A new year has begun, but . . . the same old routine begins anew. The work never ends. And so I quickly slip into my business suit and head back into the office to save a few innocent people. But while I try to fool myself into being excited about the promise of a new year and the continuation of the regular grind, deep down, I’m not, so I’m going to escape dreary reality by reading some great books.
Hope all of you had a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New Year! Hopefully, 2017 will be the best year ever in all ways for each and every one of you. As for me, I’m taking a break from reading really serious or realistic fantasy and spending a little time on enjoying some pure, old fashioned sword and sorcery tales delivered by Warhammer. These stories are just great fun!
The Rise of Nagash by Mike Lee
Genre: Fantasy – Warhammer
Series: Time of Legends
Publisher: Games Workshop (November 11, 2012)
Length: 1024 pages
The story of Nagash – father of the vampires – in one big volume
Nagash is the first necromancer and the supreme lord of undeath. He wrested the secrets of dark magic from the elves and perverted them to suit his ends. When the priest-kings of Nehekhara stood united against him, he broke their armies and sacked their cities. He raised the largest army of the dead the world has ever known and became an immortal dark god. His deeds are legend. This is his story.
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Legend of Sigmar by Graham McNeill
Genre: Fantasy – Warhammer
Series: Time of Legends
Publisher: Games Workshop (July 24, 2012)
Author Information: Website
Length: 1024 pages
Sigmar is the greatest leader of men the world has ever known. By saving the high king of the dwarfs, he earned the eternal friendship of the mountain folk. When a mighty horde of orcs threatened his lands, he united the tribes of men to stand against them at Black Fire Pass. He broke the siege of Middenheim and pushed back the forces of Chaos. In defeating the great necromancer Nagash, he saved mankind and secured the future of his empire. His deeds are legend. This is his story.
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Huh, well this is very helpful. I’ve been eyeing the warhammer universe but the thought of floundering around in a big pond has really put the brakes on diving in. Looking forward to what you think and I’ll see if this is a good path to start down…
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