
Warhammer Lord: The Elven Proof
战锤领主:精灵之证
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
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Novels About Everyone Becoming a Lord, Summoning Troops, Conquest, and War
Novels about everyone becoming a lord.
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Transmigrating Into Western Nobility
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Any Transmigration Novels Where the Protagonist’s Power Comes From Warhammer 40,000?
Warhammer 40K Novels
Any Warhammer novels? Transmigration or a System is fine. Becoming an Iron Man or a transforming mech would be great too.
Any Books Where the Protagonist Undergoes Astartes Modification from Warhammer 40K?
Preferably set in another world, thanks.
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The protagonist has a Warhammer 40K template. I think he's either a prince or an immortal. It's about a leader in an interstellar war. Other characters have templates from "Lagrange" or "EVE", and some even have Gundam templates.
Any Stories About Total War: Warhammer? Not 40K, Absolutely Not
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I can give myself five stars, right? That's not too much to ask, is it? This book is absolutely amazing! [I'm so full!][I'm so full!][I'm so full!]
This is a pretty good book on Tomato Book; even someone like me who doesn't know much about Warhammer Fantasy can understand it. The only problem is that the author updates too infrequently. During the time I was following it, there were frequent breaks in updates, which is really bad. The rating could have been much higher.
I feel this book ranks in the top 3 of the Tomato Warhammer Fantasy community. The author's writing is excellent and easy to understand; even people who haven't played the game or are unfamiliar with the background can quickly grasp the concepts.
Although I don't know if the author can continue writing, I have high hopes for this book. In my opinion, this is Tomato's best Middle-earth novel. Keep it up, author!
It's good-looking, just my type. I just hope the protagonist can develop peacefully for a while; after all, they're elves, with long lifespans, and don't need to rush like humans. The potions at the beginning didn't seem to have much effect.
This is a really good book. Even if you're unfamiliar with Warhammer Fantasy, you can still easily get into it. If you are, this is one of the few Warhammer novels on Tomato.com, since the Warhammer universe is vast—both Warhammer 40k and Warhammer Fantasy have huge universes. If someone unfamiliar with them weren't familiar with the universe, the writing would be very inaccurate.
This book is among the best in the Warhammer series; it's very enjoyable, concise, and makes perfect sense. I finally understand why the rating isn't high. The Warhammer Fantasy content is very well written, but the romance is terrible. It's one thing to write it once, and everyone has pointed out the problem, but then you write "Resurrect My Love!" My God! It gave me goosebumps.
I mainly continued reading because it felt similar to Civilization: Lords of the Multiverse. I don't really understand Warhammer Fantasy, and while there are some flaws, overall it's quite enjoyable. I'd give the author a boost.
All I want to say is, could you please continue writing? To be honest, as my first work, I think this book is successful. However, the subject matter is quite niche, similar to the medieval world. If it didn't focus on players and lords, I estimate it would have been very successful.
It's very well written; I think it's the best Warhammer novel I've ever read.