Inquisition
An Inquisitor is answerable to no one, save the Emperor himself, and their only remit is to protect Mankind at all costs. For an Inquisitor, the end always justifies the means, for they alone can truly begin to comprehend the threats to Mankind's existence. It is this ultimate responsibility, and the differing methods around it, that often sees Inquisitors working against each other. The Black Library has chronicled the deeds of several Inquisitors, namely Gregor Eisenhorn and Gideon Ravenor, written by Dan Abnett, as well as more recently Obodiah Roth, in Henry Zou's Bastion Wars series.
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Inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn and his old friend Harlon Nayl ruminate upon the nature of gods and men as they hunt the killers of a group of archaeologists on an ancient world.
Dan Abnett
December 2012
BUY EBOOK
The complete tales of the Imperium’s most renowned Inquisitors.
November 2012
An outbreak of violence at an Inquisitorial conclave throws Gregor Eisenhorn into a deadly confrontation with a malevolent psyker - and an even deadlier one with his old friend Gideon Ravenor.
Dan Abnett
November 2012
Inquisitor Eisenhorn returns investigating mysterious murders and bizarre crimes in three audio adventures.
Dan Abnett
December 2011
Escaping from the Black Library of the eldar, Czevak steals the Atlas Infernal – a living map of the Webway.
July 2011
This is the tale of Inquisitor Ravenor and his team, whose investigations take them to wild regions of space, and even through time.
August 2009
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