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The Ragnar series in Warhammer 40,000 runs to 4 books. Below is the full reading order in series sequence, so you know exactly where to start Ragnar and what to read next.
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William King
On the feral world of Fenris, a young warrior named Ragnar falls in battle against a rival tribe and is recruited into the ranks of the Space Wolves. The novel follows his brutal transformation from a savage tribesman into one of the Emperor's superhuman Astartes, testing his loyalty and instincts. It is the opening chapter of one of Black Library's earliest and most beloved Space Marine sagas.
667.M41 - 999.M41
era date, medium confidence
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.
667.M41 - 999.M41
era date, medium confidence
William King
Ragnar earns his place among the veteran Grey Hunters of the Space Wolves and is drawn into a wider war against the forces of Chaos. Old enemies resurface as a Chaos plot threatens worlds dear to his Chapter, forcing him to confront daemonic horrors and traitor Astartes. The third novel marks Ragnar's maturation into a seasoned and respected warrior.
667.M41 - 999.M41
era date, medium confidence
William King
Following a clash with rivals, Ragnar is sent to serve as a Wolfblade bodyguard to a powerful Navigator House on Terra, a posting that feels like exile from the battlefields he loves. Caught up in the political intrigues and deadly feuds of the Imperial elite, he must navigate plots as dangerous as any open war. King's final Ragnar novel shifts the saga from frontline combat into the shadowy politics of the Imperium.
667.M41 - 999.M41
era date, medium confidence