A Calico Cadré Shas'la sharing a little break with their favorite drone. (Art for my friend's custom Warhammer faction.)

Morlaith by BerseriaMakesArt

Reductus Saboteur of the Genestealer Cults by Jaya Ply (nikingply) on twitter

In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only pixel art.

Source @Mick19988

Warhammer 40,000: Pariah Nexus

Apocalypse Reload Cover Art by Dave Gallagher

I am here now by Hinchel Or

Hey guys, I found this weird geometric object floating in space. Should I touch it?

Here I am back with some T’au/Xenos propaganda.

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Tau pathfinder beach tanning blueberry bikini palm tree summer

Working very hard on Swarm Tij this week. Pushing to get all my combat patrol gaunts done.

They're getting somewhere now! They will have a mottled cool blue-teal snow camo on top of their carapaces.

Inquisitor Jenita Huln by ortsmor

No more shovel memes, only giant women and greater good!

Had a bit of fun with a random idea I had in my head...

Do they even make non imperium books

Depends what you mean. Chaos? Quite a lot. Xenos? Not many, but moreso in recent years, once GW slowly started wrapping its head around the fact people actually liked xenos stuff.

You've got the Path of the Eldar and Rise of the Ynnari stuff by Gav Thorpe. These are uh, not great contentious amongst Eldar fans. You have the T'au stuff by Phil Kelly. Genuinely overall bad. The Path of the Dark Eldar books by Andy Chambers are good and fun. Necrons have Robert Rath's The Infinite and The Divine + War in the Museum focused around Trazyn and Orikan. They also have the Twice-Dead King duology, which is an exquisite look into the social and psychological aspects of the Necrons. He also did the novella Severed, which is about Obyron and Zahndrekh being tired and gay. Genestealer stuff is a mixed bag, but Day of Ascension by Adrian Tchaikovsky is an incredibly good look at how the awfulness of the Imperium allows for GSCs to proliferate. Brutal Kunnin by Mike Brooks and Ghazghkull Thraka by Nate Crowley are phenomenally fun Ork books.

There are other books and anthologies, of course, but these are the main ones, in my mind.

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Norn Assimilator by Tom Boyle on twitter