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Brutal Kunnin'
- Warhammer 40,000
- Narrated by: Tom Allenby
- Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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An Orks novel
When Ufthak and his orks attack the forge world of Hephaesto, the last thing they want is to share the spoils with the notorious Kaptin Badrukk. But with armies to defeat and loot to seize, Ufthak's boyz might just need Badrukk's help - though that doesn't mean they can trust him....
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- Jamie Lewis
- 28-09-20
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!
DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKAD AKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA!
ZOGGIN' GUD DAT IZ!
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- Matthew Warner
- 20-11-20
Real Goodh Krumpin!
Dis is a thumpin good story. Dat hoomie who did all dem voices was dead clevah, at firsts I faughts he was an Ork! At points I found da story a bits hard to follows buh dat was mostly jus cos of all da Grots an Sqwigs making noise while I was tryin to fink.
I fugroly enjoyd dis story, der was plenty of daka. I will reco, recum, recer... make all mi bois lis ten toos it.
59 people found this helpful
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- sean Wilkinson
- 17-09-20
great story..shame about the narration
I really loved the story. been waiting for a good ork book to get ma teef into. but I'm a bit disappointed in the narration. it really feels like Tom Allenby didn't really do his research, gits, boyz n boss orks should have a much gruffer heavier voice. he should have kept the whining voices for dem krumpin grots and given the main characters proppa ard voices! like lock stock. luckily the writings good enough to take your attention away.
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- Austin B.
- 02-10-20
A zoggin' great time
Mike Brookes proves that you can have compelling point-of-view xenos characters even when they're as different as orks.
This is one of the best 40k novels in a long time and I'll be recommending it to everyone. It's fun, exciting, and I genuinely didn't know what would happen next. You can probably already guess that the orks are very funny, but it also shows how formidable and terrifying they can be, as well as getting plenty of laughs out of me for the Adeptus Mechanicus characters. The two 'sides' (though both orks and AdMech clearly aren't united sides and there's as much fighting amongst themselves as there is against each other)) are both funny and potent in their own ways, it was a great choice of dichotomy.
The narration is mostly good, and credit where it's due for getting properly into the roaring, but a lot of the ork voices don't sound right and are a bit annoying. Particularly Badrukk who sounds a bit like an elderly chap with a speech impediment rather than the top swashbuckling Kaptin. The main 'protagonist' ork sounds good though, and again, credit where it's due for getting stuck in and taking on the tough job of trying to give every ork a distinctive voice.
9 people found this helpful
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- Nicolai Aapalahti
- 23-09-20
Yes.
All of my yes.
Sumfing fer da finking git. Kunnin n brutal, brutal n kunnin.
8 people found this helpful
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- Matt evans
- 06-11-20
waaaaggggghhhhhhhhh
40k book from a orkkyyyy view point
brilliant
superb
need more like this
dakka dakka dakka
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- BossMutt
- 27-11-20
Zoggin Good Listen
It's a really good listen with a little bit of something for everyone. Fans of Orks, Ad Mech and chaos should get a giggle from it.
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- O J Grimwood
- 15-11-20
Waaagh
A great book grasps the tone of the Orks really, having them as aliens rather than big green humans. The Ad Mech POV adds excellent, and often hilarious, context to the whole piece. Thoroughly enjoyable and an excellent addition to the setting.
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- Dan
- 22-11-20
Loadsa fun!
Great story, full of orky character, definitely worth a listen if you like orks in 40k. Even if not, it's still a laugh!
1 person found this helpful
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- Joel Cassin
- 01-11-20
Great zogging read
well paced adventure, with plenty of trumping, twists turns and dakka. Great to hear from an dorky hero.
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- L. L.
- 17-09-20
Zoggin Good Scrap with de Boyz!
Listen up ya git! This here was a zoggin good time, there was at least 5 good scraps to listen to. Maybe more, but countin past 5 is hard. Ze boys delivered all the dakka to the stinken 'umies and their tin cans. There was krumpin, stompin, zappin, but even betta, was the WWAAAAGHHHHH!
66 people found this helpful
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- Jared
- 06-01-21
Ad Mech Fanfiction
As an ork player I struggled to enjoy this book. what was advertised as a book about orks from the ork perspective actually turned out that they barely toe into the limelight. Uftak and his boyz serve as the backdrop to a story about introducing and launching Ad Mech protagonists and their story about internal politics amongst the mechanicus and how overly capable the "good guys" with dealing with orks and the heretical corruption. Honestly ork narrative is about 30% of this book. It is like the author wanted to pine about admech but GW Publishing was like "ok but write about orks first." What we get is a defiant piece of literature where orks are barely and shallowly represented and used as a vehicle to Kickstart a book series about a tech priest and her Sicarian sidekick as they effortlessly survive and defeat any enemy that comes their way. Jesus, even Uftak struggled in his personal melees against named admech characters. Seriously disappointed. The narration didn't help in the slightest as they made the orks sound like incompetent, bumbling stooges and the delivery felt like I was reading a teenager's fanfiction.
23 people found this helpful
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- M. Elliott
- 28-09-20
meh
Story was ok. was expecting it to be told solely from the perspective of the orks, not multiple sides. The acting of the orks was sub par. To quiet, not enough dakka!
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- Jacob Ingle
- 30-09-20
Amazing story!
If you're an Ork fan and you haven't listened to this then you're missing out.
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- Morten Sandø
- 29-09-20
As orky as it gets.
oh and there is some mechanicus things happening from time to time. Truly a orky story with orks being orky. what more can you ask for?
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- Blake D.
- 26-09-20
Fantastic the best laugh ive had all year
This book is fantasic full of orky nough wots and adeptus mechanicus gits. The performance iz proppa and da story iz a good un.
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- Kmccutch
- 27-09-20
A fun romp with some flaws
First of all, I enjoyed this book a lot. It was fun and funny with serious moments spaced out well. However, this book was advertised as focusing on the ork perspective. Upon listening, it was only about one third to one half, with the rest of the actual plot and meaty story happening to the mechanicus and lurking enemies there in. The ork perspective you get, feels like a Mary Sue with everything going too well.
It is, however, a fun listen with a good reader. Has problems, but is good.
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- CR Smyth
- 20-11-20
great but needs more Ork
Wish there was just a few more chapters around the Orks instead of humies
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- Charles E Valdyke
- 10-11-20
OI YA GIT!
Diz 'ere iz a proppa story, wiv plenty uv 'onest Ork ak-shunn, givin da humies a solid krumpin'. Da parts about da humies ain't so bad ei'vur, even if dey iz a bit squishy, but da humie mek boyz is also made uv metal, so I guess dey ain't as squishy as uver humies, just not as tough as beakies. Any whatsit, youz is gonna luv da Orky bitz, even if da voice dat iz doin da talky bitz on your story box sounds a bit funny at first.
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- Philip
- 04-12-21
Awful
Terrible performance. Worst Orc impersonation I've heard, I've seen better work coming out of small youtube channels doing it for free.
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