The greatest sorcerer of the Thousand Sons has finally found the relic he's been searching for – the Key of Infinity. But is it too late for him to use it?

Ahriman languishes on the threshold of space and time, adrift in a sub-realm of unknowable dimension and aspect. He has found it at long last: the ancient device known to the necrons as the Key of Infinity. This should be his moment of triumph – but he is not the Ahriman he used to be. Betrayed and lost, he is a solitary sorcerer, bereft of allies, standing amongst the smashed and ruined ephemera of his grand designs. With his dreams as dust and his Legion consumed by the fires of the Pyrodomon, Ahriman must fight his way across the shattered remnants of his past if he is to have any hope of saving his future.

The Inquisition moves amongst mankind like an avenging shadow, striking down the enemies of humanity with complete ruthlessness. Inquisitor Eisenhorn faces a vast interstellar cabal and the dark power of daemons, all racing to recover an arcane text of supreme and abominable power - an ancient tome known as the Necroteuch. Book I in the Eisenhorn trilogy sets a new standard in action and adventure.

Time of Legends is Black Library's premiere fantasy series, which brings the history and legends of the Warhammer world alive. Empire follows up Heldenhammer, by Graham McNeill, with the story of the creation of the Empire in the Old World.

Book One of the Sigmar Trilogy

It is a time of legends. The lands of the old World are wild and untamed, where the primitive tribes of men struggle for survival. In this time of peril, by virtue of his valorous deeds, a young man claims leadership of the Unberogen tribe. His name is Sigmar Heldenhammer, and his actions will change history forever. This is the story of how Sigmar rose to power, culminating in the Battle of Black Fire Pass, where men and dwarfs fought against the vast hordes of orcs in their quest to safeguard the future of the Empire.

The latest instalment in the Horus Heresy series by star author Dan Abnett.

Dan Abnett returns to the best-selling Horus Hersey series in this latest instalment of the saga!

Comprised of two books: "Players Book" and "Supervisors Book"

This book has the ISBN 1-869893-52-2 but Games Workshop re-used the ISBN with another rulebook later on when this book went out-of-print.

The Lost and the Damned and its companion volume Slaves to Darkness describe the fantastic and otherwordly Realm of Chaos. This book is concerned with the two great Chaos Powers Tzeentch and Nurgle, their Daemons, and their mortal Champions. The other two major Chaos Powers, Khorne and Slaanesh, have already been described in Slaves to Darkness, volume one of Realm of Chaos.

Warhammer Fantasy Battle players can use this book to create their own Champions of Chaos - mortal heroes whose mighty deeds have won them the deserving patronage of the Chaos Powers. As a Champion of Chaos, your hero will earn special rewards from his patron, including super-human abilities, magical gifts, and daemonic followers. In return for his Patron's favour, your Champion must undertake to fight rival Champions and further the divine aims of his Chaos Power in the mortal world.

Warhammer Fantasy Battle players can also use this book to create Daemonic Armies of the Chaos Powers Nurgle and Tzeentch. Daemonic Armies are so tremendously powerful and highly magical that they are only suitable for fighting each other. This they do more or less continuously as their masters pitch them against each other to test their relative strengths. Champions of Chaos who have grown sufficiently powerful may be summoned to the daemonic battlefield to fight on behalf of their patron.

Warhammer 40,000 players can also create their own Champions to fight each other or any of the other forces of the Imperium. Players can also use this book to design armies of Chaos Renegades and Traitor Marines which confront the Imperium for control of the galaxy.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay players can use this book either to create an unusual character type in the Chaos Champion, or to generate endless adversaries for more conventional characters. The narrative generators can also be used as the basis for adventures against or on behalf of the Chaos Powers, and also provide many ideas which you can develop into game plots yourself.

This book has the ISBN 1-869893-51-4 but Games Workshop re-used the ISBN with another rulebook later on when this book went out-of-print.

Contents: —
Inquisitor Thrax, Dark and Dangerous is the World, What this Book Contains, How to Use Realm of Chaos, the Spread of Chaos.

The Powers of Chaos: The Marcher Fortress, Chaos Pantheon, The Powers of Chaos (Slaanesh, Khorne), Daemons, Daemon Names, The Servants of Khorne (Bloodthirsters, Bloodletters, Fleshhounds, Juggernauts), The Servants of Slaanesh (Keeper of Secrets, Daemonettes, Fiends, Mounts of Slaanesh).

The Followers of Chaos (Warhammer Fantasy): The Inevitable City, The Road to Power, Starting Profiles, The Rewards of Chaos, The Rewards of the Gods, The Fate of a Champion of Chaos (Becoming a Chaos Spawn, a Daemon, a Champion, or a Skeleton Champion), The Retinue of a Chaos Champion, Point Values and Followers of Chaos, Creating "Instant" Daemon Princes and Chaos Spawn, Champions of Chaos and Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

The Magic of Chaos (Warhammer Fantasy): The Drifting Castle, Introduction, Summoning Daemons, Daemonic Saving Throws, Servants of Chaos and Magic, Spells of the Chaos Gods, Chaos Weapons, Daemon Weapons, Chaos Magic Items, Familiars.

The Mark of Chaos (Warhammer Fantasy): The Vale of Creatures, Introduction, Personal Chaos Attributes, Dominant Attributes.

Colours of Chaos / 'Eavy Metal: The Colours of Chaos, Champions and Warbands.

Hordes of Chaos (Warhammer Fantasy): The Bastion Stair, Introduction, Battles in the Chaos Wastes, Daemonic Legions, Legions of Khorne, Legions of Slaanesh, Auxiliaries, Armies of Chaos, Armies of Khorne, Armies of Slaanesh.

Dark Millennium: The Tree of Souls, Chaos and Warpspace, Daemons in Warhammer 40,000, Summoning Daemons, Possession, Chaos Renegades, The Traitor Legions, The Ordo Malleus, Dark Millennium Army Lists, The World Eaters Army List, The Emperor's Children Army List, The Black Legion Army List, The Ordo Malleus Army List.

Pit your High Elf army against the Chaos force! Contents include game rules, characteristics, turn and movement, shooting, weapon, etc. Full color.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying game module

A complete city-sourcebook for the mightiest city of the northern Empire, and an invaluable guide to anyone planning to run Power Behind the Throne. Comes with a colour poster-map of the city. This is the classic Warhammer City book produced by Games Workshop in 1987. Anyway, it's got everything from a description of the founding and history of the city to the way it's run and details of its ruling classes and most important citizens, its justice system, the punishments it hands out for various crimes, and the machinations and movements of Chaos within its environs, as well as descriptions of many of its most interesting locations and a short adventure too. It's also got a gorgeous Ian Miller cover. If you're planning to run The Enemy Within vol. 3: Power Behind the Throne, then this is essential; and it's pretty much a must-have if you're just interested in how the cities of the Old World look and work.