Ahriman: Exile
by John French
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Pub Date Aug 08 2020 | Archive Date Nov 18 2020
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Description
Book one in the Ahriman series
Cast out of his Legion, the sorcerer Ahriman, who condemned the Thousand Sons to an eternity of damnation, plots his return to power and the destruction of his foes.
READ IT BECAUSE
Experience the beginning of an epic, time-twisting saga of revenge, betrayal and attempted atonement. John French takes the Ahriman you know and love from the Horus Heresy in new and interesting directions, making him both deeply sympathetic and thoroughly evil.
THE STORY
All is dust... Spurned by his former brothers and his father Magnus the Red, Ahriman is a wanderer, a sorcerer of Tzeentch whose actions condemned an entire Legion to an eternity of damnation. Once a vaunted servant of the Thousand Sons, he is now an outcast, a renegade who resides in the Eye of Terror. Ever scheming, he plots his return to power and the destruction of his enemies, an architect of fate and master of the warp.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781789999730 |
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Paul S, Reviewer
I admit to not being a big fan of the thousand sons legion, until I started reading this book... Ahriman is a very intriguing character with many many flaws and these are shown well in this book, I have also purchased this on Audible I am that impressed with it
Craig M, Reviewer
A solid antihero story with some really original ideas. The central character is overwhelmingly powerful (as is to be expected in Warhammer) but still manages to face significant obstacles that most definitely don’t leave him unscathed. I’ll be keeping an eye out for the sequel.
Reid E, Reviewer
Another great dive into the lore of Warhammer 40k, John French's Ahriman: Exile dives into the famous (or notorious) sorcerer Ahriman's current trials after being mostly responsible for the tragedy of the Rubric Marines of the Thousand Sons. French never allows Ahriman to feel too powerful, reminding the reader that no matter how powerful you are, there's always something stronger in the grimdark future.
