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Gotrek and Felix: Warhammer Chronicles, Book 8

By: Nathan Long

Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble

A Gotrek and Felix Novel.

Gotrek and Felix delve into the dark places of the world once again, to help a dwarf prince reclaim his realm. But with greenskins around every corner, Gotrek's doom could be at hand...

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A new era begins for Gotrek and Felix! A long time has passed and the world has changed, but their penchant for getting into trouble certainly hasn't...

The story:

Gotrek and Felix – unsung heroes of the Empire, or nothing more than common thieves and murderers? The truth perhaps lies somewhere in between, and depends entirely upon whom you ask...

After twenty years exploring other lands, Gotrek and Felix return to the Old World to find Chaos invaders rampaging through the lands of men, and the mountain holds of the dwarfs overrun by the foul orcs and goblins. Fulfilling an ancient oath, the pair travel deep beneath the world to help a dwarf prince reclaim his realm from the greenskins. But all is not as it seems, and Gotrek may finally meet his doom in the halls of his ancestors...

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Another great Gotrek & Felix novel

Another entry in the Gotrek & Felix series, I have a small issue that’s pointed out in the beginning of the book.

Love it. The formula needed a change.

Keeble is as awesome as ever, and it keeps the continuity even with a change in author. Long did a great job at retaining the essence of well known characters, adding to their color and backstory, and created a story with more twists than normal for a G&F book. Nice.

just a classic great Gotrek and Felix book

The ending is magnificently sour, and the lead-up to the big bad genuinely had me on my toes.

New author, same great experience

I was wary at first with there being a new author, but I think it was even better! awesome!

I forgot how much i loved this one.

At 8 entries into the series, you are likely a fan. That said, i quite like this entry compared to many others. I find that gotrek and Felix as characters to be quite more alive, as well as their differences in thinking and culture. The side characters are all great, and the enemy of this book was actually quite entertaining.

The battles, the plot, the culture of the dwarves and so many more parts of the warhammer fantasy world are at their best in this novel, as most other Gotrek and Felix novels.

Keeble does a fantastic job, as always.