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trackofwords's review
4.0
In the poverty-stricken underbelly of the Imperial Palace, a handful of surviving Thunder Warriors – the tattered remnants of the proto-Astartes legions with whose help the Emperor unified Terra – eke out a brutal existence as gladiators despite their ageing bodies and troubled minds, forever defined by their loyalty to an old notion.
Fans have wanted more Thunder Warriors since The Outcast Dead, and while this focuses on a character named Heruk rather than Arik Taranis it should go some way to scratching that itch. It’s only a brief glimpse into these characters’ lives, but it’s fascinating nonetheless.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2017/12/13/quick-review-dreams-of-unity-nick-kyme/
Fans have wanted more Thunder Warriors since The Outcast Dead, and while this focuses on a character named Heruk rather than Arik Taranis it should go some way to scratching that itch. It’s only a brief glimpse into these characters’ lives, but it’s fascinating nonetheless.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2017/12/13/quick-review-dreams-of-unity-nick-kyme/
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