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Sigmar, the first Emperor, is a god amongst men, a peerless leader and an unbreakable warrior. Having triumphed over the orcs at Black Fire Pass and defeated the Chaos invasion of Middenheim, the Empire knows a measure of peace. But in the vast deserts of Nehekara, another empire is rising.... read more

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  • “Thus Sigmar wept not for Middenheim, nor he wept for his burned lands. But he wept on seeing his brother lie dead while all his people wept for themselves. From that day upon Fauschlag Rock we did not speak boldy; and we passed not either night of day that we did not breathe heavy sighs. Thus it was Death that carried off Pendrag, whose strength and vigours had been mighty, as it will every warrior who shall come after him upon the Earth.”
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  • “Some, though headless, stood erect, from some the arms were hacked, some were pierced from front to back, and on some on horse in armor sat, some choked while at their food, some were drowned in flood, and some were withered up in fire, some raving mad and others dead. Merciful Shallya of the Sorrow pours bright tears from her eyes weeping and wailing the fate of men. Alas, my grief that ye did not heed her cries.”
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  • “Hollow footsteps, cloaked by night, of sadness known through tortured sight; the willow weeps its tears of woe as Owl moans the twin moons' glow. Wind whispers through the willow's leaves, and Owl, perched high, eternal grieves. Raven drinks the blood of Sigmar's dead. But soon flies off to a hideen bed. Weary 'neath death's black spell, the dead know pain that none can quell. Cursed to fight those they loved, forever lost, each journey taken, plagues the mind; the nights awaken. Troubled visions, thoughts of yesterdays, that seem like beacones; lives away. Random comforts cannot ease their soul, for knowledge takes its weary toll 'pon one who suffers with each breath, who slept once in peace, then awoke in death.”
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Lord Aetulff was dead, and they carried the body from his village in a long procession through the snow towards the surf-pounded shoreline.

Table of Contents edit see section history

Book One: Danse Macabre

1) Fire and Retribution
2) Young Minds and Old Men
3) Fight and Flight
4) New Friends and Old Enemies
5) Homecomings
6) Dead Flesh

Book Two: Down Among the Bone Men

7) Portents of Death
8) The First to Die
9) Darkness Closes In
10) Creeping Death
11) Unwelcome Guests
12) Three Thrusts to the Heart
13) The Next to Die
14) North, East and West

Book Three: Dust to Dust

15) Reunions
16) Murder Most Foul
17) The Price of Knowledge
18) The Dead of Reikdorf
19) The Last Night
20) The Battle of the River Reik
21) The End is Nigh
22) Champions of Life and Death
23) The End of All Things

Epilogue

Series & Lists edit see section history

This is book 3 of 3 in Warhammer: Sigmar. (standard series)

Preceded by Empire.

This book is in Warhammer. (universe)
This book is in Warhammer: Time of Legends. (standard series)

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Graham McNeill (Author)

Other Contributors:

  1. Jon Sullivan (Cover Artist)

First Edition edit see section history

Original Language: English
Publisher: Black Library
Country: Great Britain
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 978-1-84416-899-6
Page Count: 440

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Notes for Parents edit see section history

Reading Level: Adults

Or certain young adults with advanced reading prowess.

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  1. fantasy
  2. sigmar
  3. time of legends
  4. warhammer 

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Books with Additional Background Information edit see section history

   
  • Heldenhammer
  • Empire

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