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World of Warcraft: War Crimes
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Series: World of Warcraft, Book 22
- Length: 13 hrs and 31 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
The brutal siege of Orgrimmar is over.
Alliance and Horde forces have stripped Garrosh Hellscream, one of the most reviled figures on Azeroth, of his title as warchief. His thirst for conquest devastated cities, nearly tore the Horde apart, and destroyed countless lives throughout the World of Warcraft.
Now, on the legendary continent of Pandaria, he will stand trial for his transgressions.
Renowned leaders from across the world have gathered to witness this historic event. As the trial unfolds, agents of the bronze dragonflight present shocking visions of Garrosh's atrocities. For many of those in attendance, these glimpses into history force them to relive painful memories and even question their own innocence or guilt. For others, the chilling details stoke the flames of their hatred.
Unbeknownst to anyone, shadowy forces are at work on Azeroth, threatening not only the court's ability to mete out justice…but also the lives of everyone at the trial.
© 2014 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Blizzard Entertainment and World of Warcraft are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
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- Rowen
- 21-09-2016
liked it.
There is allot to like here, there's some great characters ( bane bloodhoof),there are a few great moments that hit me just right, the world is unique and pretty cool and the narrator is excellent.
a few negatives: if your unfamiliar with the Warcraft setting you'll likely be lost while listening to this however I am only familiar with the story from warcraft 3 and was abel to follow the important stuff. Some of the names of places and items are distractingly silly, and the ending left me a little cold.
overall I really enjoyed this, the story is a court room drama and is centered around d the trial of Garrosh He's cream. so don't come expecting blood and skulls.
I've now found myself really invested in the future of a few characters from this and look forward to reading/listening to more.
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- Timothy
- 23-02-2015
good read
I found it to be in abundance of interesting story and a good starter for even other books in the series.
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- MamaSuz
- 29-06-2018
Great story; bad reader
I love world of Warcraft, so I might be a bit biased, but I really loved this story. It adds a lot of lore and background to characters I love and have played with over the years. However, I am not a fan of the man who read it. He does not do a very good job with the voices - many of them sound exactly the same, and his female voices are pathetic. Another book, “Before the Storm”, also a Warcraft novel, was read by a fantastic orator who did an amazing job with the voices. This book might be better being read by yourself.
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- Ashen
- 26-09-2016
A good slice of lore.
Great book. I'm an avid WOW player, playing since the launch of Mists of Pandaria, and was lucky enough to hit level cap in time to partake in the uprising of Voljin and the dethronement of Garrosh. It really did the game justice in serving a an in between for Mists and Warlords.
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- Robert
- 24-03-2015
Starts very strong, drags just a bit at the end
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Warcraft lore, absolutely. It's a great tie-in piece connecting the end of Mists of Pandaria and the current expansion, Warlords of Draenor.
What other book might you compare World of Warcraft: War Crimes to and why?
A courtroom Wow story? Not sure it compares to much else. But I love the combination of fantasy and real-life courtroom procedure. Fantastic mix.
Which character – as performed by Scott Brick – was your favorite?
Vol'Jin and Sylvannas, definitely. Love the voice and character provided to Vol'Jin (his time on the witness stand might be my favorite part of the book). Was also exciting seeing more character to Sylvannas, who - outside of her Arthas/Lich King story - often is left out of major lore events.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Nothing extreme, but there were a few chapters where I just HAD to keep listening (again, mostly around Vol'Jin's time on the stand.
Any additional comments?
Ending drags just a little bit. Felt like it took a minute too long and suddenly there were all kinds of morals and lessons being tossed my way. Aside from the last maybe twenty minutes/half hour, loved every second.
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- cerberus824
- 21-07-2019
exceptional story
this was a great book and kept me engaged and I did not want to get out of my car. it sets up just before the warlords expansion.
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- Cesar Ruiz Jr
- 01-10-2016
Exceptional
Loved it! Great story and the character really come to life. Can't wait to listen to more!
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- Angela
- 09-06-2015
For Azeroth!
If you could sum up World of Warcraft: War Crimes in three words, what would they be?
Amazing, Wounderful, Amazing again
What was one of the most memorable moments of World of Warcraft: War Crimes?
Cairne Bloodhoofs back story on how we lost him
Which scene was your favorite?
Baine Bloodhoof making voljin and thrall feel guilty
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
DownFall of Garrosh Hellscream
Any additional comments?
Just Amazing! i love the fact that the tauren race actually have a front line in this book and baine being one of the focal charaters
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- Jonathan D Gaynor
- 17-05-2014
Great for Fans of the Game; Major Holes; Fun Read
Where does World of Warcraft: War Crimes rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Above average.
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
Christie Golden does an admirable job of combining the action-fantasy of World of Warcraft with a courtroom procedural. The book has this, "let's just go with it" vibe that doesn't bother me much because I read it as a fan of the game.
The premise of Garrosh Hellscream's trial for War Crimes is misexecuted, in my opinion. It isn't a trial at all, but a sentencing phase and Tyrande cares more about proving things Garrosh is involved with rather than showing how and why Garrosh cannot change. Even though Garrosh is deplorable, I spent the whole book cheering for Baine in his defense of Garrosh. Baine hates Garrosh but defends him because it is his duty and I can respect that. Tyrande just hates Garrosh. It makes it hard to probe her point of view and empathize with her.
