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War and death are the only constants in life, be it on the plague-choked streets of an Empire town, in the depths of the Age of Darkness or on the battlefields of the 41st millennium. This collection brings together six tales of death and war. As the Black Plague sweeps the Old World, the last survivor of a town finds himself in conflict with monstrous ratmen. On Luna, Garviel Loken considers his fate as the Horus Heresy rages. Commissar Yarrick leads his forces against the foes of the Imperium, as does a Chaplain of the Flesh Tearers but with very different purposes. And the Necrons rise, as Flayed Ones prey on the citizens of a ravaged world, and the lords of Borsis plan a coup against their soulless overlord. Includes stories by Graham McNeill, David Annandale and C L Werner. 30,000 word hardback anthology Only 1500 copies printed worldwide Includes six stories from Warhammer 40,000, The Horus Heresy and Warhammer: LUNA MENDAX by Graham McNeill Recuperating on Luna after being plucked from the blasted wastelands of Isstvan III, Garviel Loken receives a visit from a most unexpected soul... THE WRECKAGE by David Annandale Battling traitors on the world of Aionos, Commissar Yarric
- Author
- Various
- Publisher
- The Black Library
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781849706520
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