Infinite and the Divine

The Infinite and The Divine is a really great novel. Following the semi-titular Trazyn the Infinite and Orikan the Diviner, the novel follows the two over several millennia. We see how the act to each other, constantly screwing each other over while seeking the same goal, before coming together in the end.

Rath writes these two very well, they’re distinct in their personalities and are bother so fun to read. They aren’t just cracking jokes occasionally like you might see in other Warhammer fiction, but their actions convey the comedy.

A really good book overall, you don’t need to know much about Warhammer to understand it so it can be good for everyone.

Trazyns a good character but the book suffers whenever he isn't around. It also suffers when the author clearly has to spend more time referencing the rest of the 40k universe than is necessary to tell his plot. As usual it can't be mutants it has to be something they can copyright.

It is actually a great book and I really do like the characterization of Trazyn and Orikan.

It has several memorable moments and I think it's a great book for anyone interested in necrons or WH40k.

It reads very much like an action movie, and I suppose my own taste is for something more gritty, but that said, it's a good read.