Top 10 Age of Sigmar Novels

[@Victoria7livity]

I love Neferata so much - Emma Gregory is an audio artist that stands out in all of the books she narrates. My next snake will be named Nagadron after Neferata’s dread abyssal, & Emma or Gregory as a middle name in her honor (depending whether it’s a male or female) 🐍🐍🐍

[@TinyDiodes]

Dude! That's so cool you mentioned Labyrinth of the Lost! I just got a physical copy about a month ago and I LOVED the ending! As a long time fan of Silver Tower, for me, it added a layer to the game that will forever change/evolve how I see and experience it. Lets just say, I loved the mirrors and the narrator...

[@DriveThruReview]

Ya. Such a cool about face in a away :)

[@Basil_Ghothickovitch]

Now my vote for Soulslayer. Since Soulslayer book Gotrek has accepted his place in the Mortal Realms, and does not want to die anymore. He wants to live a worthy life and improve life for the common man/aelf/duardin in the Realms and ironically make them less reliant on the gods.

[@DriveThruReview]

Ya. I need to catch up on my Gotrek books. Only done Realmslayer and Ghouslayer.

[@falconashek8913]

Prince Vultan himself. That must be cool.

[@DriveThruReview]

It's a great listen.

[@egiljo72]

I totally agree with you on Soul wars. It's my favorite book from all warhammer books I read (also 40k). I would also recommend Hallowed knights: plague garden by Josh Reynolds. Where a group of stormcast go into the realm of Nurgle. Wonderfully written and imagined.

[@DriveThruReview]

That’s a great one as well. It just missed the list. I also didn’t want a list of just Hallowed Knights lol.

[@happykal11]

I’ve read 6 of the Gotrek and Felix novels. I’ve listened to Realmslayer, and read Gitslayer, Ghoulslayer, and Soulslayer. When I originally started in the Age of Sigmar series books I didn’t care for the stormcast eternals. They seemed like a cheap infinite source of soldiers. After learning more about them and how they are flawed after multiple reforging I was more interested. I read Dominion and really enjoyed it. I was hoping for a second part.

[@Basil_Ghothickovitch]

If you are interested, fan fact: in 2021, almost 50 Black Library's books of Warhammer 40,000 (including the Horus Heresy) were officially translated into Russian and published. At the same time, only 6 books from fb were released in a year and TWO BOOKS from Age of Sigmar... Such proportions. In total, only 9 Age of Sigmar books have been officially published in Russian for all time. Although I bought them all, the choice of publisher still is absolutely incomprehensible and random, and doen't even closely correspond to the scheme of recommendations for reading, such as from the White Dwarf (#465) magazine.

[@2Tough]

Fantastic list!!!

[@DriveThruReview]

Thank you sir. Appreciate your channel!

[@vliaskov]

Not into the game :P, but this is still great fun to listen to, thanks! I have some Underworlds, thinking of getting into Warcry or Cursed city. I wonder if the chaos books actually make you sympathize with the "mad-max" lunatics of the Eightpoints. Callis & Toll also look cool. Plague garden was another one I was curious about.

[@DriveThruReview]

Plague Garden was good. It was a little TOO focused on the battles, and got a bit tedious for me. The chaos books don't really make me sympathize. But, it does kind of ground them in a more real way.

[@CesarIsaacPerez]

I've read the first few Realmate Wars books, and I think they would make for a great Animated series intro to the Age of Sigmar!

[@DriveThruReview]

Apparently GW are working on several animated and "other" style media productions. Not sure where they're at or even where we will view them. Hopefully just on Netflix or something.

[@xGarrettThiefx]

To Drive Through Games : You need to give Fell Cargo a read...what a fantastic seafaring rollicking adventure, highly recommended!

[@DriveThruReview]

Thanks. I'll take a look.

[@samjones1659]

I would strongly recommend Hamilcar: Champion of the Gods.

[@DriveThruReview]

You know. I have not been able to get into those books. The short story I struggled through, and I couldn't finish Champion of the Gods... But, I think I may be the only one who doesn't like him!

[@horuslupercal6923]

The spear of shadows is by far my favorite.

[@DriveThruReview]

I also enjoyed that one! :)

[@danielsaines5350]

Very enjoyable video. I would recommend Gloomspite and the novella The Red Hours.

[@DriveThruReview]

I'll have to check out Gloomspite. I keep hearing it's good.

[@joshuabrito6384]

Man so pissed we haven’t heard from Felix except in shyish in ghoulslayer really want that reunion or a stand alone with stormcast Felix meeting gotrek mid way through or at the end or something .

[@DriveThruReview]

There's a new Slayer novel coming soon IIRC. Here's hoping.

[@joshuabrito6384]

@@DriveThruReview so true wat kinda stormcast u think Felix is

[@DriveThruReview]

@@joshuabrito6384 I don't know that they will ever reveal him as a Stormcast to be honest. There was speculation that Karl Franz is the Celestant Prime, but I think that has been shown not to be the case. Felix might be a long drawn out affair. (I really have no clue) :)

[@joshuabrito6384]

@@DriveThruReview true or he could also be vaulten dunno time line well so don’t know when Sigmar started collecting souls

[@DriveThruReview]

@@joshuabrito6384 Ya. I think he didn't until after the Age of Chaos... but he has the Mallus orb in Azyr, so maybe he can fish souls out of there?

[@k9vendettathewolfofmordor529]

Um do you need to read mortarch of blood to read dominion of bones?

[@DriveThruReview]

Not sure. I only read the first one :)

[@k9vendettathewolfofmordor529]

@@DriveThruReview gotya

[@michaelcartledge1133]

I'm new to Warhammer but their is a story we're his warriors are going through hell with the vampire shows up and helps them fight nagash I think and sigmare comes at the end...does anyone know the name of it or even what I'm talking about?

[@DriveThruReview]

There’s a couple of times that Mannfred helps them “helps lol” but I can’t think of one where Sigmar himself shows up.

[@michaelcartledge1133]

Mannfred yes..he helps in hopes of nagash will forgive him but betrys them in the end but nagash doesn't anyway...ring any bell?

[@michaelcartledge1133]

Mannfreds and his replacement for nagash duel it out...maybe sigmare only energized his follower...I just thought it was very good but now I know not what it was lol

[@DriveThruReview]

@@michaelcartledge1133 Whoops forgot to name it. Hallowed Knights: Black Pyramid :)

[@xavierpaquin]

The dark side of Drive-Thru games ;)

[@DriveThruReview]

HAH.

[@xavierpaquin]

@@DriveThruReview Sorry man, I still haven't gotten over your miniatures turn hehe

[@DriveThruReview]

@@xavierpaquin lol... There's nothing to get over. I just reviewed Hallertau last week :D

[@patriziopastore9895]

Interesting thanks... Is a bit hard to follow all the warhammer novel

[@DriveThruReview]

For sure. They did a nice thing with the Horus Heresy in some issues of White Dwarf last year where they broke it all down into different timelines you could follow. It would be nice to do something similar for AoS.

[@patriziopastore9895]

@@DriveThruReview definitely