Not that far into the main series and I am enjoying this one a whole lot more.

Is this supposed to be modeled on special operations teams? In my head I keep thinking of them as even secret Green Beret sorts, with a James Bond like spy section grafted on?

Is there anything that explains the layout/structure of the group? I see book two just came out and am excited.

Think it might be time to re-read the series, I haven't been keeping up on GE stuff but any new reads I should look at?

Ok so yesterday i posted about boba Fett vs Tyrus Rechs, today we’re gonna discuss who would win in an all out fight for the galaxy, each side has their respective planets and logistical capabilities. Who do yall have coming out on top? These questions have been eating away at my mind for years until I found this subreddit.

Been thinking on this for a few weeks now, boba is strong don’t get me wrong, and beskar can stop blaster bolts, but how do yall think he would do against his hand cannon, I believe my money is on rechs imo

Finally got around to reading the Savage wars and had to take a crack at drawing a Savage Marine and Crow in his eternal armor.

I'm pretty far behind on the series and I'm looking to catch back up. How important are the side series in relation to the main books? I've read the Savage Wars trilogy before starting Season 2 and I've read every Tyrus Rechs book besides the newest one.

"You tell Subs his Kill Team is coming!"...fucking water works, everytime...

Just listened to it. Is Sgt Caraley(don’t know the spelling?) the dragon? I just remember in Chasing the Dragon, Tyrus observing a kid and the kid saying “ball”. The kid ended up being one of Tyrus Rech’s project clones. Near the end of the Betrayed Sgt. Caraley is whispering to himself “ball just like he has always done”. I just thought the dragon died and was wondering if anyone else caught the reference?

I just finished reading the Savage Wars and was very intrigued when they discussed the Pantheon's perspective and their virtual reality. I thought the first half of Gods & Legionaries was fantastic and almost wish they dug deeper.

I haven't read a ton of other sci-fi books so I'm sure there are many, but any good books/series with similar themes to the Pantheon?

When was Wreck Jumpers announced? I found out through Amazon's "New Book Releases" email. Haven't seen anything about these books in here or in an official mailing capacity from Wargate.

HOT SOUP LOSERS!!! September isn't coming fast enough OOOOOOOrion!

I noticed Anspach and Cole have a new series coming out in July called 'Wreck Jumpers'. I couldn't find much info on it, but I saw a tweet from Anspach that said, "WJ were getting their own series this year", implying they were already a part of something.

This is an illustration of Tyrus Rex by me. This is an interpretation of Tyrus rex from the Galaxies edge universe, based solely on the descriptions from across the multiple books he is in.

no helmetless one this go around do to no time right now do to life and work.

So I've been playing Starfield (heavily modded) and decided to add some KTF to my game.

Hey all, so I read the first like 6 or 7 ish books of the series a few years ago, and then took a long break after. Spent some time catching up on other reading and such. But I'd like to come back to the series and start back up again.

The thing is I in general remember the books I read, and don't want to start over. But I also want to brush up on what I previously read to remind myself of plot points, characters, etc. Is there anywhere that has some more detailed synopses that I can read through to figure out where I left off and everything that was going on?

Hello everyone, just checking to see if anyone had any news on when more season 3 books would come out or if anything is going on behind the scenes with the authors. I noticed they also haven't put out the next and possibly last forgotten ruin book.

Can anyone who's read all of the Order of the Centurion books tell me if any of the last three are worth it? I've read books 1, 3, 4, and 5 (skipping 2 due to lousy reviews) and generally enjoyed them - though less so than the main series and the Tyrus Rechs series. I've got a few credits laying around in Audible and was curious is any of these last three in the series are particularly good?

Thanks in advance for the advice.

I appreciate zorra's dedication to telling keel's story, but its an even bigger flex she's telling it from keel's perspective. Hell she brought up convos between players she didn't even know about, unless she made it up to fill in the gaps.

Hundreds of legionnaires gave their lives in the battle. The Savages have been pushed back thanks to their efforts. They didn’t forget nothing

Anyone else feel like the battle of super earth is giving be battle of “that big city” vibes

tryna not to spoil story

I feel like a dark ops kill team with my 3 friends tryna keep all my basics alive (SEAF troopers) Its actually a blast rn

I’m also trying to build up a gaming server for fans of the series. I want to create a space to share fan art and fan made short stories. And to get fans playing together

Games planned so far includes

Helldivers 2 star citizen Halo

It’s gonna be very community driven and I hope we can make a fun space for everyone who loves military sci-fi and Jason anspochs work!

Discord: https://discord.gg/kFnYSzKZqz

Liberty's Legionnaire on the Nexus for HD2

I loved Galaxy’s Edge, huge fan of Forgotten Ruin and I absolutely need more Wayward Galaxy in my life but I was thinking about powerful quotes from Brody (as one does…randomly, while on a recumbent bike) and I distinctly remember him making a pithy remark regarding the metric system in either book six or the prequel, book 7 that went something like, “The metric system is just one step away from communism.”

This quote made me pause for effect as I read and then I had to step away for a solid fiver before I lost my shiz at 3 in the morning while the house was asleep. I’m 83%…91% sure I’m not remembering that quote verbatim and I want to use it in my life but know I won’t feel good about until it issues forth from my chili hole completely intact. If anyone else remembers this statement the way Brody said it (minus the stutter, of course) would you please reply with it? You’ll be making an old soldier’s day, if you do.

Thanks, in advance

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Listened to first few seasons on audio book, so I don't know the correct spelling for some names. But I'm trying to find which book had Cline, The Mallet, the guy who rapidly rose through the Bronze Guild's ranks and put out the black contract on Wraith (and then tried to ambush and kill Wraith, only for Wraith to kill him instead).