Black Library Warhammer Age of Sigmar On the Shoulders of Giants and Other Stories Hardback BL3199

Description

Key Features:

• A realm-spanning Cities of Sigmar anthology
• Includes a novella, and 11 short stories following Sigmar’s mortal followers
• Written by some of your favourite authors, including Adrian Tchaikovsky, Hal Wilson, and Noah Van Nguyen

Description:

A Cities of Sigmar Anthology

To take the Coin Malleus is to pledge one’s life, limbs, and death to the Dawnbringer Crusades. Fusil-Major Rosforth knows this better than most. Following an almost career-ending injury, he now rides into battle atop Slobda – ogor, Maneater and fierce, unlikely friend. Their bond is simple: Rosforth shoots, Slobda eats.

READ IT BECAUSE

While Grand Alliance Order features many heroic figures, few are as noble as the mortal defenders of the Cities of Sigmar, fighting on through pure grit and determination. These stories offer insight into what it must be like to face down foes that would drive others mad, defending one’s family, friends, and way of life against beasts and monsters who want nothing more than to tear your home to shreds.

THE STORY

Something gnaws at the Realm of Ghyran. The skaven have come in their millions, and Rosforth and Slobda must somehow lead a despondent band of survivors to safety, relentlessly pursued by plague-infested tides of devious, ravenous vermin.

Contents:
– On the Shoulders of Giants, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
– The Wanderer, by Hal Wilson
– Hounds, by Christopher Allen
– Roadwarden, by Liane Merciel
– Murder by Moonlight, by Noah Van Nguyen
– The Manse of Mirrors, by Nick Horth
– Past Returns, by Hal Wilson
– False Dawn, by Christopher Allen
– River of Death, by Anna Stephens
– The Siege of Greenspire, by Anna Stephens
– The Book of Transformations, by Matt Keefe
– The Nameless, by Hal Wilson

From the Community:

Soak up the heroism of the Cities of Sigmar in On the Shoulders of Giants and Other Stories, a compilation of two brand new short stories and 10 existing tales bound together in one hefty anthology. These stories are by a wide variety of Black Library authors and examine the Cities of Sigmar from different perspectives, forming the most complete account of their lives ever published.

Contents subject to change.