Warhammer Age of Sigmar Books
/ productsFantastic tales of heroes from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar world, which emerged from the previous Warhammer Fantasy setting following the event known as the End Times – essentially the end of the world as we know it. The books remain under the direction of Games Workshop, which manages the Age of Sigmar world, with Black Library handling the publishing.
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Warhammer Age of Sigmar books – where to start?
One of the most popular Warhammer Fantasy series is undoubtedly the saga of Gotrek and Felix. The fates of the dwarven slayer Gotrek and his companion Felix, who chronicles all their glorious deeds, continue to win over new fans. The very first volume, Trollslayer, throws you into a whirlwind of action and entertaining carnage.
Other famous sagas include legends of the Old World and witch hunters penned by C. L. Werner. This is exactly what the series about Mathias Thulmann covers; as a ruthless follower of Sigmar, he performs deeds that strike terror into the hearts of ordinary citizens. Follow the trail of a mysterious enemy in the first book of the series – Witch Hunter.
William King returned to the Warhammer world with another story dominated by a duo of characters. Tyrion and Teclis, however, are as different from Gotrek and Felix as night and day. Yet they share one thing in common – they will captivate you with an engaging story and never let go. See for yourself in the first volume, Blood of Aenarion.
Other popular series include Slaves to Darkness written by Gav Thorpe, Time of Legends by Graham McNeill, C. L. Werner's Thanquol and Boneripper, the saga of Ulrika the Vampire by Nathan Long, or Genevieve Dieudonne by Jack Yeovil.
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