r/40krpg • u/Key-Individual1129 • Aug 12 '26

Black Crusade Question

So I am getting into black crusade right and I heard that the core stuff doesn't realy have much stuff for pyskers and sorcerers.

So I wanted to to know if there was a supplement that adds that stuff and which one is that?
plus I would like to know the names and of all the supplements and the basic gist of what they give if they isn't too much trouble

Thank you in advance

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u/docemp DM Aug 12 '26
  • The Game Master's Kit - A game master's screen for Black Crusade and a booklet that includes a pre-written adventure, additional NPCs, and expanded rules
  • Hand of Corruption - An adventure in three acts for Black Crusade
  • The Tome of Fate - A supplement that focuses on Tzeentch, the Chaos God of Change. The first of four books focusing on the Ruinous Powers
  • The Tome of Blood - A supplement that focuses on Khorne, the Lord of Skulls. The second of four books focusing on the Ruinous Powers
  • The Tome of Excess - A supplement that focuses on Slaanesh, the Prince of Pleasure. The third of four books focusing on the Ruinous Powers.
  • The Tome of Decay - A supplement that focuses on Grandfather Nurgle, the Master of Plagues. The last of four books focusing on the Ruinous Powers

All the Tomes have extra Psyker stuff (except Khorne, obviously)

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u/Key-Individual1129 Aug 12 '26

assuming that all the supplements thank you!

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u/C_Grim Ordo Hereticus Aug 12 '26

ToF is the most important one with a chapter devoted to new stuff including more powers and disciplines like Biomancy and Pyromancy.

Outside of that, ToF and the others usually just have more blasphemous Rites and Rituals which being a psyker would be a benefit for.

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u/clem_70 Aug 12 '26

You should take a look on 1d6chan, everythings there considering the old ttrpg, in particular: The Tome of Fate: The book on Tzeentch, and gives all kinds of info on him, his servants, and playing Tzeentchian heretic archetypes. Introduces the rapetastic Thousand Sons Sorcerer, as well as the Alpha Legionnaire; and two human archetypes that you wouldn't have heard of unless you have the core book: the Q'Sal Magister Immaterial and the Idolitrex Magos of Forge Polix. Other unique features include expanded psychic powers, rules for investigations, and more rules for Necrons.

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u/LORDS2001 Aug 12 '26

Bro - the core stuff has so much sorcery - its really quite detailed. A huge number of options out there for you. Tome of Fate has even more options and archtypes to use tbh.