Description
- Three complete novels in one.
- Reveals the origin of the cruel Dark Elves.
- An authentic experience in the English original.
The tragedy of a noble house
The elven realm of Ulthuan is living through its golden age. However, pride and sick ambitions are weaving treacherous plans. Author Gav Thorpe masterfully depicts the gradual and dark fall of Prince Malekith.
The birth of an eternal hatred
You will discover why the High Elves and their Dark kin hate each other so much. You will read the story of the schism that forever shaped the Warhammer Fantasy world. Follow the futile struggle of the Shadow King and the desperate defense of the realm itself.
Epic scale on every page
This massive paperback edition from the Black Library series promises a huge dose of suspense. The English text fully conveys the raw atmosphere of a war-torn world. The book The Sundering will reliably pull you in and keep you entertained for many long evenings 📖.
The book is in English.
A Warhammer: The Old World Omnibus
When treachery strikes, the elven kingdom of Ulthuan is plunged into a bitter civil war that will change the destiny of the elf race - and the entire world - forever.
READ IT BECAUSE
The full story of the war that divided a race and changed the Old World forever… through the eyes of those at the heart of the conflict. Gav Thorpe's classic trilogy returns, along with an additional novella and short story, including the first ever look through the eyes of the Witch King, Malekith, before he turned evil.
THE STORY
Malekith, betrayer and usurper, architect of the great war that will forever divide the race of elves. Alith Anar, wrathful avenger whose spirit will forever haunt the traitorous druchii. Caledor, reluctant leader, the one elf who can hold back the darkness and restore peace to Ulthuan. Witch King, Shadow King, and Phoenix King. Their deeds are legend. This is their story.
CONTENTS:
- Malerion (novel)
- Shadow King (novel)
- Caledor (novel)
- The Bloody-Handed (novella)
- The Dark Path (short story)
Product's details
Paperback
129 × 198 mm
9781836094616
angličtina
960
2026
Weight: 630 g
9781836094616
77981
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