Realm-Lords

Warhammer: Age of Sigmar

By: Dale Lucas

Narrated by: Richard Reed

A Lumineth Realm-Lords novel.

When disaster strikes their mountain home, a trio of Alarith Stoneguard must gather a band of heroes to stop vile Slaaneshi Hedonites from devastating the entire realm.

Listen to it because: discover the Lumineth Realm-lords and explore the lands of Hysh in a desperate quest to stop a cataclysm from unfolding.

The story: a single, harrowing trial stands between supplicant Ferendir and a life of loyal service to his Alarith temple. But on the day of the young aelf’s final initiation, a Slaaneshi warhost descends upon his mountain home, leaving slaughter and destruction in their wake and stealing a long-hidden Lumineth treasure of terrible power. His world now torn asunder, Ferendir and his stalwart masters, Serath and Desriel, are forced to navigate a realm at war to stop the depraved warriors of the Dark Prince. The three Alarith Stoneguard must gather a band of Lumineth champions and embark upon a perilous quest. Failure is inconceivable, for the Hedonites seek to awaken an ancient and cataclysmic weapon, one with the power to bring Hysh to its knees.

Written by Dale Lucas. Narrated by Richard Reed.

©2020 Dale Lucas (P)2020 Games Workshop Limited

I enjoyed it overall! Solid AOS title

Never been a fan of High Elves of the old world, so picked this up with low expectations but it was good! Enjoyed the character development, dynamics and lore. Really solid entry into the AOS library, and good enough to make me want to know more about the lumineth.

Amazing performance

Great story, wonderful characters, excellent pacing. This has it all, but I feel the performance is truly what makes this book special.

Annoying protagonist

The narrator of this book is definitely the best part. The story itself is weak and feels like a dramatic YA novel. The main protagonist is awful, he is annoying at best and outright stupid at worst. He makes terrible decisions and survives strictly through plot armor. I finished it just out of principle but probably the weakest warhammer novel I’ve read.

incredibly good and sad its over

This was amazing. I really enjoyed it and finished it in 3 days, thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.

The Alarith…are awesome.

This is one of the best Warhammer stories I’ve listened to. Excellent performance and story. Great characters that make me want to keep listening, There was great pacing that kept me entertained. I recommend giving this one a listen.