Ragnars Claw :WARHAMMER

by William King

Book Overview

In the second volume in the epic Space Wolf saga, Space Wolf Ragnar embarks on his first mission as a Blood Claw, journeying from the jungle planet of Galt to the polluted urban areas of Hive World... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1841541184
• ISBN13: 9781841541181
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Games Workshop
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.43 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Ragnar's first off-world mission. Fun and exciting.

This book tells of Ragnar Blackmane's first adventure off-world of Fenris. He and his claw are sent to assist an inquisitor on a mission to collect an ancient artifact and save a hive city from a deadly plague. Their mission takes them through vast distances to fight orks, genestealers, and daemons in a multitude of different environments. The character of Ragnar is further developed, with him again being critically wounded only to be revived with a new fear of mortality. There is an undercurrent of uneasiness throughout the book that is only explained in the last couple of chapters as the heroes discover the true puppeteer of their mission. The fighting scenes and descriptions of the Space Wolf Space Marines are excellent, and as Ragnar discovers the vastness of the Imperium the reader develops a better understanding too. Perhaps the best aspect of this book is the sheer epic feel. The multitude of enemies Ragnar encounters and the vast spaces he travels make this stand out as an excellent resource for those wishing to learn more about the WH40K world. The only complaints I have with the story arise from the writing of King. He tends to over-use descriptive words and phrases, creating a very repetitive feel to some of the scenes. Overall, this is a fun and interesting read that you'll enjoy if you're ok with some cases of poor writing style.

Good Read

This is a good book. As an avid 40k player and fan, it is a really good read. There is a lot that is conflicting with what you find in codexes and other sources, but it really doesn't subtract from the storyline. You really don't need to read the first book in the series to understand this one, but I'm sure it'll help. Also, who ever knew that the Great Unclean Ones of Nurgle were British?

A reveiw on Ragnar's Claw.

Although i am a Tyranid collector (Giant bugs) i found this tale of the young blood claw , Ragnar Blackmane , extremly exciting and quite easy to read.One of the extremely few negative aspects about it is that if you don't know a lot about Warhammer or Games Workshop products then you cannot understand the book.It is very good fun to see the plot unravel as they release the Demon and one of the inquisitors reveals his Chaos tendencies and is promoted to the status of Demon Prince in honor of Nurgle (The Chaos god of disease and pestilance).In conclusion i think that this book is very , very good book.

I dont know about you but this book was cool

this book was action packed. It showed how bad ass the Space marines are and had them killing every one. The plot was good and if your a fan of Warhammer 40k you should love this book i wish the 1st one space wolf was like Ragnar's Claw.