Curse of the Necrarch

by Steven Savile

Feared and reviled, the reclusive necrarch vampires lurk in their lairs, engrossed in mad experiments and dreams of depraved glory. When one of these foul creatures invades an Empire town and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1844165531
• ISBN13: 9781844165537
• Release Date: July 2008
• Publisher: Games Workshop(uk)
• Length: 410 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Wow! Just ... Wow!

Radu the Forsaken made his home in the highest tower of Kastell Metz, with those few he trusted. He seldom walked among the deformed ones who had gathered into a community of rejects within the castle's shadow. Every member of that small gathering was marked with deformity and sickness. They lived in squalor, beneath canvas and other scavenged shelters. They feared the vampire's thirst and wrath, but knew from experience that it was a life preferable to one with normal people. Radu's sire, Korbhen, had left Kastell Metz decades before, in search of a living book that had been brought out of the Lands of the Dead. Radu's two apprentice thralls were Casimir and Amsel. Radu kept an eye on them both, wary of deceit and betrayal. However, Casimir was the one Radu expected of hiding plans to destroy him and take over. Then Amsel came forward with an ancient page, written in code, revealing clues to the location of an ancient treasure, possibly a relic of the Great Necromancer, Nagash. Reinhardt Metzger was Knight Protector in the service of the Graf. Reinhardt expected to retire soon and pass his duty to a younger, stronger man. But when normal communications are interrupted, he and Kaspar Bohmen, his long time friend and right hand, ventured out. They learned that the dead walked the land and rushed back to prepare the town. When his town of Grimminhagen ended up being invaded and its inhabitants slaughtered, Reinhardt swore vengeance! ***** Steven Savile again proves himself to be a master in the Warhammer Fantasy field. Every page seems to ooze in blood, be they innocent or corrupted. Slight mentions of ancient texts or treasures from his other novels blends in and makes this story just a bit more believable too. This title is cursed to be another winner! Totally exorbitant! ***** Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.