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4.0
An unconventional Age of Sigmar story of guilt, fear, and ghosts both literal and metaphorical. In the Free City of Everyth, in the Realm of Ghur, witch hunter Bered Davan waits for his doom to find him, spending his final moments torn between duty and shame. When a figure from his past calls for him, dredging up painful old emotions, Davan determines to follow his calling and hope for some kind of forgiveness.
Told in an unusual second person voice, as though the reader is being regaled with their own dark story, it’s a tale that grows progressively creepier, gradually breaking Davan down as the physical (well, sort of) manifestation of his guilt and shame bears down upon him.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/05/06/quick-review-the-hunt-david-annandale/
Told in an unusual second person voice, as though the reader is being regaled with their own dark story, it’s a tale that grows progressively creepier, gradually breaking Davan down as the physical (well, sort of) manifestation of his guilt and shame bears down upon him.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/05/06/quick-review-the-hunt-david-annandale/
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