Warhammer Adventures: Forest of the Ancients

Realm Quest, Book 3

By: Tom Huddleston

Narrated by: Billie Piper

Book 3 of the Realm Quest series.

Desperate to save their friend, Kiri and her companions seek the aid of the mysterious Sylvaneth...but can they trust the guardians of the forest?

Listen because:

If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a fantastic new adventure as the Realm Quest series continues by exploring the Sylvaneth.

The story:

As Elio lies stricken under a powerful curse, the only way his friends Thanis, Alish, Kiri and Kaspar can cure him is to venture into the Forest of the Ancients. Rumour tells of a race of healers who dwell there, the mysterious tree-folk known as the Sylvaneth, but are they allies or enemies...?

Written by Tom Huddleston. Narrated by Billie Piper.

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

Ok I guess

So i really liked the first book in the series. The character development and introduction was well done, as well as showing the world of warhammer. The second book didn't really have any new characters, nor any real development, though it did a great job of showing off the ratmen.

This book continued with what the second book did, explaining the the tree people. In this, I thought it did a nice job showing what the forests were like and showing off a few of the different races. It doesn't give anymore character development, and the story doesn't really go anywhere other than moving on to a new place where it can show off a new race in the next book. In this it was fine, but the story really isn't impressive.

The Narrator is the best part of this series and did a great job in this one. I think my favorite part was her giving the voice to something that sounds like it should be singing each word. In doing so, she almost sounded like GLaDOS from portal, which made me giggle a little, but I also loved it. Great job.

Overall, this series looks like it is just going to be a new race or land each book, and won't really have any real story or character development. Not very impressive, but not horrible for children.

Good writing, great audio performance

Good fantasy series for tweens, though the story is still missing an ending.
I hope they write more.