Verminslayer
Gotrek Gurnisson: Warhammer Age of Sigmar
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Jonathan Keeble
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David Guymer
A Gotrek Gurnisson Audiobook
Greywater Fastness – an industrial canker in the heart of Ghyran. Foundries and metalworks pump soot and fire endlessly into the skies of the Realm of Life. Dusty streets hide peril at every turn, and attacks by the Dreadwood Sylvaneth hamper the city’s relentless encroachment.
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Gotrek takes on some of his earliest enemies again – the scheming skaven! It may be a different time, and a different world, but the legendary Slayer hasn't lost his knack for dealing with vermin.
THE STORY
Gotrek Gurnisson barges into Greywater Fastness seeking answers as to why his Fyreslayer rune is mysteriously waning. But finding them in the stronghold's clogged and blackened arteries may prove far more difficult than first thought, and with skaven warlocks building something deep underground – something that will cement their place in skavendom forever – Gotrek begins to wonder if he might instead find that which has eluded him these past ages – his doom.
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Listening to this audiobook felt like experiencing a lukewarm version of Skavenslayer, only without the dynamic relationships and intensity that made that story so compelling. The plot follows a familiar pattern — Skaven threat, rising chaos — but the pacing and tension never quite reach the same heights.
That said, the Skaven humor was spot on, and the author clearly had fun with the bizarre, imaginative elements of the Mortal Realms. There’s a creative energy here that I appreciated, and some scenes shine with that wild Warhammer charm. I just wish that same energy had been channeled through Gotrek himself, rather than yet another bland side character — which, to be fair, may have been a direction from above rather than the author’s own choice.
Overall, Verminslayer has flashes of brilliance and wit but lacks the grit, drive, and sheer stubbornness that make a Gotrek story truly feel like Gotrek.
A Skaven Show Without Gotrek’s Fire
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