Exciting Sequel on the Horizon for Warhammer 40,000 Fans

Hey, Warhammer 40,000 enthusiasts! If you’ve ever found yourself knee-deep in the epic tales of 40K, you’re in for a treat. The universe of Warhammer is predominantly narrated from the eyes of humans and space marines, but it seems like Games Workshop is finally diving into the stories of its various alien species. If orks are your jam, you might have enjoyed “Ghazghkull Thraka: Prophet of the Waaagh,” and for fans of daring aeldari pirates, “Voidscarred” is a must-read. However, the real standout has to be “The Infinite and the Divine” by Robert Rath.

This incredible tale revolves around a bitter rivalry between two necrons, Orikan the Diviner and Trazyn the Infinite. These immortal beings, once flesh-and-blood, have gone a bit mad in their quest for power after transitioning to metallic forms. Their quarrel over a specific artifact spirals into chaos, featuring everything from battles against Exodite armies to a wild adventure that even includes a comedic twist of a Necron small claims court. Yes, you read that right! The humor is what makes this book shine, offering a little light-heartedness amidst the grimdark backdrop of the Warhammer universe. Think of it as a mix of intense rivalry and laugh-out-loud absurdity.

Great news for fans of the original—this story is getting a sequel! Confirmed by Warhammer Community, “The Wicked and the Warped” will see Orikan and Trazyn reunite for another wild ride as they pair up to uncover the fate of an expedition that vanished on a planet steeped in Chaos. Sounds like the perfect chaos-inducing dilemma to force two rivals to join forces, right? I can’t wait to see how these two bicker their way through fresh challenges while dodging daemons!

While we’re still waiting on a release date for “The Wicked and the Warped,” the good news is that “The Infinite and the Divine” is set to be reprinted in hardback soon. Plus, if you haven’t checked it out yet, there’s an audiobook narrated by Richard Reed that’s been getting rave reviews.