Why there must be a Defender and why someone for the Horde must defend Garrosh is never answered; the book provides only vague pronouncements that people will think the Horde didn't give Garrosh a fair shake if they don't defend him.
Which character – as performed by Scott Brick – was your favorite?
Vol'jin. He did a very good job of getting the troll's speech just right.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes. Stupid work and raiding got in the way a bit.
Any additional comments?
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- Anonymous User
- 07-01-2021
Stale narrator, sub-par story
Narrator has little range. I liked the story conceptually, but thought it fell flat
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- Michael
- 30-09-2020
Interesting concept, Forced plot.
let me just note that the performance by Scott Brick was wonderful, including great enunciation and delivery of dialogue. No complaints there. However, the actual storycraft is in an odd place. The direction of the plot feels very contrived. These characters, whom we have gotten to know across a score of other novels, are well-written and genuinely fun to further explore, particularly in the courtroom setting. That being said, when taken into context with past entries in the series, this whole trial feels out of place. What's more, the final scene with the celestials is just about the worst way I can imagine to conclude this tale. It completely robs the earlier passages of meaning, in my opinion, despite the author's in-text assertion to the contrary. All in all, War Crimes is a passable entry into the Warcraft universe, thanks to its incredible characters carrying an otherwise hamfisted and forced plot. It probably won't get a reread from me, but at the same time I'm thankful I read it once. 3/5.
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- Michael
- 28-07-2020
its ok
it's very simple, feels bare bones, kinda to get you only from point A to point B
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- Shazkia
- 10-05-2014
Great end to the expansion
What did you like most about World of Warcraft: War Crimes?
As a lover of the lore, it was great to so many characters all together in one place. To listen to all of them speak and the tough situation they are put in was well written and of great insight into warcraft's popular characters
What did you like best about this story?
I guess it was the Salvyanas/Veressa Subplot
What does Scott Brick bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
I have a few book read by him and Love his voice, its easy to listen to.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, but i failed to sadly
Any additional comments?
A really good book about warcraft, delving in deep to the characters and the past.
FOR THE HORDE!
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- Beanie
- 23-02-2016
With respect, I protest.
I absolutely loved this book. As a fan of the game but stopped playing a few years ago, this was a great opportunity to catch up on the epic tale of azeroth.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-06-2018
Books fine. Performance not
The books good but the reader has no range to his characters. No one had a distinctive tone and it's impossible to differentiate between anyone less 'x said' follows. kinda ruins the book
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- Herbie
- 07-05-2014
Best Warcraft Novel since WoW's release!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
No matter who there favorite character is he/so has there moment in this book plus you get to see alternate sides to previous book events.
What was one of the most memorable moments of World of Warcraft: War Crimes?
We see Garrosh's thought process with each of his decisions that many questioned in the game and it really made him one of my favorite characters in a long time :).
What about Scott Brick’s performance did you like?
It is Scott Brick what was there not to like!
He did a great job as he always does :).
Any additional comments?
Easily my favorite Novel since the start of WoW (on Par with the likes of Rise of the Horde). Unlike most Warcraft novels this gives us the POV of a large amount of the leaders (both Horde and Alliance) giving more perspective of everyones views on the situation. Not to mention we get interactions we have never had before because they are all at the Trial even the likes of Wrathion to the Dragon Aspects on top of the leaders.
It gives us 3 major plot lines that will carry on as we play throughout WoD on top of that behind the scene with those who followed Garrosh and still believe in his Horde.
The book is easily one of the most fluently written Warcraft books since World of Warcraft: Thrall: Twilight of the Aspects!
I cannot write this review without also adding that this book has ties to 8 other novels written in the Warcraft universe and gives us alternate perspectives on moments we read in previous books during the trial thanks to the Bronze Flight.
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- Anonymous User
- 29-11-2020
An alright book, but not the best Warcraft book
I didn’t play mist of pandaria, but have seen the cinematically and lore videos. The book is alright, there’s a lot of recognisable characters and only a few I didn’t know. Likes: Scott Brick gives an excellent performance and there’s a great range of recognisable characters. Dislike: The book is poorly written. The plot is a bit weird and the whole lawyer thing is a bit weird in a fantasy thing Also some of the words used in book are a bit annoying, fx Baine and Tyranda refer to each other as colleagues... The book is good for fans especially those who played the expansion, but it’s not the best Warcraft book.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-05-2020
Amazing story teller and Amazing story
Read/listen to it! you won't regret it, it will take you in a journey about Garrosh hellscream and his trial
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- Mark
- 19-02-2020
worst wow book I have read
slow and boring very easy to turn off to it ,I was very disappointed I was hoping for much more
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- Harry
- 27-10-2019
Great story, well told, and truly interesting.
Everyone should give this book a go, even if you aren't granular with World of Warcraft .
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-06-2019
brilliant 10/10
fantastic book all round. 10/10 !!! great recording also. gripping story. wish it was longer
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- Brett
- 22-05-2019
great
one of the best wow books I've read/listened too. would highly recommend giving it a go
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