Aeldari

Dan Abnett

A character-building Gaunt's Ghosts entry that fills in the regiment's early campaigns and why the Tanith survive as more than a lost-world relic.

C.S. Goto

A novelisation tied to the real-time strategy game of the same name, following Captain Gabriel Angelos and the Blood Ravens Space Marine Chapter. On the embattled world of Tartarus, the Marines find themselves caught between Orks, Eldar, and a darker threat buried in the planet's past. It serves as an accessible action-driven entry point built around the video game's setting.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden

The finale of the Night Lords trilogy, bringing Talos and his fellow warriors of the Eighth Legion toward a reckoning long foreshadowed in their fated bloodline. It closes out one of Black Library's defining Chaos-perspective stories with a focus on prophecy, brotherhood, and the cost of the legion's long decline.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden

The sequel to The Talon of Horus, continuing Khayon's account of Abaddon's campaign to unite the warbands of the Eye of Terror under a single banner. It follows the consolidation of the Black Legion and the opening moves against the Imperium that will define the millennia of the Long War.

Gav Thorpe

The opening volume of Gav Thorpe's Path of the Eldar trilogy, following a Craftworld Aeldari who walks the Path of the Warrior and dons the persona of the Aspect Warrior to embrace controlled violence. It is a foundational character-driven exploration of Aeldari culture, the Paths, and the dangers of losing oneself to war.

Gav Thorpe

The second book of Gav Thorpe's Path of the Eldar trilogy, shifting focus to a Craftworld Aeldari who follows the Path of the Seer and the perils of wielding psychic power and foresight. Running parallel to the first novel's events, it further fleshes out Aeldari society and the burdens of their long, disciplined existence.

Gav Thorpe

The closing volume of Gav Thorpe's Path of the Eldar trilogy, following an exiled Eldar ranger who has walked the lonely road away from his craftworld. As old companions are drawn back together, the wanderer must reckon with where his many paths have led and what he is willing to sacrifice for his people. A character-driven look at Eldar society and the discipline of their fated 'paths.'

Guy Haley

A grim war story in which the craftworld Eldar of Iyanden, still reeling from past devastation, confront the threat of two Tyranid hive fleets converging on a key world. To stop a catastrophe, they forge an uneasy and dangerous pact with their dark kin. A bleak, large-scale battle novel showcasing Eldar desperation against the encroaching swarm.

Gav Thorpe

Part of Gav Thorpe's Phoenix Lords sequence, this novel centers on Asurmen, the first and most revered of the Eldar's legendary warrior-leaders. It weaves together a present-day crisis with glimpses of the ancient origins of the Aspect Warrior shrines. Best suited to readers already invested in Eldar mythology and lore.

Gav Thorpe

A Phoenix Lords novel by Gav Thorpe focused on Jain Zar, the deadly founder of the Howling Banshees aspect. It follows her as she answers a call to war while the narrative also explores the deep history behind her shrine and her role among the Eldar. A lore-heavy entry rewarding fans of craftworld culture and Aspect Warrior origins.

Andy Chambers

The first Dark Eldar path novel opens the Commorragh lane, giving readers a rare sustained view of Drukhari politics, cruelty, and survival.

Andy Chambers

The Dark Eldar arc continues through a more martial and ritualized Drukhari perspective, widening the Commorragh story beyond raiders and schemers.

Andy Chambers

The concluding Dark Eldar path novel brings the Commorragh political lane together, useful for readers who want a full xenos trilogy outside Imperial viewpoints.

Andy Chambers

A standalone novella by Andy Chambers set in the same Dark Eldar milieu as his Commorragh trilogy, centring on the twisted performers of a Harlequin masque and the dark amusements of the Drukhari. It offers a self-contained, atmospheric tale of Aeldari cruelty and spectacle.

Mike Brooks

A character-focused Drukhari novel by Mike Brooks centred on Lelith Hesperax, the galaxy's deadliest gladiator and greatest of Commorragh's wyches. Having walked away from the Dark City to follow the followers of Ynnead, she is drawn back when assassins and pretenders move against her, plunging her into the lethal political games of the dark city.

C.S. Goto

A Deathwatch novel by C.S. Goto in which a kill-team of Space Marines clashes with the Aeldari, including the dark kin of Commorragh. It continues the author's xenos-focused Deathwatch action, pitting the Imperium's elite alien-hunters against cunning Eldar foes.

