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Klaw of Mork

Warhammer 40,000

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Klaw of Mork

By: Guy Haley
Narrated by: Ben Allen, Jonathan Keeble, Chris Milnes, Peter Noble
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The Red Waaagh! has fallen on Alaric Prime, and the mekboys are working on Big Mek Mogrok's cunning and brutal plan - to pull a comet from space with the massive and dangerous 'Klaw of Mork' and bring it down on the heads of the world's human defenders.

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For a 40K Ork fan this is something I have been waiting to find for over 10 years! Propper Ork stories. Only downside is that its rather short.

Finally!

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It's somewhat surreal to have a story from the Ork perspective handled with the same gravitas as a space marine one. However a very fun audio drama.

Waaagh!

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A nice quick story to give you a good feel for the green skins of Warhammer 40k

Orks

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I wish there were more stories like this. A small corner of the Warhammer 40k universe, through the eyes of the comedic villains, the orks.
In the past, the Greenskins have been written from the point of view of the Space Marines or human troops and the orks are threatening, dark concepts. Not characters, with personalities and motivations and hobbies but as walking, rarely talking, concepts that exist only to give a story a threat.
If there was a way to write the orks as a balanced mix of threatening, with some of the humor of this very entertaining story but not too much, the first three books of The Beast must Die storyline wouldn’t have been so monotonous and disappointing.
I must give praise to the voice actors and sound effects team. They were all fantastic.

Great fun

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