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Realm-Lords

Warhammer: Age of Sigmar

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Realm-Lords

By: Dale Lucas
Narrated by: Richard Reed
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About this listen

A Lumineth Realm-Lords novel.

When disaster strikes their mountain home, a trio of Alarith Stoneguard must gather a band of heroes to stop vile Slaaneshi Hedonites from devastating the entire realm.

Listen to it because: discover the Lumineth Realm-lords and explore the lands of Hysh in a desperate quest to stop a cataclysm from unfolding.

The story: a single, harrowing trial stands between supplicant Ferendir and a life of loyal service to his Alarith temple. But on the day of the young aelf’s final initiation, a Slaaneshi warhost descends upon his mountain home, leaving slaughter and destruction in their wake and stealing a long-hidden Lumineth treasure of terrible power. His world now torn asunder, Ferendir and his stalwart masters, Serath and Desriel, are forced to navigate a realm at war to stop the depraved warriors of the Dark Prince. The three Alarith Stoneguard must gather a band of Lumineth champions and embark upon a perilous quest. Failure is inconceivable, for the Hedonites seek to awaken an ancient and cataclysmic weapon, one with the power to bring Hysh to its knees.

Written by Dale Lucas. Narrated by Richard Reed.

©2020 Dale Lucas (P)2020 Games Workshop Limited Action & Adventure Dragons & Mythical Creatures Fantasy Fiction Military Mythology

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First time listening to Lucas's works. and it was an enjoyable ride gave in depth and succinct world building whilst not losing sight of the over arching plot and story

Great read get it if you like AoS novels

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really loved listening too this, may have to go.and pick up a new army ;-)

wow what a book!

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kept me entertained throughout. It gave me a feel for the Aelves in aos and the realm of Hyish. I recommend for those interested in these aspects of the world .. good but not great.

Entertaining & worth the insight.

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So the action scenes were epic and cool, the downside of a book about a new faction in a younger setting like the Lumineth realm lords in Age of Sigmar is that we have giant plot dumps. This is definitely the case around the middle of the book and felt very unnatural with characters making long exposition after a big epic battle.

Alright

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Not offensively bad or painful, but most of the pacing is a little awkward and the enemy present basically no threat.
Overall can’t recommend but don’t regret.

A little flat

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Great story with a full arc and well performed. Really good balance of themes with interesting characters explored in depth. Good insight into the Lumineth but also an interesting angle on the world of AoS.

Really Enjoyable

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A brilliantly engaging story. Narrated very well. Would love for further episodes within the world of the Lumineth.

A brilliantly engaging story.

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Narrator was good, the voices acting wasn’t distracting and were mostly very fitting.
Story has a few somewhat predictable beats but the character are interesting and it keeps you entertained.
Overall very solid listen, most people won’t be disappointed.

Good book to introduce the Realm-Lords.

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This was my first delve into anything AoS for the most part I have enjoyed all the HH and Siege of Terra books.

I enjoyed the setting, the back story and the additional insight to the Alarith ways but the performance and circular nature of the story left a lot to be desired, the chaos writing for the most part is what held this back. Average and rather typical depictions of the warband.
If you really like Lumineth it is a nice addition to the battletomes but not groundbreaking.

It was fine

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This is a good book to get into lumineth as a race and range but also has alot of slaanesh thrown in.

the story focuses on the stone guard although all lumineth are represented at some point , it does a good job of explaining how they work and the relationship they have with the mountain. but why cows gw? just why cows?

the characters are a little OP in the classic fantasy styling but given how elite they are and they aren't invulnerable, so it doesn't spoil the story.

the slaanesh mortals are very well described. whilst lacking any of the new mortals released it does describe hulking slaanesh monsters, colours and clothing in a very great way, especially as source material. even had a cultist with 4 arms because he liked punching so much he was blessed with more arms to punch. also gives a good idea of the broad range of Slaanesh, invaders, seekers and pretenders.

a good book but not great, still worth a listen.

stone guard are actually very cool

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