Scan barcode
trackofwords's review
3.0
Seeing opportunities for advancement in his future, witch hunter Kantus Vallo escorts a trio of prisoners, each a suspect in a high-profile murder, to face the judgement of his superiors in the Order of Azyr. As the Rustwood’s lethal flora and fauna take their toll, however, he’s forced to free the prisoners and put his trust in them in order to survive.
If any confirmation was needed that Age of Sigmar fiction has fully embraced a darker, less hopeful tone than it first took, this story should seal the deal. While not a horror story per se, it’s nonetheless a grim tale of desperate survival with the odds stacked badly against Kantus, and a bleak fate awaiting those who fall while in the Rustwood.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/08/20/quick-review-fangs-of-the-rustwood-evan-dicken/
If any confirmation was needed that Age of Sigmar fiction has fully embraced a darker, less hopeful tone than it first took, this story should seal the deal. While not a horror story per se, it’s nonetheless a grim tale of desperate survival with the odds stacked badly against Kantus, and a bleak fate awaiting those who fall while in the Rustwood.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2019/08/20/quick-review-fangs-of-the-rustwood-evan-dicken/
More...