Warhammer Adventures: City of Lifestone

Realm Quest, Book 1

De: Tom Huddleston

Narrado por: Billie Piper

Brace yourself for City of Lifestone, the first thrilling story in the Warhammer Adventures: Realm Quest series, brilliantly read by Billie Piper, star of television's Doctor Who.

The adventure begins....

Raised as a slave, Kiri dreams of one day living a better life. That day comes when her barbarian captors are attacked by the noble Stormcast Eternals. Seizing her chance, Kiri flees through a mysterious Realmgate to the fabled city of Lifestone. There she meets a special group of children: Thanis the fighter, Alish the inventor, Kaspar the sneak and Elio the healer. Together they must lift a terrible curse and save the city from darkness.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"A great fantasy adventure that kids will love." (Billie Piper)

"A great story with strong characters...a pitch perfect introduction to the Warhammer universe." (Robin Brooks, geekdad.com)

Great Kids novel

Great story, held true to the narrative and lore of Age of Sigmar but worded so kids can get a good grasp on the overwhelming amount of world building there is.

for billie piper

ok. i admit. i bought this one just to listen to billie piper s pretty voice.... pretty girl with sexy voice. who can resist?

Ok I was surprised how much I enjoyed it.

I have to admit, I was not happy with the initial change to the game. It drove me away.
Now I am just learning what was actually done to the Beloved Old World...and l kinda like it. So I may have to blow the dust off my Rats and finish painting them.

While this is not what could be considered Great. For the target audience(younger readers...aka.kids), it is a good start

And as I am a kid (with 30+ years of experience). I feel confident saying, keep up the good work.

Much better than expected!

I got this book because I'm a huge warhammer 40k fan, as well as a Doctor who fan. While I like 40k, I'm pretty new to the warhammer Age of Sigmar story line. Combine this with I feel that most of the 40K books I have read have been pretty lack luster. Stories need to be relatable to draw the audience in. in 40K, I have always been disappointed in the character development, because the main characters commonly aren't human, and they are being put in situation that are completely unimaginable in our world.

None of this was a problem in this book. The fact that it was AoS seemed to make it easier to have a relatable character in a more fantasy genera that already exists. I was immediately drawn into the story, and while I know the book was short, I ended up finishing it in 1 sitting. It really did a great job at pacing and didn't make me feel like it was written for a little kid. Highly suggested for all ages.

It’s good but....

Didn’t notice that it was only 2 hours until after purchase. A whole credit for 2 hours? Meh.