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Veil of Darkness

Space Marine Battles: Warhammer 40,000

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Veil of Darkness

By: Nick Kyme
Narrated by: Gareth Armstrong, Tim Bentinck, Chris Fairbank, Luke Thompson
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Captain Sicarius awakens on Macragge after his defeat on Damnos, but all is not well in the Ultramarines fortress-monastery.

He is to be placed on trial for his failure, but a worse fate beckons as he has visions of the necrons. Strange things stir in the darkness, and something deadly waits in the shadows for its chance to strike....

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Story wise nothing actually really happens and you're left feeling it was a bit of a waste of time. The old 'it was all a dream' cop out. Narration is okay, the voice isn't overly pleasant to listen to and can get quite annoying though. Ultramarines are portrayed as ever: honourable warriors without much emotion or reason to care for them. the Necron voice acting is dumb... a much better representation of Necron dialogue and intelligence is available in the Ahriman story: this just has an Overlord saying 'I am Dooooooooooooooooom' which is somewhat laughable, and he says it about 5 times, and it's the same audio clip each time. It's a quick bit of Warhammer action albeit mediocre!

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