I have a story to tell you… I shall start at the breaking of the Tempest, where history begins…
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Follow the tumultuous saga of the Mortal Realms in a single volume – from the battles against the forces of Chaos, through the Soul Wars against the hordes of Nagash, to the chosen warriors of Sigmar fighting in the Era of the Beast.
THE STORY
The Mortal Realms are lost.
From the ashes of the World-that-Was, the God-King Sigmar plucks from oblivion the souls of warriors that die in his name, and on the Anvil of Apotheosis reforges them anew. These brave but damaged Stormcast Eternals face near-insurmountable odds to bring Sigmar’s light back to the Mortal Realms, and reclaim them from the grasp of the ascendant Ruinous Powers of Chaos.
The Gates of Azyr (Novella) by Chris Wraight Soul Wars (Novel) by Josh Reynolds Dominion (Novel) by Darius Hinks
3 böcker i en och får väl säga att de var rätt stor skillnad i kvalitet. Den första novellen samt den första romanen var otroligt seglästa och det var inte så mycket som hände. Karaktärerna utvecklades knappt genom boken utan agerade så som de alltid gjorde. överlag var det väl en okej introduktion till världen men som annars var det inget att hurra för. Roman nummer två slukade mig helt dock. Intressanta karaktärer och gripande berättande vilket som helhet lyfte upp det till i alla fall 3/5. Hade endast läst om man bryr sig om AoS, annars kan man skippa.
so dull honestly just watch a YouTube video about AOS lore. GWs continued failure to make AOS make sense and interesting is mind blowing when you compare it to old Warhammer fantasy and all of 40ks lore
one of 2 books I can't finish and will reduce my skaventide book to never opened I think
A great introduction into the Age of Sigmar. I really loved Realmgate and liked Soul Wars very much. The stories were strong introductions into a new world and their factions. Interesting characters and dynamics. Dominion was okay. I loved the build up of the Kruleboyz but apart from that the it felt not as lively in terms of world building as the other two stories. Overall the book is still a great read and an amazing introduction into AoS