Yesterday we opened our polls for Warhammer Miniature of the Year 2025, alongside an opportunity to win both the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar miniature of the year. Now it’s time for you to vote on your favourite Black Library book of 2025.
Jude Reid gave us a look inside the mind of the Daemon Primarch of Slaanesh with Fulgrim: The Perfect Son, while Dale Lucas risked his sanity by reckoning with the delusional mind of Sumeros Summerking in Ushoran: Mortarch of Delusion.
If anthologies were more your thing, then Era of Ruin provided a collection of tales set in the aftermath of the cataclysmic Siege of Terra, featuring authors like Dan Abnett and Aaron Dembski-Bowden, while Paragon of Faith and Other Stories collected two new Adepta Sororitas novellas by Amanda Bridgeman and Ness Brown alongside five short stories.
For those who were interested in diving into the more esoteric factions in each setting, Voidscarred by Mike Brooks explored the treacherous world of Aeldari Corsairs, and Starseer’s Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky took a Seraphon-eye view of the Mortal Realms.
Only one book can be crowned the Black Library Book of the Year, and you’ve got until Wednesday, the 10th of December, to get your vote in. Whatever your favourites were, you only have one vote, so use it wisely. We’ll reveal the results on Warhammer Community after counting up everything.
