But though His soul had been freed from its silver prison, Khorne had not the strength to strike a counter blow against exultant Slaanesh, and so the Pleasure God was left to reap the souls of His mortal creators and set His Throne alongside those of His brothers. This site uses cookies to deliver our services, improve performance, for analytics, and (if not signed in) for advertising. ISBN: 1-84416-394-6 ; 978-1-84416-394-6, Very slightest evidence of shelf rubbing to the corners, little wear whatsoever.

For your average user, I definitely think they’re worth checking out, if you’re interested in Chaos at all. Legends have warned of this day, the prophets shriek and gibber and tear at themselves, overwhelmed by the blasphemy taking form. While it outlines a great deal of lore from many viewpoints, and covers familiar territory, it nevertheless avoids pinning down Chaos to a few distinct elements. Honestly, it's a fantastic combination of parchment, layers of scraps and aged documents with handwriting between older linkwork.

The author have succeed to present the nature and aspects of the Chaos Gods and their followers like never before. There are scuffs and creases to the edges and corners of the cover as well as to the corners of some pages.

However, even without that, you then have bits where it is fitted between lines in books, or on backgrounds which make it genuinely unreadable. The Liber Chaotica is a series of background books about the gods and servants of Chaos in Warhammer written by Richard Williams and Marijan Von Staufer. The four great powers – Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch and Slaanesh – bestrode the world, sending their countless servants to enact their twisted schemes.For most of them, I’ve cracked them open to see what they look like (seemingly pristine to me), but that’s it. Packed with beautiful illustrations and superbly presented in the form of the mad rantings of a scribe driven insane by his task, I cannot recommend this book highly enough. g. the artwork, the Liber Malific / Book of Hated Khorne references, the Tree of Souls), what was a weaker start for me climaxes to a strong finish. This volume combines the classic Liber Chaotica series of background books and reveals more secrets on Chaos Undivided, which every Warhammer fan will be desperate to know.