The Age of Apostasy: Vandire’s Reign of Blood
One man held both throne and pulpit — and drowned ten thousand worlds in righteous blood. A chronicle of Goge Vandire, Sebastian Thor, and the birth of the Sisters of…
One man held both throne and pulpit — and drowned ten thousand worlds in righteous blood. A chronicle of Goge Vandire, Sebastian Thor, and the birth of the Sisters of…
The Emperor forbade His own worship — and won a church anyway. A chronicle of the Adeptus Terra, the rise of the Imperial Creed, and the Beast that nearly ended…
Seven thousand fleets, twenty demigod sons, and a galaxy reclaimed beneath the Aquila. A chronicle of the two centuries when humanity almost won.
Warp storms drowned the stars and every world was an island. A chronicle of Old Night — the psyker plague, the warlords of Terra, and how mankind almost died in…
Humanity's zenith — a million worlds, godlike industry, thinking machines. A chronicle of the golden age the Imperium fears to remember, and the rebellion that ended it.
Found living wild in the monster-haunted forests of Caliban, the First Legion's primarch was a knight before he was a son.
The perfect son. The histories name Chemos, a dying factory-world he raised from ruin — and a Legion that nearly died before he found it.
He arrived on Olympia as a falling star, and his first memory was climbing a cliff. The Crusade repaid him with trenches and garrisons.
The fifteenth son found, and the hardest to hold. He turned the Fifth Legion from armoured bears into hawks — and refused every monument.
When the Emperor's fleet reached Fenris, the wolf-king was already on his throne. He learned Gothic in five days and never learned to bow.