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4.5 (6 reviews)
Ongoing16648 View489 Chapters109 Readers

A perfectly normal tale of a cheerful Greenskin’s adventures in the Warhammer 40K universe.

- Their meks are too tiny—can’t even compare to Gorkamorka’s Fist or a proper Stompa.

- Their way of pickin’ bosses is stupid. Too much talkin’! Why not just WAAAGH! and krump the biggest git?

- And why dey always workin’ and fightin’ over dumb stuff? ORKS IZ FREE! We fight, we laugh, we WAAAGH!—dat’s da good life!

Tags: [Ork Logic] [Bigger = Better] [WAAAGH!-Fuelled Plot Armor] [Reality? Optional]

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Ongoing3194 View454 Chapters86 Readers

("Cloudhammer" x3—say it with me now!)

Starring: You, the players. Everyone else? Just NPCs with jobs.

Plot: A horde of chaotic gamers "guided" by desperate NPCs to aggressively stir shit up across the Warhammer universe.

Tags: [Meta-Gaming] [NPCs Suffer] [Fourth Wall? What Fourth Wall?] [Chaos Is a Player’s Middle Name]

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3.0 (3 reviews)
Ongoing18053 View234 Chapters92 Readers

"Everyone claims loyalty—yet none dare go!

Loyalty needs no reward, for loyalty is its own reward."

PS: The title was auto-generated by the platform’s algorithm (20k-word testing phase)—don’t let it mislead you o(╥﹏╥)o

Original Title: Warhammer Survival: Starting from Cadia. Read patiently—there’s a surprise!

[Warhammer 40K] [System] [Lovecraftian Horror] [Merciless Protagonist] [Progression Fantasy] [Overpowered] [Leave Your Brain at the Door] [Lore-Friendly…ish]

"Transmigrated during Cadia’s fall? And gifted a ‘Chaos Space Marine Welcome Pack’?" Marcus grinned as the chainsword swung toward him. The moment his Slaughter System activated, the Warhammer universe would learn—what true carnage looked like.

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3.4 (8 reviews)
Completed60255 View604 Chapters155 Readers

Warhammer 40K | No Female Lead | No Melodrama | Steady Plot Progression

An art student accidentally transmigrates into the grimdark universe of Warhammer 40K and stumbles upon a shard of the Void Dragon—becoming a hybrid of Star God and human. With the power of a C’tan at his disposal, this unlikely protagonist resolves to lead humanity’s resurgence and claim dominion over the galaxy.

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4.4 (5 reviews)
Ongoing20162 View258 Chapters155 Readers

Warhammer 40K + A Galactic Tax Legend That Rocks the Universe!

While the rest of the galaxy settles debates with boltgun diplomacy, Levi Colonna wields the Imperial Tax Code instead! Armed with sacred tax tomes, using stellar energy as a calculator, and projecting legal edicts strong enough to block lance salvos, his data torrents shatter Chaos schemes.

This is the hardcore tax collector who dared to audit a corrupted world right next to Nurgle’s Garden!

"Audits stretch into the Warp, tax collections spark Chaos uprisings!"

With one hand, Levi reclaims trillions in unpaid tithes—with the other, he purges corruption. And he’ll make the entire galaxy understand:

The Tithe is not theft—it’s the Emperor’s holy blessing!

"The Imperium may tolerate heresy… but it will NEVER tolerate tax evasion!"

The Great Galactic Audit Begins!

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2.2 (5 reviews)
Completed118393 View289 Chapters136 Readers

Travel through the Valley of God 38 years ago and becoming a hunted slave. He happened to be rescued by White beard and became the first crew member of the Whitebeard Pirates. Because of the system's restriction, it was not until the Marineford war that his name echoed through the world.

