Key Features
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A revolutionary Warhammer 40,000 narrative collection
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Action-packed tales of insurrection featuring a legendary grot leader
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Includes three novellas and two short stories
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By Mike Brooks, Denny Flowers, and Rhuairidh James
Pre-ordered products will be dispatched on or after the release date of 8.11.2025
A Warhammer 40,000 anthology
Da Red Gobbo – a name synonymous with wrestling freedom from the iron-fisted Ork oppression, and one that inspires uprisings and ignites the fire of rebellion in the bellies of grots.
WHY YOU SHOULD READ THIS BOOK
Join the revolution with this collection of short stories and novellas and experience the heroic deeds and escapades of the small but extremely enigmatic grot icon, Da Red Gobbo.
THE STORY
Follow a whole host of grots from across the galaxy as they don the mantle of Da Red Gobbo. Will they succeed in rebelling against humans, minions of the Dark Gods, and Orks, snatching the loot and showing everyone that you should never underestimate a grot?
In ‘Da Gobbos Rache’, a lowly Mek's assistant gets the opportunity to rebel against his harsh treatment and become a legendary hero.
‘Da Gobbos Tod’ shows us that not every grot agrees with Da Red Gobbo's plans, revealing how far some are willing to go for misguided ambition.
In ‘Nich' datselbe in grün’, we experience an early adventure of Rotrotz, who seeks refuge with his grot gang in a ruined building from a Chaos uprising. Can Rotrotz seize the opportunity and prove to Killmotz that he is his least bad grot?
In ‘Da Gobbo kehrt zurück’, Ork Dok Stimma hatches a wild plan to inspire demoralised grots, only to get himself into new trouble.
‘Der Anstifter’ describes an event from Stimma's early years. The Ork investigates a Space Hulk and stumbles upon Da Red Gobbo's House of Horrors.
CONTENTS
– Da Gobbos Rache, a novella by Mike Brooks
– Da Gobbos Tod, a novella by Denny Flowers
– Nich' datselbe in grün, a short story by Denny Flowers
– Da Gobbo kehrt zurück, a novella by Rhuairidh James
– Der Anstifter, a short story by Rhuairidh James
Translated by Bent Jensen
