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Reddit mentions of Brunner the Bounty Hunter (Warhammer Omnibus)
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Specs:
| Height | 7.75 Inches |
| Length | 5.25 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | April 2010 |
| Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Width | 1.75 Inches |
There are a ton of fantasy novels, novellas, and short stories set in the Warhammer Universe. Some of them are mediocre, some of them are great.
People really seem to love Gotrek and Felix, but I haven't read those so I can't really vouch for that.
My personal favorite is Blackhearts, sort of a Dirty Dozen for Warhammer, a group of defectors and criminals forced into hazardous missions against chaos, defectors, and other threats to the Empire.
I'm halfway through the Witch Hunter omnibus as well and it's a doozey. I'm enjoying it almost as much as Blackhearts and it has me looking forward to more.
I've got the Bounty Hunter book and a Dark Elf book coming up next. Thinking of grabbing the Von Carstein trilogy after that.
You sorta skipped over the part where the Skaven live mostly underground, and have been tunneling under the empire for centuries moving around in the shadows with human agents, getting people addicted to warp-dust, and prepping their invasion of the surface world.
Oh and you also didn't mention Morrslieb, Clan Skyre bringing it down, the Chaos Wastes, or that they've been separated for the duration of the empire.
You could have also thrown an honorable mention to Kislev being the bulwark between the wastes and The Empire.
If anyone wants to real some good books I would highly recommend:
Brunner the Bounty Hunter
The adventures of Gotrek and Felix
Mathias Thulmann Witch-Hunter
The Chronicles of Malus Darkblade
The Rise of Nagesh
The Adventures of Florin and Lorenzo
Blood Bowl
The Tales of Orfeo
The Konrad Saga
All those links are amazon ones, most of those books have standalone series and omnibus to choose from, and you sometimes can grab a used copy a bit cheaper than those listed prices on like Alibris, but not all of them. Some are pretty "rare"
Right now, while waiting desperately for the next Jim Butcher book, I'm reading a Warhammer omnibus my BF is lending me: http://www.amazon.com/Brunner-Bounty-Hunter-Warhammer-Omnibus/dp/1844168670
It reads very much like a spaghetti western/Eastwood movie set in the medieval Warhammer universe.
https://www.amazon.com/Brunner-Bounty-Hunter-Warhammer-Omnibus/dp/1844168670
He's mentioned briefly during the siege of middenheim not even by name and then offed