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Godsbane

Warhammer: Age of Sigmar

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Written by: Dale Lucas
Narrated by: Emma Gregory
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A Warhammer Age of Sigmar novel.

The Mortal Realms are rich with history, ancient sagas, and mythical beings. Oftentimes, the events and objects of the past persist as stories, embellished for so long their veracity cannot be verified. The loreseekers of the Lumineth Realm-lords dig into these, and sometimes they find out the tales are very true....

Listen to it because....

Settler’s Gain in Hysh is a fascinating place, and this story gives you insight into the complicated social networks of the Mortal Realms, as well as simple ways large-scale wars often begin.

The story:

In eldritch days long lost to memory, those desperate to escape the cruelties of the gods forged a terrible weapon. Capable of granting the humblest mortal the power to stand against the might of the divine, it came to be known as Godsbane.

For Thelana Evenfall, Lumineth loreseeker and tutor at the Lyceum Fundamental in the city of Settler's Gain, the weapon is a footnote—the shadow of a rumour buried under mountains of long-forgotten lore. But when whispers of its whereabouts resurface, the vying factions within Hysh emerge to claim its power. From trusted allies to insidious cults, Thelana must navigate a treacherous landscape of clashing armies, political machinations and betrayals within betrayals, all in a desperate effort to defend the powerless from the all-powerful and to ask the unanswerable question:

Who is worthy to wield Godsbane?

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Slow but enjoyable.

Godsbane is book held up by a enjoyable core cast and compelling worldbuilding in the Age of Sigmar setting. The central four characters are each throughly likable, and the world it presents is one vast and detailed without being overwhelming.

However, the book is also brought down by the fact that it's secondary characters are lesser and it's minor characters lesser still. though it's primary fault is the plot. at 20 hours this book is slow going and despite some movement early on the plot doesn't feel like it's moving until 10 hours in, even after that the pace is slow moving right until the final chapter when the book, previously so drawn out, attempts to resolve all outstanding arcs in a mere 30 minutes.

despite that major complain I did enjoy the book and it's world and central characters, though I would hesitate to recommend it to someone not already interested in the world of Age of Sigmar.

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