Two immortal Necrons — (collector/archivist) and Orikan the Diviner (astromancer) — feud for millennia over a single MacGuffin. The book spans 10,000+ years of schemes, pranks, betrayals, and occasional team-ups. Think The Old Guard meets Sherlock vs. Moriarty in space, with cosmic horror and dark comedy.
In the vast, often bleak landscape of Warhammer 40,000 lore, few stories stand out as uniquely brilliant, witty, and character-driven as Robert Rath’s The Infinite and the Divine . While the physical book is a treasure for collectors, has gained a reputation as the definitive way to experience this specific narrative. infinite and the divine audiobook
The novel deals with the traumatic, soulless existence of the Necrons after their biotransference. Hearing this described in a cold, metallic, yet expressive voice adds to the horror and irony. Moriarty in space, with cosmic horror and dark comedy