{It is in the same universe as my last story, after the heresy but before the Star Wars stuff so this is a post heresy loyal Horus and Luna Wolves} This story follows a tribesman named Tatrasiel. It follows him as he gets recruited into the Luna Wolves and becomes a captain of a first company.

An Imperial tanker comes to terms with loss - both his own, and that of his machine.

A chimera crew is given a simple task. Of course forces beyond their control are going to make their simple mission quite the adventure. Loosely based on a game of Dawn of War me and a buddy of mine played.

Deciding to tease one of his pages Malekith becomes struck with a painful memory, eliciting a flurry of emotions into his black, and ice-filled heart. Thinking about a certain woman the king falls victim to melancholy. I wrote this as a tribute to the themes of Gothic literature; namely tragedy, romance, and loss. Please read and review.

What if Horus had survived the Heresy ? What if, as the Siege of Terra approached, the Dark Gods conveyed, and changed their plans ? Exiled in the Eye of Terror with the rest of the Traitor Legions, how would the Warmaster adapt to his defeat, and the realities of the Long War ? An AU story in the style of the Roboutian Heresy and the Fifteenth Ascendant.

This is the story of a Company of the Blood Angel Legion. These are the chronicles of heroes lost to the erosion of time.

In a galaxy that is torn by war, where humanity is divided, and thirsting gods roam the space between reality, can two mortals lost to time change anything? OC/SI

These are the adventures of a young dark elf noble as she seeks fame, fortune, and glory across the world. Leaving Naggaroth and her family behind Raveres quickly learns that she'll have to toughen up if she wants to succeed. Rated M for content and general themes. Read and review, thank you! More descriptive summary and forward in the first chapter.

Or: How Morathi Moved-In and Ruined My Life! After a freak accident an underachieving otaku gets a new roommate... But maybe having a magical chick move in isn't as great as the manga make it cracked up to be!

Sister Tzarine and her warband of renegade Sisters have survived the gruelling war of Senaav III and won their freedom. Now they face a new challenge - to rescue their former kin from the hunter in the dark... Part 2 of the Daughters of Apostasy.

The 2nd and 11th, two that could save the Imperium from it's grimdark future or plunge it in to even darker chaos. They will fight across their homeworlds and the galaxy and when the time comes will they stand fast or turn their backs on mankind?

Welcome to the Grimm darkness of Warhammer 40k, please take a seat. This is about a guardsman who would wound up in the grand story of the millennia. Negative feedback is helpful. Rated M because it's Warhammer I mean come on.

The death of a Primarch and the birth of a human child would, in an ideal universe, have nothing to do with one another. A manipulating Emperor, the twisted fate of the galaxy, and the crippling desire to be more certainly have a tendency to make that universe a little less ideal, however. I am both Adrian Morrelaris and Konrad Kurze, and this is my story.

The Craftworld Iyanden is under attack again by the Tyranids, a few decades since the last devastating one that had left the Craftworld almost destroyed. It seems this would be the final stand of the valiant Eldars.

Anyone who has served in a real military knows most of the service is not front line infantry but support troops. This does not mean they do not fight for the enemies of the Imperium are everywhere.

In a culture where death is as important to living as life, both the mortal shell and immortal soul are threatened when something challenges the Imperial Cult's creed. The soldiers of the 12th heavy siege regiment, fresh from the Emperor's wars don't know a lot about living, but they know a lot about making something stay dead.

A Warhammer Fantasy fairy tale, with all the core elements of a proper example of the art. Which is to say, gore, moral lessons, and very very thinly veiled bowdlerisation of a folk tale that was clearly originally much more sexualised.

The Auric Bastion has fallen, the armies of the Empire are in full retreat. Among them is the boy Valten, hailed as the Herald of Sigmar, the hero that will save them all. But Valten remains uncertain of his path, and as he battles the warriors of the north, he must come to terms with it or the Empire will fall. Part of the End Times Retold Series

The Fallen Eldar has taken over most of Bravo Teams Systems Including the Sub-Aurelia Sector which is the Homeworlds to the Blood Ravens and the now famous Blood Bandits. These Chapters are now fighting just to keep their Chapters alive but the Fallen Eldar haven't made landfall on Meridian just yet as they have to Locate a disruption Matrix on Calderis to disable the energy shield

Countless years have passed since I have disbanded Bravo Team and I have become a Member of an elite Squad, made up of one Veteran Assault Marine Squad, a Veteran Devastator Marine Squad, a Tactical Squad and me the Force Commander of the squad. The name of the assault marine sergeant is Thaddeus, the Devastator Marine Sergeant is Avitus, and the Tactical Squads Sergeant is my good

A short little Mortarion piece I wrote for a Horus Heresy roleplay on Discord, and figured I would upload it here. Takes place during the Great Crusade, with Mortarion battling the warlock of Kajor. A world that would lead directly to his actions at Nikea. I own nothing, GW owns everything.

Discover the Knights of the Emperor Chapter of Primaris Space Marines, from their rise to their current ongoing campaigns

A Necromunda gang leader decides to try a different way to live.

A city in ruins. An army deployed to take it back. A chain of events set in motion which will drown the sector in blood and fire. It is the grim darkness of the far future. There is only war.

The Storm Heralds are confronted by mystery and betrayal in the depths as they as they seek to discern friend from foe. This story is a sequel to my previous story Finis fide.