Liber Chaotica

by Marijan von Staufer, Richard Williams

In the grim fantasy world of Warhammer, the only constant was Chaos. The four great powers – Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch and Slaanesh – bestrode the world, sending their countless servants to enact their twisted schemes. Among these servants are mortal men lured onto dark paths, mutant beastmen who lurk in the dark places of the world, and daemons, living manifestations of the Chaos Gods' will. In Liber Chaotica, you will discover the natures of each of the gods, and what they offer the weak and unwary to draw them into their service. You'll see the madness that lurks behind the veil and witness the horrors that the Dark Gods bring. This is your ultimate guide to Chaos in the world-that-was.
Delve into the very heart of Chaos in the world-that-was with an in-universe tome dedicated to uncovering and explaining the machinations of the Dark Gods and their servants. Exploring each of the gods in turn, along with their servants, their schemes and the doom they would unleash on the world, it's an incredible look at the true nature of Chaos, as seen by scholars of Sigmar's Empire.

Beware though – for as you read this tome, your very soul and sanity may be at risk…

CONTENTS
Liber Chaotica Volume 1: Khorne
Liber Chaotica Volume 2: Slaanesh
Liber Chaotica Volume 3: Nurgle
Liber Chaotica Volume 4: Tzeentch
Liber Chaotica: Chaos Undivided

432 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2019

Reviews

[Hannah · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have been reading this book since I first bought it in 2019. Since then this book is no longer in print and from what I remember no longer aligns with the visions of warhammer. 
So why did I bother to keep reading this book after 5 years .... because I was interested and too stubborn for my own good. 
I enjoy reading about the vastness that is the warhammer universe. And at the time of starting my read this was my first experience into learning about all of the chaos gods. 
Yes I was interested throughout my read of this book. No I don't remember what I've actually read in this book. Yes I zoned out and started day dreaming while trying to read this book. 
I liked it but there was a lot of text to get through and some pages were even illegible. So I'll take finishing this book as an accomplishment even if I have little to no memories of what was actually within its pages. 

[Arthur B · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lavishly presented lore and artbook, written from an in-universe perspective. Full review: https://fakegeekboy.wordpress.com/201...