What are the black library books?

The Black Library is a division of Games Workshop (formerly a part of BL Publishing) which is devoted to publishing novels and audiobooks (and has previously produced art books, background books, and graphic novels) set in the Warhammer Fantasy Battle, Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 fictional universes.

Where does the Black Library start?

We’ve just hit book 39 and the series shows no signs of slowing down – you could pick up Horus Rising and get cracking from there, and it’s certainly the place to start if you do want to read this series, but I’d probably suggest making sure you’re familiar with the 40k universe before you start on this series.

How many Black Library books are there?

Their first art book, Inquis Exterminatus was published in May 1999. Black Library’s catalogue now runs to well over two hundred titles, with a Warhammer or Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 novel appearing every month.

How do I read Black Library books?

We recommend that you download the Kobo book reader (Android devices) or the Azardi epub3 book reader (Windows devices and PCs) as we find that these readers work well with our ebooks and epub3 products.

Is the Black Library a Craftworld?

The Black Library is a “dark” craftworld eternally travelling through the Webway. Its location and route are secret, hidden from all but the Harlequins and the members of the governing Black Council.

Where does the Black Library start in Age of Sigmar?

So, I’d suggest people start with Hammerhal and Other Stories, as it’s meant to be a sort of taster of AoS fiction. Plus it’s cheap! From there, I’d check out the Legends of the Age of Sigmar omnibus, to get a feel for some of the factions, and then City of Secrets for a ground level look at things.

What order should I read Black Library?

The Horus Heresy – Black Library recommended reading order

1. False Gods. Graham McNeill. From $7.79.
2. Galaxy in Flames. Ben Counter. From $4.79.
3. The Flight of the Eisenstein. James Swallow. From $72.09.
4. Fulgrim. Graham McNeill.
5. Descent of Angels. Mitchel Scanlon.
6. Legion. Dan Abnett.
7. Battle for the Abyss. Ben Counter.
8. #9. Mechanicum.

Is Black Library included in Warhammer plus?

The new service will include access to a number of live-action and animated streaming series, a free Warhammer 40,000 or Warhammer: Age of Sigmar miniature, and access to a library of Warhammer Black Library books and and archive of White Dwarf magazine issues.

What is the Black Library in lore?

The Black Library of Chaos, also known simply as the Black Library, is the secret Asuryani craftworld that serves as the Aeldari’s repository of forbidden lore concerning the Ruinous Powers that exists somewhere within the labyrinthine passages of the Webway.

Which book is Guilliman return?

Find all the books, read about the author, and more. The return of Roboute Guilliman, primarch of the Ultramarines, to the Dark Imperium was nothing less than a miracle.

Where should I start AoS books?

I’d suggest starting with one or more of Graham McNeill’s The Legend of Sigmar, Mike Lee’s The Rise of Nagash, or Gav Thorpe’s The Sundering – three classic trilogies dealing with Sigmar and the founding of the Empire, the early years of ‘The Great Necromancer’ Nagash, and the pivotal histories of the elves.

Is Gregor Eisenhorn a Psyker?

An Imperial Sanctioned Psyker, Eisenhorn possesses considerable natural willpower and resolve, which combined with his pool of psychic power, makes him a potent telepath. He normally channels his psychic talent through his voice, compelling people to follow his instructions.

Why was dark imperium rewritten?

As part of this GW also announced that they have rewritten the first two books in the Dark Imperium trilogy. They have been updated to reflect the new timeline and sequence of events, as well as to better tie into the ongoing Indomitus Crusade novels, which now take place alongside the trilogy, not well before it.