This collection of Witch Hunter Thulmann's stories includes the three main books (Witch Hunter, Witch Finder and Witch Killer) and three short stories (which are all prequel stories that take place before the first book). I think I actually found Mathias Thulmann's tales to be more disturbing. Werner doesn't spin a tale like Dan Abnett does in this theme of the Warhammer universes (mankind's zealot defenders against corruption in all forms), his work is still fitting for the mood and the story. This collection of Witch Hunter Thulmann's stories includes the three main books (Witch Hunter, Witch Fi If you are looking to scratch that Warhammer Witch Hunter (or Inquisitor) itch, then this book is for you. If you are looking to scratch that Warhammer Witch Hunter (or Inquisitor) itch, then this book is for you. Events are suitably grim and desperate and Werner does a fine job of conveying atmosphere.more But the feel of the books is decidedly more gothic (as in Hammer horror films, that is) - Thulmann is equally at home with a flintlock as with a sword, which he uses in the pursuit of all manner of unclean things - witches (of course), vampires, the odd necromancer, Skaven (Warhammer's race of chaos-tainted rat-men). The action of the book takes place primarily in the local equivalent of the Holy Roman Empire - middle ages Germany. This is an omnibus edition of three short stories and three novels about (surprise!) Mathias Thulmann, a Witch Hunter in the world of Warhammer, a setting (very) loosely based on medieval/Renaissance-era Europe.
But that's how his name appears on every page of my copy of the book.
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