Sabbat Crusade: You Never Know

Gaunt's Ghosts

by Dan Abnett

A Sabbat Crusade story


Mabbon Etogaur doesn't expect trust. he's a three-time traitor, after all, and a prisoner of the Tanith First. But maybe, just maybe, he can experience kindness from his captors…


READ IT BECAUSE

It's a short and sweet tale, just two characters talking in a cell. But it's packed with insights into the forces of Chaos in the Sabbat Worlds, and the characters are compelling, to say the least.


THE STORY

There is one among Gaunt's Ghosts who doesn't fit. A traitor three times over, Mabbon Etogaur is a prisoner of the Tanith First. Once a member of the elite Chaos Blood Pact, then the Sons of Sek, he has switched sides once more and now aids the Imperium. He has been vital to the Ghosts in their recent mission – but still he is not liked, and he is not trusted. And yet even in his cell, he can find a strange kinship with one of his captors.


This story originally appeared in the anthology Sabbat Crusade.

Kindle Edition

First published January 14, 2019

Reviews

[Kenneth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Val and Mabbon.

[Olethros · Rating 3 out of 5]

-Brevedad que apuntala otras cosas.-

Género. Relato.

Lo que nos cuenta. El relato Nunca se sabe (publicación original: You Never Know, 2014) nos muestra la dinámica de la relación entre el oficial desertor del caos Mabbon Etogaur y el sargento Ceglan Varl, encargado de su vigilancia. Trabajo perteneciente a la serie Los fantasmas de Gaunt que transcurre nueve días después de los acontecimientos narrados en Salvation’s Reach.

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[Gareth · Rating 3 out of 5]

A nice little short story here, giving us a bit more of a look at a couple of characters, not particularly long or eventful, but gives you a better feel of the characters and their relationship.

[Gina Hubbard · Rating 1 out of 5]

Kind of a swindle.

This was listed as a hundred pages. It's only five. Not really worth four bucks if you ask me. A good enough story if it had been longer.

[Sean · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice short showing the different sides and light humor