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Title: Palace of the Plague Lord (Warhammer Novels)
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Author: C. L. Werner
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Review of Palace of the Plague Lord (Warhammer Novels)

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Comments for Palace of the Plague Lord (Warhammer Novels)

• Posted on 2008-06-11
  Not very good
  
  Yuck. That pretty much sums up this book. The main character is a morally confused dupe wandering around the most descriptive and disgusting plot I've ever been witness to. If you really, really enjoy experiencing things which are foul and disgusting then read this book.
  
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• Posted on 2008-04-01
  Excellent Warhammer novel
  
  This book was excellent in that the descriptions of how vile and "plague"-like really left you with an impression. When the character is in a demonic palace, you certainly have some indication of what that palace looks like and the author did a great job describing it to you.
  
  I also liked the storyline of the book, and the way it is concluded at first made me angry, but then later I liked it even better as it is an accurate portrayal of the Warhammer world, not some book where all the characters end up having superpowers and destroying everything.
  
  Also any book that has an Ogre as one of the main characters deserves a 5 star rating. You can't top that. Ogres are awesome :)
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• Posted on 2007-12-02
  Nicely done.
  
  C. L. Werner writes another fantastic book which is full of blood and guts, and I DO recommend the book. But, this brings me to my main gripe with this novel. At some point the book simply goes overboard with all the vileness in describing the Plague Lord's domain.
  
  Some would call this a highpoint, but after some very vivid explanations of the disgusting Domain of Skoroth and the Plague Lord, I was left wanting return to beautiful skies and green grass, and I even took a step outside for a breath of fresh air. But I love Werner's works and you could say that he really has an incredible imagination and wastes no time in proving it with Palace of the Plague Lord.
  
  And, it's about time we had a great Barbarian themed book.
  
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