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Grimnirsson

A Dawnbringers Week Short Story

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See what a Dawnbringer Crusade looks like from the other side, as a village finds itself in the path of Sigmar's righteous…

THE STORY
Genseric, a Grimwrath Berzerker wearied by centuries of war and afflicted by dreams of Grimnir, protects a barbarian village in deepest Ghur which finds itself in the path of a Dawnbringer Crusade.

Written by Graham Thomas Wilcox

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