Is Warhammer 40k lore still being written?

There is no single author of 40k lore. Indeed, I believe that nobody knows all of 40k’s lore. Instead, the authors are designers for Games Workshop, authors write material for Black Library, video game designers, and anyone else who makes officially licensed material.

Who writes the lore for Warhammer 40k?

Graham McNeill
Graham McNeill is a British novelist and video game writer. He is best known for his Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000 novels, and his previous role as games designer for Games Workshop.

What is wrong with Warhammer 40k’s story?

Now, I do not want to go into too much detail about my series so as to avoid spoiling anything so instead I will talk about this problem through the lens of Warhammer 40k. The most basic problem of Warhammer 40k’s story is that its protagonist is humanity in the form of the Imperium of Man.

How does the 40K universe work?

Each individual story told within the context of the 40K universe has a very clear cut beginning and end that follows the protagonist (s) of that story from the point where their story becomes relevant to the wider universe to the point where their arc in the wider story ends.

Did Warhammer and Warhammer FB ever exist in the same universe?

‘The World’ referred to is the Warhammer FB world, and the page goes on to detail the use of the warpgates at both poles then falling to inactivity. It also goes on to discuss the influence of Chaos on the World and lastly mentions the taint spreading across the Imperium too, showing that the two systems did exist in the same universe.

What happens to chaos in Warpspace?

It finishes with: “And in warpspace, the primal void of Chaos, the beings of Chaos still wait and spread their taint across the Imperium and the universe. Warp creatures hover around the vulnerable psykers of humanity, seeking a path into existance through an unprotected mind.