Games Workshop Black Library: Da Red Gobbo Collection (PB)

Da Red Gobbo Collection (PB) BL3253 A revolushunary Warhammer 40,000 collection Action-packed tales of rebellion, featuring a legendary grot leader Contains three novellas and two short stories Written by Mike Brooks, Denny Flowers, and Rhuairidh James A Warhammer 40,000 Anthology Da Red Gobbo – a name synonymous with seizing liberty from the iron fist of ork oppression, and one that inspires revolt and stokes the fires of rebellion in grot bellies. Join the Revolushun with this collection of short stories and novellas covering the exploits and escapades of the diminutive, yet powerfully enigmatic, grot-icon that is Da Red Gobbo. Follow a collection of grots from across the galaxy that take up the mantle of Da Red Gobbo. With the legendary cape, can they overcome humans, followers of the Dark Gods, and orks to claim the loot and show everyone you should never underestimate a grot? In  Da Gobbo's Revenge, a lowly Mek's assistant finds the opportunity to rise against his harsh treatment and become a hero of legend. Da Gobbo's Demise  shows us that not every grot agrees with Da Red Gobbo's plans, and uncovers just how far some will go out of a twisted form of ambition. Redsnot’s early adventures feature in  Da Wrong Type of Green  as his band of grots seek refuge from a Chaos uprising in a ruined building. Can Redsnot take the opportunity to prove he’s Killaskun’s least-worst grot in this prologue to Da Gobbo's Demise? In  Da Gobbo Rides Again, ork painboy Stimma hatches a wild plan to inspire demoralised grots, and gets more than he bargained for in the mix. We join Stimma early in his career in  The Instigator. As the ork investigates a space hulk, he's in for a surprise when he finds Da Red Gobbo’s house of horrors. CONTENTS –  Da Gobbo's Revenge  (novella) by Mike Brooks –  Da Gobbo's Demise  (novella) by Denny Flowers –  Da Wrong Type of Green  (short story) by Denny Flowers –  Da Gobbo Rides Again  (novella) by Rhuairidh James –  The Instigator  (short story) by Rhuairidh James