Iron Warriors

Graham McNeill

A Horus Heresy novel following Perturabo and the Iron Warriors as they are drawn into a scheme alongside Fulgrim and the Emperor's Children toward a mysterious and dangerous prize. It deepens the characterization of two traitor primarchs and explores the corrupting pull of forbidden power. A strong entry for readers already following the traitor legions' arcs.

John French

A Horus Heresy collection built around the massive armored war on the poisoned world of Tallarn, one of the largest tank battles in the setting's history. The stories follow loyalist and Iron Warriors forces grinding through a toxic wasteland in a brutal contest of attrition. It is notable for foregrounding armored warfare and the Iron Warriors Legion rather than pure Space Marine infantry action.

John French

A late-Heresy traitor-side staging novel that helps explain the unstable coalition approaching Terra and why Horus' war machine is already damaged.

Guy Haley

This novel traces Perturabo's life from his discovery on Olympia through the bitter campaigns of the Iron Warriors, painting a portrait of a brilliant, resentful primarch who feels his genius is squandered on thankless siege after thankless siege. It examines the wounds of pride and neglect that harden him, and the tragedy that unfolds on his own homeworld.

John French

Stranded and cut off in the wake of catastrophe, Alexis Polux of the Imperial Fists leads a desperate fleet action against overwhelming traitor forces. Outnumbered and isolated, Polux must hold the line and prove the resolve of Rogal Dorn's sons far from Terra.

Ben Counter

Pursuing an old enemy, the Imperial Fists return to the daemon world of Malodrax, a nightmarish planet warped by Chaos and ruled by the Iron Warriors. Told across two timelines, the novel follows Captain Lysander's harrowing captivity and his later quest for vengeance against the twisted horrors that dwell there.

Graham McNeill

The half-breed Iron Warrior Honsou wages a brutal campaign of vengeance, marshalling his renegade host to break the defences of those who have crossed him. A grim audio-driven tale of siegecraft and spite, it follows the traitor warsmith's relentless drive to tear down anything that stands in his way.