Leviathan. Warhammer 40.000

This is the best “advertisement” novel that I’ve read from Black Library. The Cursed City novel was also up there, but that sort of drowned in the release drama around the lack of game copies. Many of these game release novels aren’t very good, however, Indomitus being the previous 40K release novel Leggi tutto

honestly not bad for a launch box book. once you got past the trope-breaking trope of an ultramarine not acting like an ultramarine and a tyranid not acting like a tyranid, the characterization of the biologis and librarian was really compelling. also, unlike a lot of 40k books, pivotal characters d Leggi tutto

Exactly what you’d expect from a warhammer novel. Not an amazing story but certainly fun and entertaining.

Enjoyable read. Far better than the mephiston trilogy. Look forward to seeing what Darius hinks writes next.

Overflowing with Personality Leviathan stumbles out of the gate as the tie-in novel for the launch of WH40K 10th edition. It doesn’t bother establishing the Fourth Tyrannic War and why the Sanctus line matters, failing to illustrate the return of Hive Fleet Leviathan and its impact on the Indomit

The only reason I am not putting 5 stars is because I understand the limited scope of appeal for a book of this sort. I love the warhammer universe, and therefore understood many things that maybe were not explained clearly for a new reader. I loved the story, and really enjoyed every character, roo Leggi tutto