Warhammer Adventures: Lair of the Skaven

Realm Quest, Book 2

De: Tom Huddleston

Narrado por: Billie Piper

Duración: 2 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

Determined to rescue their master, Elio, Kiri, Alish, Thanis and Kaspar find themselves in danger as they venture into the lair of the Skaven.

Listen to it because:

The realm-marked heroes are back and facing off against sinister ratmen in their own lair.... How will they get out of this?

The story:

When their master, Vertigan, is kidnapped, Elio and his friends are determined to try to rescue him. Using a powerful artefact, they forge a magical doorway into a forbidding underground world teeming with Skaven ratmen! Hopelessly outnumbered, Elio, Kiri, Alish, Thanis and Kaspar must use all of their cunning if they are to find Vertigan and escape alive....

Written by Tom Huddleston.

Read by Billie Piper.

©2019 Games Workshop Limited (P)2019 Games Workshop Limited

yep, lots of 🐀

I liked the narrator -except when she was doing most of the children's voices, they were a bit fearing at times ( same with the skaven voices) , though her standard narration voice was lovely.

this is definitely a kid's book though so it was a fun adventure to listen to and quite cute, but don't expect to see anything dark here.

not sure if it's just the new life or the writer but, I remember skaven being 6-7' tall in lore Canon 🤔 either way they're much smaller here too, dunno that was just a thing that kept coming up and it irked me.

didn't hold up like the first one

I really liked the first book, but it was quite a while ago. Looking back at the review it seemed like I loved it, and i do have fond memories of bits and pieces of it. This book just didn't seem to hold up.

As I said, it had been a few years since the first book for me, and this book doesn't really give any character development support or reminders. I can understand that it is only 2 hours and needs to hurry up and not spend time reviewing previous books. With the break I had though, all the characters were pretty much exactly the same in this book until probably the last 3rd of the book when I finally pulled a few characters out of the group.

The narration was perfect, and I though Piper did a very good job of making the characters voices both different as well as childish. It really reminded me of watching the early harry potter movies, and her voices really worked to remind us that this is a children's story, as well as about children.

Overall, a let down, but I recognize part of this is me not remembering the first book. I will be giving the next one a try to see if it gets better.

poor editing work

the book is not bad.... but the narrator fluctuates a lot between low and high pitch. too much whispers and shouts... when im at the gym i cant hear the whispers.... even at maximum... and then there are the shouts..... thats annoying when the sound is at maximum... for this one it would be good to have the closed captions.... lol