The work discusses the minor gods, the types of gods, and general information on the nature of Chaos.

I'm sure that the Slaanesh part contains lots of passages that mention ''unnatural acts'' and so on, that could be understood as homophobic if you are very sensitive and also ignore the fact that it is obviously not the opinion of the author or the company, but the opinion of a fictional character inside a fictional society that is, in fact, actually homophobic as well as a lot of other bad things. I think Khaine was always really awkward in this regard, way back in Warhammer Fantasy Third Edition he was explicitly referred to as an example of an evil deity who wasn't affilliated with Chaos but given his name and sphere seem so similar to Khorne and he was worshipped by the Dark Elves (who way back then were explicitly Chaos corrupted), you obviously had to ask questions. Yet with all things involving Chaos, madness and half-truths dominate the pages, and you can never be wholly certain just what information can be relied upon. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. 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.The warriors of Khorne and their armaments get more interesting, but it isn't until the daemons are reached that the treatment peaks for me.

We see everything from outlines of the early Chaos groups which form up most of Khorne's marauders to the underlying corruption of Nurgle.By using LibraryThing you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. For the first time in recorded history, all the secrets of the Realm are laid bare in a mammoth, 416-page softback book that collects all the previously published volumes plus a section on Chaos Undivided. We remove this product from our production lines because we believe it would be suppressed otherwise'' would be a disastrous statement and would agitate several groups at once, of course you don't go out and say so if you can avoid it at all. For most of them, I’ve cracked them open to see what they look like (seemingly pristine to me), but that’s it.