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Ahriman: The Omnibus (Paperback)
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Ahriman: The Omnibus — The saga of Warhammer 40,000’s most infamous sorcerer
Once one of the greatest sorcerers of the Thousand Sons Legion, Ahriman is now a figure of legend — exiled, mistrusted, and endlessly driven by a single, all-consuming purpose. Haunted by the disastrous Rubric that doomed his brothers, he travels the galaxy in search of forbidden knowledge, hoping to undo the catastrophe he caused and restore his Legion to glory.
Across war-torn battlefields and shadow-haunted warp-realms, Ahriman clashes with Space Marines, inquisitors, ancient daemons, and even his own former allies. Every step forward brings new revelations — and deeper consequences — as he teeters on the knife-edge between redemption and damnation.
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Ahriman: The Omnibus collects the first novels and stories chronicling the rise, fall, and relentless obsession of one of Warhammer 40,000’s most compelling figures. As Ahriman gathers followers and pursues artefacts of immense power, he finds himself opposed by enemies from every corner of the galaxy — including those who once called him brother.
This sweeping trilogy explores the price of pride, the lure of forbidden knowledge, and the tragic fate of a sorcerer who refuses to surrender to destiny. Featuring epic battles, intricate plots, and a pivotal appearance from the Primarch Magnus the Red, this is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the true curse of the Thousand Sons.