Crusabre96

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Just started listening to Anarch and it's kind of a milestone for me as once its done I will have either finished or gotten up to date on all the 40k novels that I've been listening to since 2021, series like Eisenhorn, Ravenour, The Night Lords Trilogy, Ciaphas Cain, the many Sabbat War spinoffs and of course Gaunt's Ghost.

It's been a long run and it's shocking to me how long it's taken to get through all these audio books, granted I did have Discworld to listen to in between but still a long run none the less and honestly I think listening to all of them has had a great impact on my life, the many narrators who helped me visualize them in my head while either painting minis or just to help me sleep.

My aim was to listen to at least 2 audio books a month and I've managed to keep up with it but I think once I finish Anarch I will be slowing it down cause all I will have left to listen to is Discworld (Currently on book 18) unless either new books for any of these series come out or I discover something that is neither Discworld or 40k, still I got the rest of 13th Legion to wait for as well so there's that.

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Gordya Frymenko found in a Kyiv bar

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20 Total Years of Gameplay, and I don't regret it.

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For the past few years I have been listening to many many audio books from titles that my Dad read years ago and recommended on his audible account, mainly 40k and Discworld books and out of all of them that I have currently listened to these are the ones that I wished would never end or left a great impression on me, for years he would tell me to read them and say how great they are and thanks to audio books I was able to experience them and he was most certainly right to praise them.

As it currently stands I have finished all current Ciaphas Cain books, All Eisenhorn and Ravenor Books, Up to book 15 of Discworld and Up to book 12 of the Gaunt's Ghost series, I am currently listening to Salvation's Reach.

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These two game series feed my desire to explore abandoned/derelict places, I can't explain why I have the feeling or what the appeal of it is, but it's a vibe, maybe it's having a developed area but it's quiet and having it all to yourself, maybe it's discovering pieces of the past, maybe it's to see something new, what ever it is, it's a vibe.