Endless War

The Horus Heresy

De: Dan Abnett, Graham McNeil, Ian St. Martin, David Annandale, John French, Robbie MacNiven, Aaron Demski-Bowden, Gav Thorpe, C.Z. Dunn, Andy Smillie, Guy Hayley, Chris Wraight, L.J. Goulding

Narrado por: various

Duración: 16 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

A Horus Heresy audio drama collection.

These stories will transport you to the heart-breaking internecine conflict known as the Horus Heresy. Each one of these audio dramas is a stirring tale of a long, vicious war that rages on into the 41st Millennium.

Listen to it because...some of Black Library's best-known names have crafted thrilling, revealing and sometimes surprising audio dramas that shed more light on the galaxy spanning conflicts of the Horus Heresy.

Contents:

• 'The Lightning Tower' by Dan Abnett
• 'The Dark King' by Graham McNeill
• 'A Lesson in Darkness' by Ian St Martin
• 'Iron Corpses' by David Annandale
• 'The Eagle's Talon' by John French
• 'Templar' by John French
• 'Stone and Iron' by Robbie MacNiven
• 'The Long Night' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
• 'Master of the First' by Gav Thorpe
• 'Cypher: Guardian of Order' by Gav Thorpe
• 'The Watcher' by C Z Dunn
• 'Virtues of the Sons' by Andy Smillie
• 'Sins of the Father' by Andy Smillie
• 'The Herald of Sanguinius' by Andy Smillie
• 'Morningstar' by Graham McNeill
• 'Thief of Revelations' by Graham McNeill
• 'Hunter's Moon' by Guy Haley
• 'The Thirteenth Wolf' by Gav Thorpe
• 'Wolf's Claw' by Chris Wraight
• 'Valerius' by Gav Thorpe
• 'The Soul, Severed' by Chris Wraight
• 'Lucius: The Eternal Blade' by Graham McNeill
• 'Dark Compliance' by John French
• 'The Binary Succession' by David Annandale
• 'Warmaster' by John French
• 'The Sigillite' by Chris Wraight
• 'Malcador: First Lord of the Imperium' by L J Goulding
• 'Wolf Hunt' by Graham McNeill

Narrators:

• Danny Webb
• Jonathan Keeble
• Sean Barrett
• Saul Reichlin
• Gareth Armstrong
• Toby Longworth
• John Banks
• Sean Connolly
• Martyn Elii
• Tim Treloa
• David Timson

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6 out of.....10?

Overall not bad. Helps with trying to understand a story that spans a hundred plus books. But the "performances" can be a bit much at times. "acting" or whatever it is, making the story sometimes hard to follow.

Just awesome. Must for all Battle Brothers.

strong stories pulse rising performances .seems GW took some inspiration from the Bald guy , or perhaps they received a vox from a voidless wolf . Maybe a board prince. Whatever top shelf stuff.
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Great performances, reused materials

I love the great work done by the actors and sound mixers, it's just offset by them redoing stories I've paid for in other anthologies. Still worth getting though I'd say.

Love 40k!

The task of constructing intricate and fun stories from an overall storyline basically put out is admirable. These small additions which give insight, new lore, and examples of Horus' brutality were all so delightful. Especially the sigilite!

Get this one!

A combination of The Horus Heresy Audio Collection 1-4 Volumes. However, what makes 'Endless War' great and stand out is the selected audios. It gives a much clearer and better picture of the larger decisions.

Also, the majority of the audios are already favorites, so it's awesome to listen to them back-to-back without going through all four volumes.

A fun listen

Does it give expansive stories that answer burning questions about the lore? Mmmm not really, but then that isn’t what most of 40k is about anyway.

Does it give stories that provide disjointed snippets of lore, and do a better job at conveying a mood? Yup.

Voice acting is great, stories are a fun listen to immerse you in the grimdark.

-blessed is the mind too small for doubt-

Anthologies Galore

As I continue to catch up to so many events that have occurred within the Horus Heresy, this had filled so many of those events with unerring consistency. The stories themselves are practically filled with both intrigue and mystery but also a black fortress sized amount of action!
The production of such stories was practically flawless and filled with all the right ambience and atmosphere one would expect.
The voice acting practically flawless as the cast flexes their incomparable understanding of dramatic annunciations as well as their abilities to dish out peak performances was what kept the many scenarios going!

I’d recommend this to anyone looking to jump into the thick of it with a fair modicum of knowledge when it comes to many of the pivotal events leading up to the Siege of Terra. 10/10

Hereresy Stories

Good new style of audio book, background effects etc. Well delivered series of shorts across all fronts. Enjoyed enough for another listen.

Worth a Credit

Vignettes into the difficult times post heresy. The stories are hit and miss, with many being really engaging while others are just a macabre mess. The good ones though are *really* good.

Same with the narration: the Russian and Japanese accents were shamelessly butchered. Why even bother with accents if done so poorly? However, I’ll give the poor voice acting a pass all day long because they brought an entire cast of narrators including women. Imagine: male voices for male pets and female voices for female parts! Why do only the short stories get females for female characters? This should be the default, not the exception.

The stories

The amount of lore and information these audiobooks give as worth every penny! Do not miss the amazing collection