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* ScheduleSlip: ''The Warmaster'' was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation until a December 2017 release date was announced.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''The Warmaster'' was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation explanation[[labelnote:Note]] An interview in the intervening years had Abnett explain he'd been having health issues, namely seizures.[[/labelnote]] until a December 2017 release date was announced.
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** Also doubles as FridgeBrilliance: Abnett explained the huge delay in-book as a bad Warp jump. So the characters were unaware of the time skip, but the readers had to wait through it real time.
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** There's an in-universe example in ''Blood Pact'', where Tona tells Gaunt that Slaydo's choice between Macaroth and him as succeeding Warmaster was essentially a toss-up and he could have been the new Warmaster. Gaunt tells her to perish the thought, pointing out that she wasn't there, and didn't know the Crusade's leadership or the internal politics... [[spoiler: until Gaunt meets Warmaster Macaroth a year or two later, and Macaroth himself points out that Gaunt nearly became the Warmaster instead of him.]]
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** There's an in-universe example in ''Blood Pact'', where Tona tells Gaunt that Slaydo's choice between Macaroth and him as succeeding Warmaster was essentially a toss-up and he could have been the new Warmaster. Gaunt tells her to perish the thought, pointing out that she wasn't there, and didn't know the Crusade's leadership or the internal politics... [[spoiler: until Gaunt meets Warmaster Macaroth a year or two later, and Macaroth himself points out that ''she was right;'' Gaunt nearly became the Warmaster instead of him.]]
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* MeaningfulName: ''First and Only''. Abnett states in Black Library Classics reprint that he expected the book to be the first and last attempt at commissioned novel before heading back to comic book scene, but the series got off on its own.
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* MeaningfulName: ''First and Only''. Abnett states in Black Library Classics reprint that he expected the book to be the his first and last attempt at commissioned novel before heading back to comic book scene, but the series got off on its own.
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** There's an in-universe example in ''Blood Pact'', where Tona tells Gaunt that Slaydo's choice between Macaroth and him as succeeding Warmaster was essentially a toss-up and he could have been the new Warmaster. Gaunt tells her to perish the thought.
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** There's an in-universe example in ''Blood Pact'', where Tona tells Gaunt that Slaydo's choice between Macaroth and him as succeeding Warmaster was essentially a toss-up and he could have been the new Warmaster. Gaunt tells her to perish the thought.thought, pointing out that she wasn't there, and didn't know the Crusade's leadership or the internal politics... [[spoiler: until Gaunt meets Warmaster Macaroth a year or two later, and Macaroth himself points out that Gaunt nearly became the Warmaster instead of him.]]
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* MeaningfulName: ''First and Only''. Abnett states in Black Library Classics reprint that he expected the book to return to comic scene after he's done with his be the first and last attempt at commisioned novel, commissioned novel before heading back to comic book scene, but the series got off on its own.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''The Warmaster'' was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation and there is still no official word on when it will be released.
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* ScheduleSlip: ''The Warmaster'' was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation and there is still no official word on when it will be released.until a December 2017 release date was announced.
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still not out yet, should leave it like this until it's officially announced or released
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* ScheduleSlip: The Warmaster ''The Warmaster'' was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation. It's now expected in December 2016, over five years after the previous novel, making for what explanation and there is by far the longest such gap in the series' history.still no official word on when it will be released.
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* ScheduleSlip: The Warmaster was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation. It's now expected in mid-2015, four years after the previous novel, making for what is by far the longest such gap in the series' history.
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* ScheduleSlip: The Warmaster was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation. It's now expected in mid-2015, four December 2016, over five years after the previous novel, making for what is by far the longest such gap in the series' history.
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* ScheduleSlip: The Warmaster was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2013, with a summary and cover art released in the spring and several tweets during the summer indicating that Abnett was working on it. Then it fell off the radar with no explanation. It's now expected in mid-2015, four years after the previous novel, making for what is by far the longest such gap in the series' history.
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* MeaningfulName: ''First and Only''. Abnett states in Black Library Classics reprint that he expected to return to comic scene after he's done with his first attempt at commisioned novel, but the series got off on its own.
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