In a thrilling conclusion to a month-long saga of reader participation, the winners of the Black Library Reader’s Choice Awards 2024 have been unveiled.
After a fervent voting period in April, the community has spoken, and two standout titles have emerged victorious, earning the prestigious honor of receiving new printed editions at the upcoming Black Library Celebration.
Dan Abnett’s “Titanicus” Ascends to Victory
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The first title to claim its place in the spotlight is Titanicus by acclaimed author Dan Abnett. This gripping tale, set within the expansive universe of Warhammer 40,000, resonated deeply with readers, who were captivated by its portrayal of titanic warfare on the forge world of Orestes.
As the Titans of Legio Invicta muster their forces to fend off a relentless Chaos onslaught, the fate of the planet hangs in the balance, promising a narrative of epic proportions.
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C L Werner’s “Grey Seer” Seizes the Crown
In a separate category, C L Werner’s Grey Seer emerged triumphant, captivating audiences with its enthralling narrative set in the World of Legend.
Against the backdrop of a resurgent Skaven threat and the malevolent machinations of the Grey Seer Thanquol, readers were drawn into a tale of treachery, ambition, and dark magic.
As Thanquol schemes to unleash chaos upon the city of Altdorf and ascend the ranks of Skaven society, the stage is set for a gripping adventure into the heart of darkness.
Stay Tuned for Their Return
With their victories secured, Titanicus and Grey Seer are set to return in new physical editions next year, offering fans the opportunity to delve once more into these captivating stories.
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Titanicus is an absolue must read for Imperial Knights fans, well deserved!
Was this another contest? Didn’t the Lion, Son of the Forest won?