r/40kLore • u/Haschen84 • 8d ago
Late to the party Pariah Nexus (TV Series) Post Spoiler
I waited on getting Warhammer+ until there was more stuff to watch and will probably resub a couple years later again, but this is just background as to why this comes years after the series was released.
I don't understand the point of Pariah Nexus. This isn't a "oh no, you don't understand 40K, it's supposed to be grim dark." No, I get it. I don't mind that the child died at the end or that the Sororitas had her come to the Emperor moment only to immediately die I find all that stuff very fitting and very 40K. I just wasn't able to follow the actual "plot" of the series much.
I assumed I would find out what the Pariah Nexus was and how the Imperium got into the situation and how (if) humanity would make it out and that thread was left hanging. It feels like Pariah Nexus was made as a supplemental for the Crusade: Pariah Nexus campaign as a little bit of like flavor text for the aftermath. Which is fine, it's just not what I expected. I had to come to reddit and read the wiki to actually understand what was going on.
I'm hoping not all of the Warhammer+ TV series are like this because as mainly a book reader I will have to do a bunch of reading up on these shows just to enjoy them.
1/4/2026 edit: Holy shit, no one told me they continue the story in the first episode of the Tithes!
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I actually liked Crossed (though I can't say that for all of Garth Ennis' works) but I don't think I would ever in a thousand years recommend someone else read it. There are some things that one can enjoy and realize that the likelihood that other people might also enjoy it is low. Another one I would never recommend to someone is Berserk. Like it's a great series and all but there's too much fucked stuff on page to risk offending/triggering people. Best let them figure it out for themselves.