When the blood of a Dark Elf mingles with the dust of the Old World, can an exiled soul write an epic for mortals amid the tides of Chaos?
He was once an outcast of Naggaroth and a lone merchant from Cathay. A pirate raid drove him into a mercenary tavern in Tilea, where he unexpectedly met Gotrek and Felix: the Slayer and the poet. From an unremarkable life to being swept up in heroic adventures, from the chaotic taverns of Miragliano to the war-torn Old World, he was toyed with by fate, entangled in love, and even forged an illusion of power with his own hands.
When plague besieges the city, he leads the weak people of Tilea in a desperate fight for survival. When ancient hatreds rise again, he stands shoulder to shoulder with a powerful Dark Elf sorceress and a Kislevite knight, forging a kingdom in blood and fire. In frozen Naggaroth, he confronts the schemes and temptations of the Witch King, the priestesses of Khaine, and the mothers of Slaanesh. When the Chaos Gods stretch their claws toward the world, he must even turn against his closest friend and face the despair of seeing a brother from days gone by corrupted...
This is an epic tale of identity, tested friendships, power struggles, and war. He will fight plague, Beastmen, Dwarfs, Wood Elves, and even the Chaos tide led by Archaon Everchosen! Can he find hope in despair and build a new order amid destruction?
The dice of fate have been cast, and he, Haral Gunsi’s son, will be the most extraordinary mortal in the final battle.
Did the author change later?
Very beautiful and very creative
Although the appearance of Eureka and the Kislev female general is very strange, overall it is still a difficult high-quality medieval warhammer novel.