| Display title | The Path of the Eldar |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A new series of Warhammer 40,000 novels by Gav Thorpe focusing on the Eldar, specifically three individuals from the craftworld Alaitoc. Each book tells the same story, but from the perspective of one of these three. The first, Path of the Warrior, is from the perspective of Korlandril, a dissatisfied artist who takes the Path of the Warrior. The second, Path Of The Seer, is from the perspective of Thirianna, a former warrior who finds herself drawn to a new Path. The third, Path of the Outcast, has not been released but will likely revolve around Aradryan, a loose cannon whose actions precipitate the later events of the previous two books. |