Damocles

Space Marine Battles: Warhammer 40,000

De: Phil Kelly, Guy Haley, Ben Counter, Josh Reynolds

Narrado por: Shogo Miyakita

A Space Marine Battles anthology

As the world of Agrellan falls under attack, the White Scars and Raven Guard rush to its defence, but with Commander Shadowsun leading the alien forces, the Space Marines and their allies are hard pressed.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

Gathered within this anthology are four action-packed novellas focusing on the cataclysmic campaign in the Damocles Gulf. Each tale sheds light on a different aspect of the war and those involved. Towering war machines duke it out on the battlefield, Space Marine and tau philosophies come under question as they clash with ally and enemy alike and hunters become the hunted as both sides try to outwit one another. You even get an insider view of how the Tau Empire treats its human collaborators and uses them as weapons

THE STORY

Two centuries ago, the Imperium of Man and the upstart Tau Empire fought to a standstill in the Damocles Gulf. Now, as the 41st millennium draws to a close, the tau have returned. As the world of Agrellan falls under attack, the White Scars and Raven Guard rush to its defence, but with the skilled Commander Shadowsun leading the alien forces, the Space Marines and their allies are hard pressed. Kor'sarro Khan, Huntmaster of the White Scars, swears that he will win the day in the most direct way possible – by taking Shadowsun's head.

CONTENTS

Blood Oath by Phil Kelly

Broken Sword by Guy Haley

Black Leviathan by Ben Counter

Hunter's Snare by Josh Reynolds.

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great voice actor and great insight into the Damocles wars and how the emperium and Tau learn about each other

the voice actor is great and works great for the main factions. the characters are learning about their opponents for the first time. only having heard of their opponents in most cases.
the audiobook is 4 smaller books in one, that together shows a good view of the war for the Damocles Gulf.
the human, space marine, Tau and other alien perspectives are shown and it is fascinating.
there were only rare cases where the story had a little dip in the quality so I would rate it 9.5/10 overall 👌

buen libró entretenido

para saber q paso en la cruzada y ver mis de los TAU
buen intro final poco satisfactorio

White Scar Fan ?!

I absolutely loved this series. The narration was on point and really brought life to the stories.

a story about the white scars

if you're buying this hoping to learn more about the Tau, you'll get about 1.5 stories worth, and the rest of the collection is about the white scars and "their way."

if you're bored with space marine stories then you're out of luck

Best narrator of all the GW 40k books

Loved it!
Very interesting to see Tau sympathizer perspectives and how they interact with their imperial counterparts

stellar voice acting brought the characters to life

I enjoyed this for a variety of reasons. The story and plot are solid. I particularly enjoyed the format of multiple short stories that came together to tell an overaching plot. The voice acting is superb. most major characters have a different voice and it is usually easy to distinguish between who is talking just by the readers performance. The story highlights the strengths and weaknesses of both sides. The T'au are shown to be a real threat to the imperium in general and the white scats in particular while still being vulnerable to having their weaknesses exploited.

The Narrorator really brought the White scars and the T'au'Va to life

Inloved everything about it. this was absolutely amazing, if you Luke the Ultramarines, white scars, Raven Guard and the Tau you'll love this book

Communist fish

The narrator did an amazing job and really brought the story to life. Good listen.

Damocles

The last story was Epic. Great story to end the book.
The final showdown between Khan and Shadowsun was entertaining.

Stupidity

this book exemplified why only one thousand space marine per chapter is ludicrously too few. And space marine have hyper intelligence yet fall for obvious traps again and again. Either they are trying to make the Tau look really good or the author doesn't understand how capable space marinesa are. Either way the book was meh at best.