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Callis & Toll: The Silver Shard

Warhammer Age of Sigmar

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Callis & Toll: The Silver Shard

By: Nick Horth
Narrated by: Barnaby Edwards
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A malevolent threat looms over the once great city of Excelsis. For as long as the treacherous Ortam Vermyre lives, civilisation is no longer safe within the Realm of Beasts.

Witch Hunter Hanniver Toll must brave the deadly seas and jungles of the Taloncoast to stop Vermyre before he can reach the legendary lost city of Xoantica. For within this forgotten ruin lies an artefact of darkest sorcery that possesses the power to reshape reality itself: the Silver Shard. Can Toll and his companion, a former Freeguild soldier known as Armand Callis, capture their nemesis in time? Or will Vermyre evade the Order of Azyr’s justice and tear the Mortal Realms asunder?

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A great adventure story, nicely narrated. Gives a great look at life in the Mortal Realms, with a large cast of engaging characters. Highly recommended.

Fantasticly enjoyable story

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I can see Callis and Toll becoming popular. They gave me Gotrek and Felix vibes at times.
They have some incredible side characters too: an elven tomb raider type, cocky pirate captain, Kharadron, Lizard men, beast men, followers of Khorne and Tzeentch, and it always felt very natural.
Narrator did an excellent job to. Had a voice like honey.

Couldn't stop listening

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enjoyed it, but it dragged in places. I loved City of Secrets, this was ok

very enjoyable, not as good as City of Secrets

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I grew up with Warhammer fantasy and like many, I hated the idea of Age of Sigmar when I first laid eyes on it, but after five years I decided to give this new setting another look through some lore videos on YouTube and was pleasantly surprised to discover great atmosphere, original worldbuilding and a flavour all its own. This novel is my first foray into the Mortal Realms and I must say, it did not disappoint. The Silver Shard is a thrill ride of an adventure, full of badass heroes, irredeemable villains, crazy monsters and highly imaginative locations. At times the violence was comically extreme, but that contributed to that whole Warhammer feel. Barnaby Edwards' narration is perfect, capturing the tone of the adventure and the characters in a very lively way. If you like Warhammer, Pirates of the Caribbean or Indiana Jones, you can't go wrong with this one.

A supremely entertaining adventure

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What a great story for developing the AoS at large. The tale winds from Oruks to Corsairs to Khorne Reavers to Karadin to Tzangors effortlessly through the eyes of a witch hunter and his companions. If you are looking for the world that was to be replaced by the world that is then this story is for you. Great narration tons great plot. More please.

Superb

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Fantastic narrator and an exciting and captiviting story! You also meet many cool characters along the way.

Exciting story and fantastic narrator

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If you are looking for the best AOS book this is it, the others about the Stormcast Eternals can be a bit dry and too similar to the 40K Space Marine books.
Most of the races and factions are portrayed in this book and the mortals involved make a welcome change to the immortal superhuman Stormcasts basically shouting oaths to Sigmar while casting down Chaos demons.
I look forward to the second outing.

Best Age Of Sigmar Book

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It's good to have a more "human" perspective of the mortal realms and the different lives within it.
A good listen if you like naval battles and ancient ruins in jungles.

Looking forward to more.

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The book tells a good adventure story, not complex, but it does it's job.
The story dosent present a lot to learn from it, story wise and for self learning wise, it's more like a fun storytime with arheologice,
It concentrate more on presenting the characters, that are cool and interesting, but you can't learn anything from them.
All in all it's a good adventure story, with only cool characters

A good adventure story

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A really gripping and adventurous story! A great intro to AoS Black Library novels in my opinion

A real adventure

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