating nonetheless.

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Great Book

Revisado: 03-07-18

One of the better acting books I've read that has helped me better understand the craft and how to embody a character. Definitely recommend it.

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It sure is something.....

Revisado: 11-26-17

Personally I found the book to be a rollercoaster entertainment wise. It would have me interested then bored, then interested, then board etc etc.

The format of the book is strange, it does have a format but it's also a mess, and I there were a few times I was pretty confused regarding the consistency of the stories.

It could simply be the artistic direction the author wishes to take it in. Just a hunch, it's all James hidden in alter egos haha. Still I did find a lot I could relate to, inner darkness, inner truths, things we keep hidden. I don't judge.

I was hoping there would be more in regards to acting though since I am also on the same path, but I'll take it for what it is.

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Great Audiobook but....

Revisado: 12-09-16

The Ad at the end ruined an otherwise great audiobook. Great listen aside from that.

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Extremely basic advice explained for hours

Revisado: 03-03-16

I could not even finish the book, dropped it halfway due to sheer boredom/disappointment. The 7 habits are extremely basic advice which is not necessarily a bad thing as sometimes it's easy to forget them but they do not need hour long explanations for each as it reiterates the same point 100 different ways. This book should have been much shorter. I can not honestly recommend this book unfortunately.

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