
The Warmaster
Gaunt's Ghosts, Book 14
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Narrateur(s):
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James Cameron Stewart
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Auteur(s):
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Dan Abnett
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After the success of their desperate mission to Salvation's Reach, Colonel Commissar Gaunt and the Tanith First race to the strategically vital forge world of Urdesh, besieged by the brutal armies of Anarch Sek. However, there may be more at stake than just a planet. The Imperial forces have made an attempt to divide and conquer their enemy, but with Warmaster Macaroth himself commanding the Urdesh campaign, it is possible that the Archenemy assault has a different purpose to decapitate the Imperial command structure with a single blow. Has the Warmaster allowed himself to become an unwitting target? And can Gaunt's Ghosts possibly defend him against the assembled killers and war machines of Chaos?
©2017 Games Workshop Limited (P)2017 Games Workshop Limitedsounds a bit off but great book
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more voice actors
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Yes. Does it still make it one of the better ones of its kind? Absolutely.
There is a fair bit of experimentation on writer's side; with a huge character count, multiple story lines that sometimes lead nowhere and combined with cut short anti climatic to be continued finish(despite the sheer length of this novel) it is simply unsatisfying experience compared to his other works. Yet, I still recommend it, just know what to expect.
What about the Performance?
Narration is at first a little hard to bear, with number of accents on display and all the "Fethin", but narrator's very wide and impressive vocal range is something I grew to appreciate and started to enjoy, it felt like acting and got me to forget this was a single person's performance!
Worst Dan Abnett novel? Probably. Is it bad? No.
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warmaster
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Toby Longworth started the series but book 13 was narrated by James McPherson and this by James Cameron Stewart and unfortunately all 3 narrators have different opinions on how the characters sound.
That also goes for a few established key words and phrases, it's like listening to someone pronounce words badly.
not a terrible narration but not great
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Story wise, some of it didn't make sense. A lot didn't, maybe with more context that wasn't given.
Overall. it's a placeholder story.
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should've kept the original voice wctor
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- The Performance for Gaunt & his Ghosts was fine, but oh God the Children voices drove me up the wall.
- The Story... Nothing happens!,
the beginning was fun and the plot was moving, the next two thirds of the book nothing happens until the last 30min
You can skip this one
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great story, so so narration
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It may simply be that most of the series has been performed by the excellent Toby Longworth but this performance is particularly hard to listen to. The characters get their own voices that range in quality from "so bad they would be better off without one" to "can barely tell that this voice is meant to be different". The narrator also changes some pronunciations that have been used consistently throughout the series which takes you out of the story.
The weakest ghosts book with narration to match
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