trackofwords's review
4.0
Lost within the labyrinth of Shadespire, Hamilcar finds himself confronted with ghosts of his past, facing obstacles even the mighty Bear-Eater can’t defeat with brute strength. Reliving moments of his life both before and after his reforging, Hamilcar is forced to consider that his faith in Sigmar might not be quite what he claims it to be.
Essentially it’s a love story…of sorts…although to say much more would spoil things. Suffice to say this is Hamilcar we’re talking about, so while we do see a slightly more tender side to him it’s still accompanied by a considerable amount of shameless bravado, brilliantly voiced by a bombastic Steve Conlin.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/12/18/quick-review-the-palace-of-memory-david-guymer/
Essentially it’s a love story…of sorts…although to say much more would spoil things. Suffice to say this is Hamilcar we’re talking about, so while we do see a slightly more tender side to him it’s still accompanied by a considerable amount of shameless bravado, brilliantly voiced by a bombastic Steve Conlin.
Read the full review at https://www.trackofwords.com/2018/12/18/quick-review-the-palace-of-memory-david-guymer/
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