She feeds particularly off heartbreak and betrayal (herself having been abandoned by N'kari).įormer twin to the world of Guelph, this planet is a forge world that's relatively peaceful, or at least not openly at war (though it wasn't always in the past). The dominant Slaaneshi daemon is the Mistress of Strife, a former concubine of N'kari turned daemon princess, with a description of being impossibly fat and drawn by a chariot pulled by six packs of six Steeds. The conflicts among his daemons here are largely political. His daemons also like to display their horrific works of art in the Gallery of Creations. His daemons flay mortals in the Flensing Chambers, force them to put on impossible plays in the Sensorium for their amusement, or use them as servants in the Great Feasting Hall (with their mouths stitched shut, of course). Presently, Slaanesh is the dominant power. These aren't full excerpts as that would get very lengthy, but rather summaries of the lore for each of these planets.Ĭontrition is a 'labyrinthine city world' in which the Ruinous Powers constantly war for control. I wanted to highlight some of these really interesting worlds. I highly recommend picking the PDFs up if you're a fan of Chaos (they're currently on sale on Humble Bundle at the time of writing this post).

The supplements Tome of Excess, Tome of Decay, Tome of Fate, and Tome of Blood each describe worlds within the Eye, often occupied primarily by daemons, human mortals or even xenos and with varying levels of organization and stability. Black Crusade is a no-longer-supported 40k RPG focusing on the servants of Chaos, and like many RPG setting/rulebooks, it has tons of lore aimed at running campaigns, including many Chaos worlds within the Eye of Terror. There are multiple novels that dispute this (The Sabbat Worlds are a prime example, but also planets depicted in Daemon World, Lords of Silence, and the Word Bearers Omnibus, to name a few).įurther, an underrated source of Chaos lore is the Black Crusade RPG rulebooks. I don't disagree with the first, at least from a novel perspective, but the latter is simply untrue. There aren't enough depictions of the day-to-day of stable Chaos societies, and more egregiously, 2. Some of the sentiments that are frequently expressed on this subreddit is 1.

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