Rachel Harrison

A lone Battle Sister is entrusted with a perilous quest across the newly riven galaxy in the aftermath of the great Rift, journeying into danger in service of her order and her faith. Her pilgrimage tests her devotion against horrors and uncertainty in a darkened Imperium. The novel pairs intense action with an introspective look at what faith costs.

Cassern S. Goto

In the wake of catastrophic losses on Tartarus, Captain Gabriel Angelos travels to Rahe's Paradise seeking fresh recruits for the Blood Ravens, only to stumble upon an archaeological dig that calls his Chapter's very origins into question. Scrutinised by the Adepta Sororitas and hounded by the Eldar Farseer Macha, Gabriel risks unleashing something ancient and terrible as fleets clash overhead. Tie-in to the Dawn of War video game.

Cassern S. Goto

Drawn into the Eye of Terror while protecting the Blood Ravens' gene-seed, Librarian Rhamah crash-lands on a strange Eldar world of libraries and museums hidden within the warp's tempests. As an unsettlingly familiar warband descends to plunder its forbidden lore, the amnesiac Librarian must fight alongside the planet's guardians while struggling to recall who he truly is. The third Dawn of War game tie-in.

Mike Brooks

Aboard the corsair vessels of the Starsplinters, Baron Myrin Stormdawn navigates the freewheeling, treacherous life of the Aeldari corsairs, caught between craftworld discipline and the cruelty of the drukhari. When an escalating feud with ork freebooters forces him into an uneasy alliance with an exiled admiral from his old home, Myrin must weather dirty politics and shifting loyalties to keep his crew alive.

Ian Watson

Inquisitor Jaq Draco of the Ordo Malleus uncovers hints of a vast conspiracy reaching into the highest echelons of the Imperium, and assembles a strange retinue including a deadly Callidus Assassin and an irreverent squat to pursue the truth. His investigation drags him into heresy, daemonic peril, and secrets that could shatter his faith. As the earliest 40k novel ever published, it is gloriously weird and very much of its era.

Ian Watson

Pursued as a renegade and haunted by loss, Jaq Draco delves further into the conspiracy he uncovered, his quest entangling him with the enigmatic Harlequins of the Aeldari and their hidden knowledge. Driven toward forbidden lore and the Black Library itself, Draco wrestles with whether his ends can justify increasingly heretical means. The middle volume escalates the trilogy's surreal, cosmic stakes.

Ian Watson

In the trilogy's finale, Jaq Draco's long descent reaches its climax as the full shape of the conspiracy and the terrible choices it demands are laid bare. Now branded a renegade and meddling with powers no sane Inquisitor should touch, Draco confronts the cost of his crusade against the dark gods. The conclusion pushes its hero to the brink of damnation in classically baroque fashion.

Nick Kyme

A young Salamanders Space Marine joins a vengeful campaign against a dark eldar raiding force while uncovering a half-forgotten secret tied to his Chapter's history on the volcanic world of Nocturne. As old wounds and inter-company rivalries resurface, he begins to question what loyalty to his battle-brothers truly demands. The first book of the Tome of Fire trilogy establishes the Salamanders' fire-and-anvil ethos.

Gav Thorpe

In the aftermath of the Great Rift's opening, Rune Priest Njal Stormcaller finds his mind invaded by the spirit of a long-dead Thousand Sons sorcerer, who claims lost Space Wolves still survive on cursed Prospero. Torn between distrust and the chance to reclaim his lost brothers, Njal gathers a small band and risks a journey into the heart of his Chapter's oldest enemy. A character-driven Space Wolves tale that unearths startling secrets about the burning of Prospero.

William King

Now a Blood Claw of the Space Wolves, Ragnar is dispatched on a perilous mission to recover a sacred relic vital to his Chapter. The hunt drags him across hostile worlds and pits him against treacherous enemies of the Imperium, both human and xenos. The second book deepens Ragnar's character as he learns the discipline demanded of a true Space Wolf.

Josh Reynolds

Lukas the Trickster, the irreverent and infamous rogue of the Space Wolves, matches wits and blades against a vengeful Aeldari warrior who has sworn to claim his head. The novel blends dark humor with brutal combat as the prankster's schemes collide with an alien hunter's relentless pursuit. Reynolds delivers a standalone tale steeped in Space Wolves character and lore.