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Reviews

Read 315Ch. #315
Exactly what was promised to a T. Being an orc is a good fate in the grim dark universe of Warhammer and in my opinion this novel has indeed fullfilled it to a very good extent. As a fellow reviewer mentioned, the orc speech was quite good translated to what would expect of the lore friendly orc behavior. I am suggesting you to give this one a try, if you like warhammer and know what to expect from the orcs in the universe.
Read 85Ch. #83
Overall its a solid novel about a guy transmigrating into a dnd/tabletop rpg world as a novice wizard apprentice with a hint of melee. While there is not much new or awesome things about this story, personally it scratches a good itch in regards to novels. I like these kinds of story, hopefully it will continue to remain as good (currently chapter 75). Therefore a 4 when trying to be objective, personally for me its a 5.
Read 27Ch. #27
Started out as a pretty strong entry in my eyes, the sudden transmigration of the protagonist into a failed blood/flesh/multi-headed wizard apprentice. Instead of following the usual path of alchemy/crafting/something else, the protagonist instead chose to go full ballistic into mutation as he received a "talent" to be immune and the job of becoming a "plastic-surgeon" for slaves. Quite original. Sadly the story does not live up to its potential, the power levels are all over the place, research is not described and simply "done" with no effective reward in sight. At the same time mysterious women and friend that suddenly notice his "potential" and want to invest into him. The investment being a research animal instead of cold cash. Also the previous unique job of being a "plastic-surgeon" for slaves was never described, never done and instead of working he receives a free gift that is not mentioned after like 2 chapters. Suddenly the entire premise of flesh crafing wizards is thrown into the trash and we follow the protagonist suddenly being a pet care giver while trying to chase the rich wizard girl while ignoring everything the premise stated. Therefore for the pure potential at the beginning 2 stars, if it wasn't for the premise 1 star.
Read 145Ch. #142
The story follows somebody who got transmigrated into warhammer 40k and receives a shard of the C'tan god void dragon. In this fiction the protagonist opposes the Imperium which is a new and interesting development. The protagonist wants to replace the Imerium instead of changing it within. Which is fine and and interesting story, however for me the pacing is sometimes a little bit stocking or too fast. Some plot devices are not as smooth as I hoped it would be. However the overall feel of the story is pretty awesome, new plot points instead of following the already given plot point to a T (Guilliman, Baal, then somehing else) gives the story a fresh outlook. Therefore 4 stars.
Read 207Ch. #206
So far pretty awesome. The protagonist gets transmigrated into warhammer 40k with the only ability to summon players (coupled with additional benefits such as leveling up and getting quests from big E himself). The players are doing chaos as everry player should, the interactions are quite good and the plot is well developed and logical. Personally I enjoyed it and recommend it.
Read 81Ch. #79
So far its been a pretty awesome kingdom building/conquest type of novel in Game of thrones/A song of ice and fire. Will probably stop reading for now and continue when more chapters are out. Recommend this novel as of chapter 76.
Read 86Ch. #84
A mystery novel telling about a protagonist who has the ability of a priest in fantasy, the only difference being that the protagonist creates the so called "classes/blessings" of the believers. The god the protagonist creates or imagines is similiar to the god in the bible as many symbols are copied. While it is nothing out the world original, the world building is excellent. A few stutters for the pacing but overall it is pretty good. Currently only up to 84 chapters that are worth to read.
Read 35Ch. #34
The story follows the protagonist in a mixture of modern Japan/Jujutsu Kaisen universe. The protagonist gains a "warhammer" cheat of sorts that allows him to simulate warhammer and gain respective powers by doing so. In order to access the cheat, he has to kill cursed spirits in the real world (Jujutsu kaisen). The problem about the story is the weird focus on irrelevant story points while at the same time not giving enough information about the current actions. A focus on the "hot and pretty" random side characters while not moving any plot points forward. An example would be the sister that apparantly is dead? Or not dead but inhabited by a cursed spirit. At the same time attending normal school is required. Suddenly protagonist attends his basketball club and complains that missing school is so bad when sister apparently got killed, therefore he has to go to normal school. Overall this is not a good story and I would not recommend, the ideas of the author are quite good though. With more focus on explaining gaps in the plot as well as focusing more on the story rather than random irrelevant events, this would have become a great story.
Read 319Ch. #318
The story follows a quite unrealistic person with an absolute glib tongue. The protagonist can talk himself out of every situation, which is quite humerous in my eyes. Only 4 Stars due to many sub-plots that are rarely picked up again and dropped. Sadly to my demise one of my favorite sub plots in this book also got dropped (The one with the orcs). The story feels quite epic in some moments and extrmely boring in others. Sad news, the story seems to be dropped by the author as in chapter 318 he apologizes for his lackc of new ideas.
Read 335Ch. #333
This is a quite good story of warhammer and Lord of the mysteries. Initially I wanted to give this story 4 stars as I hope only the protagonist would gain a sequence of lotm, however the diligence and the research of the story of the lore as well as the overall performance convinced me to give this story 5 stars. Anyone a fan of Warhammer as well as a fan of Lord of the Mysteries should definitely give this one a try. I skimmed/skipped a few chapters that were too lore dumping for me but some might like them.