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Arguably the most infamous tome ever produced within the Calixis Sector, the Eusi Kitarun is a phenomenally complex but exceedingly accurate treatise on the warp, how it interacts with realspace, and hints about the denizens that dwell within it.

By Pontiff Irenaeus Phan Glastarex of Tchaem. Recorded response given to the Cardinal Conclave of Lox (M39.823). 

The story of Saint Serriman is an old one, the first of our beloved system, but it is nontheless a fitting story of the Emperor's Grace. 

Note of caution to reader; you hold here a treatise derived and formulated from forbidden texts, many recovered from before the time of the Emperor’s Ascendancy. 

The various articles I read on this site kind of inspired me to try to write a little something of my own.  I'm thinking of making this project a series of periodic releases of abject apocrypha.  These are entries rescued from the destruction of the journals of an ex-Inquisitor named Homurus.

History: Mirror was made two hundred years ago by Disraeli Sanctarus & Sons for count Iskander Karnei of Thellabris. No one knows that the count was in reality latent psyker and cultist of Dark Gods. 

History: Book of G'hdakhol was first seen in the hands of Kaiser of Tankerballa by Inquisitorial agent Iustus N'takoll in 348.M38 and it was lost for nearly 1500 years. 

Something a little different to the usual array of guns and wargear. Knowing what you have to deal with in the heavily restricted and somewhat blissfully ignorant Imperium is as much forewarned and forearmed as knowing which way to bung the las guns power supply in the right way and how to put on your flak pants.