Dan Abnett

Following the Space Marines of the Iron Snakes Chapter, this episodic novel chronicles a young battle-brother's campaigns defending the worlds under their watch against xenos, raiders, and heretics. Each engagement reveals the duty, honour, and brutal cost of the Chapter's warrior creed across a string of self-contained conflicts.

William King

An Eldar farseer navigates the threads of fate to avert a catastrophe foretold for his craftworld, manipulating human and xenos alike across the strands of a daemonic conspiracy. The story offers a rare window into the alien, calculating worldview of the dying Aeldari race and the terrible prices their prophecies demand.

Nick Kyme

During the Great Crusade, the Salamanders Legion and their primarch Vulkan fight a brutal campaign to cleanse the world of One-Five-Four Four of an entrenched eldar foe, while the Emperor himself walks among his sons. The novella explores Vulkan's compassion and his bond with his warriors set against the savagery of xenos warfare.

Nick Kyme

Ferrus Manus and the Iron Hands campaign across a harsh desert world during the Great Crusade, hunting an eldar adversary who seems always one step ahead. Confronted by visions of his own future, the unyielding primarch must reckon with a fate he refuses to accept.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden

A Horus Heresy audio drama giving the first deep look at Angron and his World Eaters, dispatched on a covert task alongside the Word Bearers. As the legion's berserk savagery erupts, it draws unwelcome xenos attention to the primarch's escalating fury and the doom that hangs over his fate.

Darius Hinks

The disgraced Rogue Trader Janus Draik seeks to restore his ruined fortunes by plundering the secrets of the Blackstone Fortress, a vast and ancient space station of unknown origin. Operating from the lawless orbital shantytown of Precipice, he assembles a motley crew of treasure-seekers and rivals to brave the fortress's shifting depths and lethal mysteries.

Robbie MacNiven

Every few thousand years the cursed world of Acheron surfaces from the warp, and three rival forces of Space Marines, aeldari, and orks converge to seize the legendary weapon rumoured to lie there. When the prize is finally uncovered, a far greater terror awakens, forcing bitter enemies to weigh cooperation against annihilation.

C. S. Goto

Aboard the isolated craftworld Kaelor, drifting cut off from the wider galaxy, the aeldari have splintered into rival feudal houses jockeying for power. When the young warrior Naois comes of age, an ancient prophecy he never sought begins to unravel, driving him toward bloody vengeance and threatening to tear the world-ship apart.

Gav Thorpe

The first novel of the Rise of the Ynnari follows Yvraine, emissary of the newborn god of the dead, and the spiritseer Iyanna as they lead a fragile band on a perilous quest. Seeking a final crone sword hidden behind an ancient webway portal on a long-lost craftworld, they must bind the fractured aeldari to the worship of Ynnead.

Gav Thorpe

A companion piece in the Rise of the Ynnari, this novel centres on the Wild Lord Nuadhu Fireheart of Saim-Hann, who accidentally rouses a slumbering necron tomb. Hoping to redeem his honour by crushing the awakening machines before they fully stir, he seeks an uneasy alliance with Yvraine's Ynnari.

Rob Sanders

Having become the only human ever invited to study within the eldar's Black Library, Inquisitor Bronislaw Czevak escapes clutching the Atlas Infernal, a living map of the webway. Now a fugitive across four perilous decades, he is hunted by the arch-sorcerer Ahriman of the Thousand Sons, who will destroy anything to seize the forbidden knowledge the tome contains.

Andy Hoare

The opening novel of a Rogue Trader trilogy following the Gerrit dynasty, starship captains granted ancient charters to trade and conquer along the Imperium's Eastern Fringe. With their fortunes failing, the patriarch gambles everything on a deal to aid a frontier commander's war, plunging his family into an escalating conflict that could cost them far more than coin.

Andy Hoare

The second Rogue Trader novel continues the saga of the Gerrit family as their frontier war spirals into a far larger crusade. Bound to an Imperial fleet pushing into contested space, Lucian Gerrit must navigate shifting alliances, military politics and alien threats while keeping his fractious dynasty intact. The stakes for the family's survival climb ever higher.

Gav Thorpe

The Phoenix Lord Asurmen comes to Craftworld Ulthwe and, alongside the young seer Eldrad, sets out on a perilous quest into the Crone Worlds to find an oracle and an artefact that could secure the craftworld's future. Framed as Aeldari myth rather than a conventional war story, it follows the dark road the eldar must walk to claim it.