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Asurmen: The Darker Road

Warhammer 40,000: Phoenix Lord

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Asurmen: The Darker Road

By: Gav Thorpe
Narrated by: John Banks
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It is said the Phoenix Lords arrive on the eve of great moments....

Guided by fate, Asurmen the Hand of Asuryan comes to the craftworld of Ulthwé. At the behest of the head of the seer council, he joins the warriors of Ulthwé and the young seer Eldrad on a quest to the Crone Worlds in search of the oracle Hiron-athela.

It is believed that this being holds an artefact that could safeguard Ulthwé's future, but in order to obtain it the eldar must travel a dark road....

©2017 Games Workshop Limited (P)2017 Games Workshop Limited Science Fiction
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this is a really well written short story, brilliantly produced as an audio drama, with gripping tension and quality. definitely listen if you're a fan of the eldar, or if your investigating the xenos of Warhammer 40k!

loved it

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Despite being on the shorter side I think this is well worth the price or even a credit. It is not only a very engaging story, the production of the audiobook as well as the voice acting is top notch!

Excellent audiobook!

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Amazing an awesome book about the Eldar and detailing of their faction. I wish there was more!

Excellent mini book

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Loved the sound effects, perfect to listen to whilst painting. Really gets you indulged into the Eldar storyline and way of life. Would recommend listening with headphones on.

Great short story

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Overall the story is forgettable even accounting for it being a short story. It contains some of the largest Eldar characters so can be a fun listen.

The performance is fantastic and clearly made for an audiobook. It is also nicely volume controlled where the 'action' noises are not overly loud.

Forgettable but with a strong performance

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