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Harking back to some of Josh Reynolds’ earlier Undead-focused Warhammer stories, this is an Age of Sigmar novel set in the Mortal Realms long before the actual Age of Sigmar. It looks at the Rictus clans of Shyish, Nagash-worshipping human tribes being driven out of their lands by the inexorable forces of Nurgle. Tamra ven Drak leads what remains of her clan north in search of survival, following two of Nagash’s Mortarchs whose plans she finds herself increasingly bound up in.
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Another fantastic entry in the Age of Sigmar mythos. Really gives a great overview of the Soul Wars set up and the overall feel. Loved the descriptions and mood of the story. Recommended to read before Soul Wars...
***1/2: set back in the Age Of Chaos, after Nagash’s humiliating defeat at the hands of Archaon. While Nagash’s recuperates, Nurgle invades Shyish, leaving Arkhan & Neferata to foil the plague god’s schemes.
Josh Reynolds is a good writer; this novella had a very straight-forward yet satisfying plot. In the character work is where the story shines: Arkhan, Neferata, Tamra, Adhema are all excellent characters with defined personalities whose exploits are engaging. Tamra’s bargain with Neferata to ...more
Josh Reynolds is a good writer; this novella had a very straight-forward yet satisfying plot. In the character work is where the story shines: Arkhan, Neferata, Tamra, Adhema are all excellent characters with defined personalities whose exploits are engaging. Tamra’s bargain with Neferata to ...more
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