[Warhammer.Horus Heresy.Warhammer.00._.ICBF 01] • Death of a Silversmith

The Black Library Games Day Anthology 2011/12 is a collection of six short stories. Taken from the worlds of Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000, the Horus Heresy and the Time of Legends, these tales encompass scheming skaven, treacherous dark eldar, noble warrior priests and brave Space Marines, and tie into Black Library series old and new. A handsome hardcover volume, the Games Day Anthology is strictly limited to 3,000 copies worldwide. It contains the following stories:

Death of a Silversmith by Graham McNeill

A Remembrancer remembers... As he lies dying on the deck of the Warmaster’s flagship, a silversmith reflects on his life, his art and his time in the Emperor’s service.

The March of Doom by Chris Wraight

Luthor Huss, warrior priest of Sigmar, and his band of zealots and flagellants fight to save a small town from the monstrous beastmen of the Drakwald forest.

The Curse of Shaa-Dom by Gav Thorpe

Returning a Chaos-tainted artefact to the halls of Shaa-Dom, White SeerElemenath and his crew of outcasts face temptation and treachery.

The Treasures of Biel-Tanigh by Andy Chambers

A pair of dark eldar twins infiltrate an ancient and heavily guarded fortress in search of a treasure for their master, a dangerous artefact that could spell their doom.

Plague Priest by C. L. Werner

As skaven Clan Filch plots to deliver a deadly plague to the lands of men, one of the ratmen discovers a counterplot that puts him and his clan in deadly peril.

Emperor’s Deliverance by Nick Kyme

On Armageddon, Sister Athena tends to the wounded and traumatised. But a conflict with Space Marines of the Marines Malevolent shows Athena that not all of the planet’s defenders believe in the Emperor’s Deliverance.