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Good Lore establishment; lack luster story

Revisado: 03-07-25

Overall I enjoyed that the book established a lot about Kin society and they think and behave, which is something. the faction was really needing. Unfortunately, outside of that, I found the characters and story very boring and difficult to care about. It spends a lot of time re-establishing itself over and over only for what felt like a very half baked climax.
I would recommend it to anyone who wants a better understanding of Votann and Kin on a lore level, but would not recommend to anyone else really.

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A Great Debut for a Great Character

Revisado: 08-14-24

while the book was a bit of a slow starter, I can accept that for a story featuring unestablished characters. one it got going though it was a joy to listen to the whole way through. The political parts of the story were well done, the battles were an excellent mix of action and tactical acumen, and the cast was very enjoyable. Thalia herself may be one of my new favorite Warhammer characters; she feels very real, so to speak, like a person that could exist (if we had manticores to ride).

There was one part at the end of chapter 10 where it seemed like they had to rerecord a bit and instead of editing it in they just overlapped it and made the rerecord louder, it was jarring and lazy editing work on GWs part, but was only a few seconds long.

There is a strong chance I'll be listening to this one a second time and I hope we see a sequal

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My favorite Warhammer story so far

Revisado: 06-12-24

The tone of the entire book is right on point with the story. It does an amazing job of sowing distrust amongst the characters in which it's difficult for the reader to determine a right or a wrong, and the ending was nothing short of masterful.

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Not Enough Yndrasta

Revisado: 06-05-24

Overall I would say the book is worth listening to, especially if they make more Yndrasta books as Yndrasta herself feels very well written and is the best part of the book for me. Unfortunately she is barely in the first half of the story and not the character you follow throughout the story. Instead, you will be following Njda (Nē-duh) of the Suku clan, who I found borderline insufferable at times. I came to enjoy her clan mates well enough but I just couldn't bring myself to like her.
That said, all the build up did lead to a much more enjoyable second half of the book and a very good ending which at least made me appreciate Njda's role more, even if I never got to liking her.

performance wise I have to give 5 stars though. the narration was excellent, the read aloud dialogue felt natural and full of personality, and Yndrasta now has a canon voice for me. Superb work on this side of things.

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Excellent representation of the Kreig

Revisado: 12-15-23

This book really nailed down the Kreig in a perfect manner while also going a little bit into the "why they are the way they are."
Nameless Grenadier MVP

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