Written by August Hahn | Illustrated by Nerdgore

The Veil is fading. The war beyond the stars draws closer. And the fate of Magnamund now lies in the hands of those hidden in twilight.

You are Aeryth—a Shadakine Wytch, and for the past year you have served aboard the Nightshrike, a skycutter powered by lost Shianti magic. As a member of the Twilight Guard, you battle the hidden foes of Naar, creatures that drift between worlds in search of conquest. Your ship has caught the scent of something ancient—and it may already be too late!

In TWILIGHT’S EDGE, you—and your loyal Silver Mech Wulf, Lune—are thrust into a desperate battle in the outer dark. As the Veil of the Void weakens, Magnamund risks exposure to the horrors of cosmos—and only those beyond the light can hold the line.

CHRONICLES OF MAGNAMUND is a bold new series of genre-blending standalone adventures from across the Lone Wolf universe—each one offering a new hero, a fresh setting, and a different flavour of gamebook storytelling—all playable without prior knowledge of the main series. 

—Enter a science-fantasy version of Aon where wytches, rogues, and monsters war in secret.
—Play as Aeryth, a powerful and volatile Shadakine Wytch learning to master her arcane fire.
—Wield unique Shadakine Magicks—each with dramatic effects and dark lore—including Deathsight, Demonism, and The Knowing.
—Rich with connections to Grey Star and the Shianti, this book ties into Lone Wolf’s deepest lore but proudly stands alone as a high-stakes adventure.
—Includes over 35 new illustrations from NERDGORE.
—Inspired by cosmic-horror & science-fantasy—perfect for fans of Mörk Borg, Dune, or Warhammer 40K.

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AUGUST HAHN is writer of science fiction, fantasy and RPGs, and is a longtime Lone Wolf contributor. Together with Jonathan Stark, he co-hosts the Journeys Through Magnamund podcast. Twilight’s Edge is his boldest creation yet: a dark space-fantasy thriller that expands the world of Magnamund to the stars.

Richy Sampson AKA NERDGORE creates a bitching amalgam of 80's comics, horror movies, 2000ad, and oldschool fantasy art—and feels that if he watched John Carpenter's The Thing every day for the rest of his life, it wouldn't be too many! His work in Twilight’s Edge brings to life the monstrous, the magnificent, and the unknowable.

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