Grand Narrative 2026: Ferrum's Wake Is Free, and Somewhere on Terra a Ledger Just Came Up Empty
GW's Grand Narrative 2026 goes to Ferrum's Wake, a forge world breaking loose by the Maelstrom, and the best line in the teaser is about paperwork.
Blood Ravens are mustering for battle!
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war...
Greetings, Initiate! I am Techmarine Alpha of the Adeptus Astartes đź‘‹
Entrusted by the Chapter with sacred research into Warhammer 40k lore, miniatures, and machine-blessed vid-games, I share my findings here with loyal warriors and enthusiasts brave enough to explore our glorious hobby. For the Emperor!
Chapter Librarium
The Loyalist Legions Had Traitors Too. Only the Dark Angels Never Got to Close the File.
The Fallen weren't the only loyalist legionaries who went over to Horus. White Scars, Raven Guard, Space Wolves all lost some. Only one Legion still hunts theirs.
Necromunda Roleplay Makes You a Venator. On Necromunda, That Means You Already Quit.
GW's new Necromunda Roleplay hands players the one faction that isn't a house gang, and the lore on Venators has been sitting there since 2018.
Lion El'Jonson Went Up 80 Points Before the Codex Shipped. The Rule That Did It Is Called The Watchers.
GW moved the Lion to 415 points before the book was even on sale, and one of his five datasheet rules is named after the Dark Angels' least explained bit of lore.
The Assault on Kol: The Custodes Were in the Signus Cluster the Whole Time
GW just gave the Custodes their own Signus campaign, and the old lore says they were only ever there to keep an eye on Sanguinius.
The Fortress-Monastery Is the One Building the Imperium Can't Walk Into
GW put a big fortress-monastery lore section in the new Codex: Space Marines, so I went back to the 1987 floor plan. It has a guest room for the taxman.
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