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Indomitus

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Indomitus

By: Gav Thorpe
Narrated by: Robin Bowerman
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A Warhammer 40,000 novel.

Drawn to a stricken world, the Ultramarines of Crusade Fleet Quintus, believed by many to be cursed, face a stark choice - fight a desperate last stand or doom a sector to warn the Imperium of the rise of a new Necron empire in the Pariah Nexus.

Listen to it because: this is the first Warhammer 40,000 novel based on the new edition of the game, and it's packed with amazing action, fantastic characters and tons of intrigue - everything you want in a novel of the Indomitus Crusade.

The story: for nearly 10 years, the Indomitus Crusade has waged a war of defiance and reconquest in the war-torn Imperium.

Attached to Crusade Fleet Quintus - dubbed the Cursed Fleet by many - the Ultramarines of the Ithraca’s Vengeance are drawn to a stricken world.

With millions enslaved, a malign necron technology siphons the souls of the innocent and heralds the Silent Kingdom’s expansion. The Ultramarines face an impossible decision: mount a desperate last stand to destroy the Pariah Nexus, or break away and damn the entire sector to bring word of this ancient foe’s resurgence to the only being capable of halting it - the Lord Primarch Roboute Guilliman.

Written by Gav Thorpe. Approx running time 9 hours 51 minutes. Narrated by Robin Bowerman.

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This will be my first bad review iv ever left on GW audiobook and I'm unhappy I'm having to leave it.
ok so the story in itself seemed OK few odd decisions and lots of ultramarines plot armour but that's fine it's the way of things now.
My main and really sole gripe was the frankly awful voice actor, I just about made it through the story but was at times very confused by who was talking and what faction they were and don't even get me started about the inter ship vox that was an actual nightmare.
I'm sure he's good at other fantasy roles but he's not good for this at all, The ultramarines all sounded like teenagers and the necrons like sniviling school kids.
honestly if your thinking of giving this story a listen, go for the demo first I wish I had.
gutted is not the half of it listening to this made me not want to buy another audiobook it was that bad.

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Space Marines are once again the ray of light in the darkness but the story does well to highlight some of their flaws. Kind of felt sorry for Zozah the destroyer after his back story, but I suppose I am a heretic.
Narration was spot on again too.

Overpowered Space Marine bonanza

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its one of those books that is aptly described a "bolter porn" nothing monumental happens but you get a couple of necron POVs which is nice.

top quality voice work from BL as usual

pretty good

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It felt a bit like they were trying to just drop in all the models from the new kit but overall the story was decent and the performance was good so enjoyed listening to this and hope to see some characters return in the future.

Decent story to accompany the Indomitus box

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Overall the story is great, it shows that the Necrons are every bit as human as they think they are not, well the leaders at least. My one issue is that I found the Primaris marines seemed very "snippy" spent just as much time being snotty at each than fighting the bad guys. Sometimes it felt like the marines acted like stereo typical public school boy/officer class snatched right out of the trenches of WW1. Hard to figure out if it was the dialogue or the voice acting.
Overall I do recommend the book.

Who knew Ultramarine Primaris was so snippy?

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