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The first ever Idoneth Deepkin story from Black Library, this explores a creepy new side to Age of Sigmar. Kharadron sky-captain Ingdrin Jonsson mounts a dangerous expedition to the bottom of the ocean to find and explore the abandoned city of Aighmar, claiming his rightful plunder as per the Kharadron Code. Not all of the Mortal Realms’ inhabitants recognise the Code, however.
The Deepkin are fundamentally disturbing, but Guymer cleverly plays on the mystery surrounding them to build tension, m ...more
The Deepkin are fundamentally disturbing, but Guymer cleverly plays on the mystery surrounding them to build tension, m ...more
Super fun, quick read. David Guymer writes in a way that is easy to read and enjoyable to imagine as the world he describes organically forms in your mind. This book makes me want to play with some Kharadron or Idoneth units, but we'll see..
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I would’ve liked this to be longer. It was compelling enough, with an eerie vibe, but tasked, as the author was, of introducing a new faction to the realms, it could’ve gone deeper: the bones of a very good novel are present but as a slim novella it still works, just slightly less satisfying due to the potential.
Mar 30, 2022
Aurelio
marked it as to-read
