Tomb World

Warhammer 40,000

De: Jonathan D Beer

Narrado por: Gabrielle Nellis-Pain

A Warhammer 40,000 Audiobook

Khemet, a disgraced praetorian charged with protecting her tomb world as it slumbers, is roused to action once more. This is her chance to prove she is meant for greater things. She will stop at nothing to see it done.

LISTEN TO IT BECAUSE

It's a chance to see the Necron Empire in a new way. Join a lowly cryptek with lofty ambitions and a praetorian suffering from the worst punishment imaginable – can they work together to reclaim a Necron planet now infested with humans?

THE STORY

As the Necron Empire sleeps, the Triarch praetorians watch and wait.

Khemet has guarded the tombs of her people for millions of years, patiently waiting for the day when the numberless legions of the dead will rise again. As they finally begin to stir, old ambitions and treacheries are roused with them.

Betrayed and imprisoned, dogged by the shame of a terrible failure, Khemet has endured the gravest punishment Necron ingenuity can conjure. Now she is free, offered a single chance to restore her honour and reclaim her standing. For Khemet to rise, a world must die.

Written by Jonathan D Beer. Narrated by Gabrielle Nellis-Pain. Runtime 10 hours and 2 minutes approx.

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Nuanced intrigue supplemented by outstanding vocal work.

Both the author and voice actor do very well to portray the heavy concepts this book tackles, and immerse the listener directly into the viewpoint of both Necron, and Imperial.

well done job with the Necrons culture.

well done job with the Necrons culture. the humans sound like rats. no filler.

Loving the Necron Politics

thoroughly enjoying the deeper look into Necron factions, politics and personalities. always nice to see the universe of 40k from non-imperial views.

another understanding of necron lore

Honestly I found this book to be a amazing addition to necron lore and storys. While it cannot hold a candle to its two older and more beloved necron books. That does not reduce its performance, I actually loved this book and it's characters.

Be afraid of the Necrons

A excellent job portraying how evil and back stabbing the Necrons can truly be. The Necrons are shown to be truly scary slaughtering people in silence as well as portraying the destroyer plague in the Death mark character.