Servants of the Inquisition

Warhammer 40,000

De: John French, Dan Abnett, Chris Wraight, Gav Thorpe, Joe Parrino, Ben Counter, James Swallow, Darius Hinks, Chris Dows

Narrado por: Colleen Prendergast, Jonathan Keeble, David Seddon, Gareth Armstrong, Tania Rodrigues, Emma Gregory, Beth Chalmers, Sean Connolly, Lanna Joffrey

A Warhammer 40,000 Audio Drama Collection.

The sinister and aloof Inquisitors and their servants exercise nearly limitless power – it’s essential to root out the many and varied enemies who would bring ruin to mankind. Other powerful agents, like the independent privateer Rogue Traders, are given free reign to treat on behalf of mankind’s interests. These stories explore both organisations, and their agents, with full-cast audio dramas.

Listen to it because:

The Inquisition might not always be 'good' in the conventional sense, but it does act in the best interests of mankind – or so it believes. Gain some insight into the shadowy organisation and the shadowy people who work for it in this collection of audio dramas written by Black Library stalwarts including Dan Abnett, John French, Chris Wraight, and more.

Contents:

Agent of the Throne: Blood and Lies by John French

Agent of the Throne: Truth and Dreams by John French

Agent of the Throne: Ashes and Oaths by John French

Thorn Wishes Talon by Dan Abnett

Regia Occulta by Dan Abnett

Master Imus's Transgression by Dan Abnett

The Interrogation of Salvor Lermentov by Chris Wraight

Eye of Night by Gav Thorpe

Assassinorum: The Emperor's Judgement by Joe Parrino

Kill Shot by Ben Counter Corsair

The Face of the Void by James Swallow

Blackstone Fortress: The Beast Inside by Darius Hinks

Augur of Despair by Chris Dows

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Mixed bag

Some better than others. Wish I had more of some of them from the beginning. Or it was a little more focused. Eisenhorn and Blackstone fortress stories are very different.

The stories

The agents of the throne was by far one of the top stories in this anthology! That bad ass lead character was everything you could hope for in 40K

50% good 50% meh

really good story writing up to the point of the Blackstone stories. Those seemed written for a younger audience as far as the style of writing.

Another great performance and collection of stories

Highly recommended high quality production with excellent voice acting and ambient sounds included. Of course great stories as always

An overall Good Mixed Bag

A decent collection of stories overall and some good perspectives of "non-super" human characters working for various Imperial Agencies. Some stories are pretty bad though. The Greyfax, Assassinorum, and Blackstone Fortress stories in particular were very hard to take seriously. A mix of cringey diologue and overly grandiose voice-acting in my opinion. It's a bit disappointing, as I've come to expect high quality from all Warhammer 40k Novels. Worth the listen I think though, even if only to listen to the Eisenhorn stories.