You may want to start the series at book one for the full background, but it is not usually required for understanding what is happening in the book. Some of them are part of larger series, so keep that in mind too. If you like Warhammer Fantasy then you will have no trouble diving into any of these novels. Trollslayer by William King (Goodreads rating: 3.97).The Daemon’s Curseby Dan Abnett (Goodreads rating: 3.98).Space Marine by Ian Watson (Goodreads rating: 3.93).Lords of Valour by Marc Gascoigne (Goodreads rating: 3.17).Into The Maelstrom edited by Marc Gascoigne and Andy Jones (Goodreads rating: 3.53).False Godsby Graham McNeill (Goodreads rating 4.09).Engage the Enemy by Lee Lightner (Goodreads rating: 3.61).Deliverance Lost by Gav Thorpe (Goodreads rating 3.84).Here are the best books by each of these novelists: You will also find that some of these authors are responsible for editing some of the anthologies and omnibuses available in the Warhammer world. While this list of authors is not comprehensive, these are some of the prominent names in the Warhammer Fantasy book world. The following is a list of the popular authors who have written many of the Warhammer fantasy novels: Some authors have written more than one book in the Warhammer universe, so if you’ve read a couple of books by the same author before and enjoyed them it would be fine to start there as well! Some of the authors are better known than others when it comes to Warhammer Fantasy stories. These four options are great because they are all very different from one another so you can find something that appeals to your specific interests. Vampires: If you want to read about Vampires first, start with Vampireslayer by William King (Goodreads rating: 3.95).Trolls: If you want to read about Trolls first, start with Trollslayer by William King (Goodreads rating: 3.97).Elves: If you want to read about Elves first, start with Reaper of Souls by Dan Abnett (Goodreads rating: 4.17).Chaos: If you want to read about Chaos first, start with Empire in Chaos by Anthony Reynolds (Goodreads rating: 3.57).The following is a chart of different factions and the books you could start with focused on each faction: You can choose to start reading about a specific faction as your preferred way to break into the genre. In the Warhammer universe, many different races have been developed to keep things interesting in the fantasy realm.
And so now let us dive into where you should start! There are now more than 70 novels, novellas, and short stories based in this universe. This brought the game to life in a new way and further infused the Warhammer Fantasy world. To expand the universe and give characters backstories, novels were written to provide enthusiasts with elaborate stories and fun battle scenes. The game is set in a dystopian science-fiction fantasy world.
Players build armies and battle each other with the help of fantasy characters such as dwarves, elves, vampires, humans, and more. Warhammer 40,000 is a game created by Games Workshop in 1983. What is Warhammer Fantasy?īefore we dive into where to start, it might be beneficial for some of you reading this to explain what Warhammer Fantasy books are. There are so many books and series to choose from it can be difficult to pick a place to start.
And it can be confusing trying to find the best place to start within the universe. Warhammer novels are set in the same universe and have many different authors. There are many places to start with Warhammer Fantasy novels. Where Should You Start with Warhammer Fantasy? Keep reading to learn about the Warhammer universe and where you should begin reading. In this post, we will cover different Warhammer Fantasy books and the best place to start.
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