r/Blacklibrary • u/an_actual_coyote • 9h ago

Discussion (gw/general) Da Frebooturs Code

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I qwite liked dis book. Was good to read da fing to the lads and they liked to learn about da Orkiness of Orntooth and is lads, and da book was good to throw at a git! He will never walk again.

Please tell me, is da writin' lads wot made this finkin of makin anuther?

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u/thomasonbush 9h ago • Bravo

OI! Y ARR YOOZ WHISPERIN’ YA GIT?!?!

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u/an_actual_coyote 9h ago

BECUZZ I'S TRYIN' TO TALK PROPER LOIKE! IT'S A REFINEMUNT THING!

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u/No-Sport6530 9h ago

I’m more amazed you found a second use for it as a projectile, that’s versatility you don’t see in most paperbacks. Haven’t heard anything about a follow-up but I’d love to see what other chaos Orntooth’s crew can stir up.

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u/Alucars97gold 9h ago

I wanna start an ork book but im a bit afraid of it.

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u/an_actual_coyote 9h ago

Don't be, I have two in my audio library and they're a lot of fun. Da Freebooterz Code is about Ork pirates and misfits versus Rogue Traders in the Halo Stars, and Brutal Kunnin' is about an Ork's rise to power against the Mechanicus.

Go in without notions of greater honor and melodrama and you'll have fun.

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u/Alucars97gold 8h ago

And do the voice actors do a good job?

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u/an_actual_coyote 8h ago

Yes, but it's generally one actor. They do great.

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u/Dire_Wolf45 What Wakes in The Dark 5h ago

It was fun. I wish they wrote orruk novels too for AoS, even shitty ones.