As it was there was a LOT of material covered in just three chapters compared to the slow building of tension and mystery of the previous twenty three.Īs for the backstory, I dunno. I feel like if the book had been a solid 30 Chapters then the rushed pace of the finale wouldn't have been an issue. Hence why I wondered if it wasn't a mandated page length sort of thing or if Reynolds just happened to run out of steam for this particular tale. Then it just seemed to go aggressively on fast forward. Dark Harvest built up in the same sense until Chapter 24 (of 26). Shadow over Innsmouth appropriately built up to its climax. It's definitely Lovecraftian in style, but with Lovecraft there's never a real sense of urgency to the narrative. You may transcribe the text, however, and we request that you cite the book it came from. Rule 7: Official lore and fan fiction/fluff are welcome, but posting screenshots of official Games Workshop and/or Black Library material is not allowed. If you want to talk politics, go to one of the existing 50 million subs where you can already do this. Please also do not post/discuss things that are generally off-topic to AoS lore. Please do not post/discuss rules or tactics of the tabletop, painting, building, or miniatures. Rule 5: This subreddit is for discussion of AoS lore only. This also includes 'who would win' and broad 'what if' scenarios. Rule 4: No Memes, shitposts, or low-effort posts/comments. Rule 3: Please use SPOILER tags when necessary. Posts featuring self-promotion will be removed. Please don't use this as a platform to promote your blog, crowdfunding, or anything of the ilk.

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