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The End of Enlightenment
- Warhammer: Age of Sigmar
- Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards
- Length: 11 hrs and 6 mins
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Publisher's Summary
A Lumineth Realm-lords audiobook.
For Lumineth Stonemage Carreth Y'gethin, an Ossiarch invasion of Hysh comes with personal challenges as he faces destiny head-on.
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Explore notions of destiny and divinity through the lens of the Lumineth Realm-lords in a tale that pits the aelves against Nagash's dread servants.
The Story
Long have the Lumineth Realm-lords held themselves aloof from the troubles of the Mortal Realms. But now, as Nagash asserts his dominion over the living and the dead, the Lumineth must strike back.
For Carreth Y’gethin, a legendary warrior and powerful Stonemage, the war against Nagash is merely a distraction from the Lumineth’s true purpose - to hone their spiritual equilibrium and prevent their realm falling back into the madness that once plagued it. But when Carreth’s sister is horrifically killed fighting the undead, he finds himself inexorably drawn back into the struggle.
As the Ossiarch Bonereapers invade Hysh, Carreth is charged by Teclis himself to defeat one of Nagash’s most dangerous generals, who is destined to destroy the Light of Eltharion, the Lumineth’s greatest champion. The Stonemage must conquer the warring emotions within and slay this champion of Death, lest the light of Hysh fade from the Mortal Realms foreve....
Written by Richard Strachan. Narrated by Barnaby Edwards.
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- David Dubois
- 2021-04-28
Not quite original
Without revealing any spoilers, it’s easy to predict the end. I never have been surprised by the plot. I felt I read a lesser version of Realm-Lords.
Barnaby Edwards does a great job at narrating. But in the end, I figure that novel should have been a short story instead.
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