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The Glorious Tomb

Warhammer 40,000

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The Glorious Tomb

By: Guy Haley
Narrated by: Gareth Armstrong, Ian Brooker, Jonathan Keeble, Toby Longworth
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In the skies above Armageddon, the Black Templars prepare for war, and the Ancients are awakened. Brother Adelard, interred in the Dreadnought Invictus Potens, leads his brothers to war, facing the prospect of a second death in service to the God-Emperor.

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Must read

If you have any interest in 40K - I would say this is a must listen. Simple as.

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Great book!

Finally an insight to a dreadnought. Loving the emotion the pilot still has and how it is displayed

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AMAZING!!

The book as a hole is amazing if you need to sit down and relax. However this book is incredibly sad and shows this in an amazing way. you could not get any better than this if you are looking for a book focusing on a dreadnought.
10/10 would definitely recommend :)

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A short epic saga

An emotional short saga through the eyes and mind of one of the emperors finest warriors.

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Indeed a glorious end. great story

beautifully spoken from a 3rd person dreadnaught view. for the emperor and mankind and death to the zenos of mankind

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The Glorious Black Templars

An intriguing and oddly emotive POV of a Dreadnought in the build up to war.

Highly recommended for Wh40k buffs.

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Black library story that makes you care

The story follows a Black Templar Dreadnought from being awaken, planetary assault and storming a Ork Stronghold on that most unlucky of planets, Armageddon. What makes this story a stand out from most Black Library stories is not only the fact we get to hear what it's like to be entombed into a Dreadnought which is worth listening to in itself but the ending which is fantastic and pulls off something a lot Black Library book fail to do in making me actually caring about the protagonist, this is helped by Toby Longworth spot on performance.

Also Orks are treated as a actual threat in the story and not just dim witted baffoons to be gunned down in thousands to make the Space Marines look Cool. I wish more of the Black Library author's did this, it something so simple that a good action story needs in that the enemy should be a threat.

Well worth a listen.

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Exciting

Loved the narration. The story of the dreadnought is truly inspiring. You feel like you are inside the dreadnought itself. An amazing experience

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Generic origins but fantastic engine

If this is your first dread perspective story, it’s great! If it’s your 5th or so like me, it’s a little cliche. But the voice acting turns this “good not great” story into something really excellent and actually left me quite emotional

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