Terminal Overkill

Necromunda

By: Justin D Hill

Narrated by: Emma Noakes

A Necromunda novel.

When full-scale gang war erupts between Houses Goliath and Escher, Brielle of the Wild Hydras finds herself on the run and desperate for revenge....

Listen to it because....

Delve into the darkest reaches of the underhive in a tale of vengeance, ambition and gruesome deeds from Necromunda's underhive.

The story....

In the polluted, sprawling hive cities of Necromunda, life is short. From the decadent heights of the Spire to the murderous deeps of the underhive, those on the climb must be bold and brutal, or face a violent end.

When the barbarous Fettnir, Goliath overlord of the Chemfall Butchers, turns his attention to Escher territory, the result is nothing short of a massacre.

Brielle of the Wild Hydras escapes the slaughter and is cast into the deepest levels of the underhive.

Determined to avenge her family, Brielle vows that she will end those responsible, but to reach Fettnir and the bounty hunter who murdered her mother, she must first survive...and the darkness is full of horrors.

Written by Justin D Hill. Running time 9 hours and 5 minutes. Narrated by Emma Noakes.

©2019 Games Workshop Limited (P)2019 Games Workshop Limited

loads of Necromunda fun! definitely worth a listen

I thought it was a great audio performance and the book was very enjoyable.

the grittiest of grim dark

This book was pure Necromunda, if you want dubious characters, gore, monsters and black humor then look no further. I honestly wish all Warhammer 40k novels had this much realism in characters

All the extremes of the underhive

Content warning
The underhive is a truely foil place, and I was left gaging several times from the vivid descriptions of survival and "work" in the underhive

Extraordinary Narrator. Truly Bleak Setting. Great

Emma Noakes really has no business giving the performance she gave to this title. It was emotional, complex, committed. No, I don't know her personally. Also, I will never hear the word "scrape" the same way again. It just leans into the setting unapologetically to give us the hero's journey anew.

good story, great narrator

The story was pretty good. Started off strong, got a little slow in the middle. But the ending really did a good job to tie it all together. The best part of the book was the narrator though. She absolutely nailed it with her voices (her male voices were ehhh, but I don't knock her for it), the inflection and emotions were fantastic. definitely worth it just for the narrator imo.