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Gotrek Gurnisson: Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Book 4

By: Richard Strachan

Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble

A Gotrek Gurnisson Audiobook

Saving the life of a blaspheming warrior priest, Gotrek finds himself bound to a new companion – and drawn to the Realm of Life, where a terrible threat is infecting its way into reality.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

Gotrek Gurnisson, the legendary Slayer, picks up a new accomplice – and faces a truly grotesque challenge in the disease-ridden spawn of the Plague God himself.

THE STORY

Deep in the wilds of Ghyran, a former warrior priest preaches for humanity to reject the gods. The sole survivor of a massacred Dawnbringer Crusade, Amara Fidellus believes that Sigmar has betrayed her – and when she faces execution for such blasphemy, it’s only the intervention of a drunken, taciturn and incredibly violent Slayer that saves her life.

Now bound to Gotrek Gurnisson by a life-debt, Amara finds herself caught up in his quest for revenge. But when the duo become aware of a sorcerous threat building on the far Rocanian Coast, Gotrek and Amara must put aside their own desires for retribution to confront a terrible danger that could plunge all of Ghyran into Chaos, and see a deadly aspect of Nurgle’s Garden manifest in the Mortal Realms.

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Always awesome!

Another amazing adventure of Gotrek, helping fans delve further into the medieval warhammer universe. If you liked the past books you’ll love this one all the same. Jonathan Keeble is spot on with some of the best narrating/voice acting of anyone I’ve ever listened to.

Amazing Gotrek adventure

Really liked the new characters development, plus any Gotrek story is always a loads of fun to experience.

Can’t wait for the next story.

The voice actor really managed to capture a wide range of characters.

The new companion for Gotrek started out really weak but became much more likable by the end.

Great Reading

The story is great, but the narration really makes it an awesome listen. It's definitely a great continuation of Gotreks tale!

A solid entry in Gotrek's legend.

Loved it. I enjoy the place Gotrek is carving for himself in the realms, after meandering for a few books.

As always, the narrator is spectacular, and lends rich life to the text.

Another great entry in Gotrek’s Saga

This was a great follow-up in Gotrek’s adventures, well written and narrated as always.

Previous Characters are missed but New Ones are Interesting

Previous characters no longer with Gotrek are certainly missed as they were a foil to Gotrek, but a fallen pacifist Warrior Priest takes the role of new companion and successfully brings some fresh air to the series. Well written, well voiced and greatly entertaining. Highly recommended.

Another Gotten tale

I hope that in the end Gotrek gets another final ending. as with the other "noon"slayer stories this one is a good fantasy story. my only complaint is that the voices from the narrator for various characters are the same.

Good first showing for the new author

i really like where the new author is heading. Darius Hinks was good on an individual basis but his continuity for Gotrek and Malaneth's relationship was starting to annoy me. Every book they progressed as companions, then he did a hard reset at the beginning of the next book which kinda made the flow of the series disjointed. Trachos from Ghouslayer to Gitslayer especially annoyed me with how he went from useles and irritating to relatable the back to uselezs and irritating. I dont see this new companion following the same routine. Bring more axe fodder. Zangram-Thaz still has a terrible thirst!

Long Live Gotrek

the greatest hero or just a vile Dwarf looking for death? you decide how he'll be remembered.