Heresy Stories

Title 2: I Wanted the Wolf King, but I Got the Warmaster Before the Fall. Transmigrating into the most despair-inducing Underhive wastes of the 41st Millennium, Kaelen, a mere mortal, thought his days were numbered. When his cheat system finally activated, he prayed for one thing: Just give me Leman Russ. I need the Wolf King to survive! [Ding! System error. Target locked: Davin. Salvaging soul...] Instead of the loyalist Wolf, a dying giant crashed before him, his soul teetering on the edge of Chaos corruption. It was the Warmaster himself. Horus Lupercal. Staring at the tragic, uncorrupted demigod covered in scars, Kaelen went completely silent. "Horus," Kaelen sighed, pushing up his goggles. "Your father is a corpse on a golden toilet, your brothers have all gone insane, and the Imperium is a rotten hell-hole." Horus: "...?" No divine bloodlines. No genetic enhancements. Just a mortal commander armed with future knowledge, a glitchy system, and the most powerful Primarch in history serving as his loyal sword. If the galaxy is broken, they will carve a bloody path from the Underhive to Holy Terra to fix it. 🩸 [The Ultimate Fix-It]: Erasing the tragedy of the Heresy. Horus never falls, and the traitors will bleed. 🧠 [Mortal Domination]: Watch arrogant Space Marines and Chaos Daemons experience absolute cognitive shock when outsmarted by Kaelen's ruthless modern strategies. ⚔️ [Purging the Dogma]: Slashing heretics, kicking the Golden Throne, and reviving the Emperor's true dream. 👑 [Building a New Order]: From a desperate survivor to the shadow ruler of the Indomitus Crusade.

A hidden document of great historical value has been found bricked in a wall, offering details of the failed heretical First Revolution three hundred years ago. The document, authored by inquisitor Meghan Renar, describes the origin of the antitheist heresy, the temple's response, and the origin and eventual failure of the first rebellion. In the hopes of benefiting a second rebellion, Meghan has hidden her analyses for the benefit of later generations. Updates weekly on Fridays at noon.

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It is the duty of all Commissars to keep records of the events and happenings involving the actions of his men and the state of his purge on heresy. I CommissarVeltez, a proud and dignified servant of the Emperor will follow this procedure to the letter. I have made a staple point here in my log to make note of when me and a small squadron of guardsmen were transported and trapped in this twist heretical plane somewhere inside the warp.

Francis had vowed to protect the girl named Jeanne d'Ark. And that is what he would always do.

Imagine a world, no, a galaxy where it wasn't Horus who betrayed the Emperor but Ferrus Manus. Touched by the ruinous powers of the new chaos god and with the support of the traitorous Martian Mechanicum he launches a destructive uprising threatening to throw the galaxy and the Emperors grand plan into chaos. This is a short compendium, meant to act as as groundwork and the basic frame in which the stories of the heresy will take place. Title picture was made by Dan Morison Link to the original artwork: https://40k.gallery/legend-of-ferrus-manus/

Name speaks for itself.

A dying mystic debates the mysteries of love and divine presence with a talking mouse. Julian, the Anchoress is a tale of the final days of the medieval English mystic, Julian of Norwich. Confined until death within the narrow walls of her anchorhold, Julian defends her truth against the encroaching darkness and against a tiny inquisitor who is more than she seems.

What if everything you had grown up believing, had suddenly become a lie? You changed, and now wanted to find you're own path, but everyone else, including the highest people in your society, want you dead because of this. This is the story of Diana, the Scorn of the Moon. The Solari society she is part of worshipping the sun has lost all meaning, and now she can only find solice amongst the night sky. In the words of the Solari, she is a heretic, and must live her life as an exile until she decides to become part of the faith again, or until the Solari decide to kill her. Diana still keeps one thought amongst her mind; Embrace the Heresy, and bring down the lying sun.

In a cloistered 16th-century theological symposium, Father Hernando Ruiz delivers a fiery monologue declaring that logic and analytical reasoning are not enemies of faith but its highest expression. Proposing a new doctrine-Analytical Theology-he demands that rational thought be enshrined as sacred duty, framing irrationality as heresy. In this moment, the seeds of a cold, intellectual dominion are sown.

A newcomer is welcome into a circle of old friends.

Lies are dangerous.

How a believer can be unstable without the Holy Spirit.

Heretical accusations against Christians