It may be something trivial like copyright or licensing problems with artists that contributed to the work, some of the stuff in the book is quite old and back then GW often failed to use the correct legal constructs that would have allowed them the use of artwork etc. The goal of the book is to develop and to dig the symbolic and the meaning associated to each Chaos Gods.

which would go in the Hype Machine, ask specific questions with strong prompts, just like a normal thread does. Oldest of gods and greatest of warriors, Khorne's armies stretch from infinity to infinity to infinity and the Pleasure God may not rival Him.The original Liber Chaotica books were the first real attempt by any author to catalogue the four Chaos gods, the source of all magic and all evil in the Warhammer world.

He rorared His fury until the universe shook, and the foundations of All That Is, All That Was, and All That Shall Be, threatened to crumble. Exploring each of the gods in turn, along with their servants, their schemes and the doom they would unleash on the world, it's an incredible look at the true nature of Chaos, as seen by scholars of Sigmar's Empire. Delve into the very heart of Chaos in the world-that-was with an in-universe tome dedicated to uncovering and explaining the machinations of the Dark Gods and their servants.To get a proper fix of vileness and horror from the Ruinous Power, the Warhammer fan will have to find it outside the Black Library novels.

That said GW is normally pretty tame in things sexual for the most part and the blood, guts and all is, well, everywhere in their setting.Yeah, this was in the era where they weren't afraid to ask the question "Is Khaine just a pointy-eared name for Khorne? However, even without that, you then have bits where it is fitted between lines in books, or on backgrounds which make it genuinely unreadable.