Get a free Lieutenant Titus miniature with DK’s Warhammer 40k Encyclopedia book featuring lore on 120+ legends, or the Art of Warhammer 40,000 book.
Warhammer hobbyists have had some solid wins lately, but DK Warhammer dropped new books that feel like an analog cheat code. Not only are we getting a massive lore dump, video game nostalgia, and a dose of Space Marine wisdom. Plus, the Warhammer Encyclopedia includes a free Lieutenant Titus miniature!
Let’s break down why these books are worth your desk space, besides the #1 best seller status and sale price on Amazon.
Warhammer 40k Encyclopedia:
Updated on October 20th, 2025, by Rob Baer with the latest news.
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This one’s the real headline-grabber. DK’s Warhammer Encyclopedia promises over 120 iconic characters from the 41st Millennium, covering the galaxy’s worst nightmares and most tragic heroes.
From Primarchs and Chaos warlords to Inquisitors and xenos legends, this book pulls deep from three decades of lore across books, games, and animations.
The real hook? It comes with a Warhammer 40k Lieutenant Titus miniature. A perfect excuse to expand your collection or paint a one-off without committing to an army.
Plus, Wade Pryce, the Black Library’s own loremaster, helped pen the book, so the writing pedigree checks out.
Free Warhammer 40k Lieutenant Titus miniature
Games Workshop has been doing this fun little thing for a couple of years now. Basically, you stroll into one of their stores once a month and walk out with a free Warhammer 40k mini. No catch, no purchase necessary.
But now we’ve got this new Warhammer 40,000 Encyclopedia, and for an even more ridiculous price, you can score the mighty Lt. Titus miniature too. Plus, he actually has rules now as well.
You’re not just getting a book, you’re basically being paid in plastic to buy it with the free Titus model.
The Art of Warhammer 40k Video Games Book:
Next up is The Art of Warhammer Video Games Book, is another beautifully laid-out Warhammer Encylopedia retrospective on decades of Warhammer digital chaos. Written by Andy Hall (yes, that Andy Hall), this book spans titles from Space Hulk on the Amiga to the upcoming Space Marine 2.
Expect behind-the-scenes commentary, game art that never made it to screen, and a healthy dose of nostalgia for anyone who ever rage-quit Dawn of War.
Better still, every copy includes Steam codes for Warhammer: Vermintide, Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector, and Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin plus an in-game skin for Lieutenant Titus in Tacticus. You’re not just flipping through concept art, you’re getting games and digital loot as part of the deal.
Final Thoughts From Us: Warhammer 40000 Encyclopedia
If you’re the kind of hobbyist who loves flipping through gorgeous art books while a half-painted mini stares at you from the desk, this one’s a no-brainer.
DK went all-in here, blending hobby eye candy, lore gold, and a free model that’s actually worth showing off. The Warhammer 40k Encyclopedia and The Art of Warhammer Video Games are a crash course in everything that makes the 41st Millennium tick.
Together, these Warhammer 40k Encyclopedia books offer something for every kind of fan: collectors, painters, loreheads, and gamers alike.
With the holiday season closing in, it might be smart to claim your copy ot the Warhammer 40,000 The Ultimate Guide (and that free Lieutenant Titus miniature) before they’re gone.
Get Your Warhammer 40k Encyclopedia or Art Book Today!
- Hardcover Book
- Pryce, Wade (Author)
- English (Publication Language)
- 200 Pages - 10/07/2025 (Publication Date) - DK (Publisher)
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I would warn people to look at the reviews before bothering with the Character encyclopedia book, seeing as its mostly negative.
I think you may be mistaken, at this time there are no customer reviews, as no one as received this item yet…
Furthermore its a #1 best seller in 3 categories and #534 in Books overall on Amazon.
Best Sellers Rank: #534 in Books
#1 in Puzzle & Game Reference (Books)
#1 in Warhammer Game
#1 in Science Fiction & Fantasy Encyclopedias
Could this be because your in the U.S? and i’m seeing reviews from people from the U.K. I’m from the Netherlands by the way.
https://www.amazon.nl/product-reviews/B0DXT7MFTX/ref=acr_dpx_hist_1?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=one_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar
Just out of curiosity. Does the Warhammer 40k Character encyclopedia stay true to the original lore or does it also sell the latest garbage they added?
Not sure. I ordered one, so may do a review. 🙂
I’ll be waiting it out till i’m sure it stays true to the original lore. Can’t stomach these butchered version for the new delusional modern audience. The classics are always the best in originality. Its not like suddenly Adding female custodes they’ll get an army of extra fans. First of it would destroy the believability in generla. In all content or entertainment you have to keep some sense of reality that can feel based on our actual reality.
Only bought the first one because it kept true to the lore, but shortly afterwards tehy were selling the female custodes again.
Its weird that simply saying to the female player base to create their own universe gets you a bunch of labels. Warhammer was made great by men, men that were always hated and ridiculed for their hobbies.
I’ll be awaiting your Review!