Bloodquest: The Eye of Terror Series by Gordon Rennie, Colin MacNeil, Colin MacNeill, Ben Counter

Compiled from the pages of Warhammer Monthly comic, Bloodquest is the epic tale of Captain Leonatos and his exiled Space marines.'

Book II of Bloodquest continues the epic saga of Captain Leonatos and his dispossessed battle-brothers in their search for the sacred Blade Encarmine, the lost sword of Belarius, former Chapter Master of the Blood Angels . Lost deep within the nightmare void of the Eye of Terror and cast down upon the Daemon World of Eidolon, the Space Marines must survive the armies, traps and temptations of each one of the four Great Chaos Powers if they are ever to recover both the sword and their honour... moreBook II of Bloodquest continues the epic saga of Captain Leonatos and his dispossessed battle-brothers in their search for the sacred Blade Encarmine, the lost sword of Belarius, former Chapter Master of the Blood Angels . Lost deep within the nightmare void of the Eye of Terror and cast down upon the Daemon World of Eidolon, the Space Marines must survive the armies, traps and temptations of each one of the four Great Chaos Powers if they are ever to recover both the sword and their honour. Victory or Death! less

Exiled for the loss of the fabled Blade Encarmine, Captain Leonatos of the Blood Angels Space Marines and his brave battle brothers set forth upon a quest that would take them halfway across the universe and to the very brink of madness and reason.Debuting in Warhammer Comic, Gordon Rennie and Colin MacNeil have crafted an intricate tale of comradeship and duty, treachery and deceit. This omnibus contains the complete tale.

Travelling across the daemon world of Eidolon in search of the stolen Blade Encarmine, Blood Angels Captain Leonatos and his battle-brothers are saved from death by another servant of the Emperor, Murius Aquinam. To their surprise, they recognise his name – he fought alongside the Blood Angels four thousand years ago. Can he still be trusted after four millennia in the Eye of Terror, or is he as much of a threat as the servants of Chaos that they fight?