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Novels, games, and adaptations set in the Warhammer 40k universe.
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- The Warcry Game
- Warhammer 40,000: Darktide
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- The Warhammer 40k Roleplay Games
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- Warhammer Community
- The Warhammer Plus Streaming Service
- The Watchers of the Throne Series
- White Dwarf
- The Word Bearers Trilogy
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Warhammer Community is Games Workshop's official news and preview site, covering new models, rules, events and Warhammer+ across every game system.
Owlcat Games is the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, the first cRPG set in the 41st millennium, plus Pathfinder and Dark Heresy.
Guy Haley is a Black Library author known for Dark Imperium, Dawn of Fire, and Horus Heresy novels. Here's a plain guide to his 40k work.
Fantasy Flight Games published classic Warhammer 40k RPGs like Dark Heresy and card games like Conquest. Learn what they made and why it ended.
Dan Abnett is the Black Library author behind Gaunt's Ghosts and Eisenhorn. Here's who he is, what he's written, and why 40k fans rate him so highly.
Citadel Miniatures produces the models for Warhammer 40,000. Learn who they are, what they make, and why they matter to the hobby.
Chris Wraight is a Black Library author known for Warhammer 40k novels like Scars and the Vaults of Terra series. Here's what he's written.
Ben Counter is a Black Library author behind the Soul Drinkers and Grey Knights series. Here's his Warhammer 40k bibliography and career, kept short and