Overfiend

Space Marine Battles: Warhammer 40,000

De: David Annandale

Narrado por: Saul Reichlin

For many long years, the ork warlord known as the Overfiend of Octarius has bedevilled the Imperium, ruling his alien empire in the heart of the Emperor's realm.

Now, at last, three Chapters of Space Marines come together to destroy the greenskin menace and restore Imperial rule. The Salamanders, White Scars and Raven Guard, together with their allies from the Astra Militarum and bolstered by the aid of the mercurial alien eldar, fall upon the worlds of Octarius system with chainsword and bolter, bringing death to the orks.

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I Really enjoyed this book worth it!

I loved this book i was trapped in enjoyment the entire time must read homeboys

Great Stories, ending is somewhat lacking

The Three stories are really good, each one emphasizes on different aspects of a larger battle. There were never any slow or boring parts and voice acting was great. The one thing I didn't like as much is that the larger story arch is left incomplete without giving away any spoilers its seem like the main goals of both the Space Marines and the Eldar are left unfinished.

Overflounder: The Hamfisting

The end of book two and beginning of three felt incredibly hamfisted. Raven Guard giving up a search when they knew the Eldar were looking for something? Salamanders putting the single most important objective aside to save an Eldar? Boo.

Narrator was brilliant and kept me listening. The story fell apart at the end.

Liked it a lot wish it didn’t have to wait for a proper ending

A war between these three races showed no bounds in the story and as usual it took two to put down one.

eh...

it wasn't bad I guess, but it wasn't good either. the story had an odd structure, split between 3 chapters in 3 different places to do one mission. the stories didn't really connect, and the last one started with an info dump on the focus character. it felt very off, forced. it could have been good with restructuring. the plot is also driven by parties refusing to give info to each other, which is annoying. eldar complaining about fate and how dumb the humans are when they could have easily prevented everything.