Editing Ragnar Blackmane (section)

==The Books==
'''Space Wolf:''' This book covers everything about the recruitment and training of the Space Wolves, as seen through the perspective of Ragnar. It starts with Ragnar still a [[Fenris]]ian tribesman. After some [[viking]]-related escapades (including the death of his father and sexy time with a viking chick), Ragnar goes batshit insane and kills tons of rival tribesmen. This causes the Wolf Priests to show up and recruit him. Then a drill sergeant named Hakon yells at him a lot. The book concludes with his first assignment as a Space Wolf, in which he and his buddies stop a [[Chaos]] invasion at the cost of two thirds of his team. Ragnar and one of his comrades even kill a [[Chaos Sorcerer]] named Madox.

'''Ragnar's Claw:''' A friend/ally of Great Wolf [[Logan Grimnar]] (who is, inexplicably, an Inquisitor) shows up and asks Logan for his help rebuilding a psychic artefact. Naturally Logan has better things to do so he weighs Ragnar's pack the job. A (kinda/sort of) love interest (who happens to be a [[psyker]]) dies to imprison a [[Greater Daemon]] of [[Nurgle]]. Entertainingly, Ragnar gets pissed on by a drunk [[Ork]]. Not quite as bad as it sounds.

'''Grey Hunter:''' The [[Thousand Sons]] decide to repay the [[Space Wolves]] for [[Prospero]] by defiling a sacred planet. Naturally, this pisses off the Wolves. Due to his plot armour, Ragnar kills Madox (again) before throwing the spear of [[Leman Russ]] through the eye of [[Magnus]] (yes, [[Daemon]] [[Primarch]] Magnus).

'''Wolfblade:''' Ragnar is banished (but only for a little while) and forced to protect a [[Navigator]] house named Belisarius. Why? Because he threw the most sacred relic of the Wolves into the Throne-forsaken [[Warp]]. This leads to much dicking about on Terra as well as massive amounts of [[just as planned]]. This is the ONLY Blackmane book with no Chaotic enemies.

'''Sons of Fenris:''' Due to some shenanigans by the Fallen there's a war between the [[Dark Angels]] and some balls-of-steel PDF troopers on a [[promethium]]-filled [[Death World]] called Hyades. Ragnar gets involved in some [[just as planned]] in the jungle.

'''Wolf's Honour:''' There's more Inquisitors, some [[Daemon World]]s, [[Wulfen]], and a planet called Charys that's going to get BLAMmed. Basically, Ragnar tries to steal the spear of Russ back and, in doing so, pisses on centuries of Magnus' [[just as planned]].

'''Ragnar Blackmane:''' Yes, a novel named after himself. Technically a tie-in with the fall of Cadia, but the book itself is primarily about Ragnar's flashbacks to different events, the main two being his duel with a Dark Angels champion that looks at issues of honor, and his run-ins with the Flesh Tearers, which serve to highlight the best and worst parts of the Wolves.