Gotrek and Felix – A Place of Quiet Assembly (Halloween Special)



One of the many novellas and short stories from the Gotrek and Felix Anthology volume.

Synopsis: “A young man travelling to a distant monastery encounters a pair of strange travellers on the road, a wild-looking dwarf and his cultured poet companion. Continuing with his journey, he reaches his destination, only to discover that the sanctuary he seeks may be the greatest danger he has ever encountered. Could his salvation be the dwarf and man he encountered on the road?”

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14 thoughts on “Gotrek and Felix – A Place of Quiet Assembly (Halloween Special)”

  1. Oh boy i knew this one was coming I am glad can enjoy GDN narrative while rolling my wheelchair in the coldest day in October It makes my day easier thanks GDN and happy Halloween now where is my hot chocolate 😁👍

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  2. This other half of your Halloween double feature creature show was excellent as well, GDN. From a third-party perspective again for these two, this somehow had a similar feel to a parallel scenario in 40k. Nothing like the reliability of satisfaction of elimination of more walking, talking tools of Chaos.
    How many buildings have fallen on Gotrek, across all of his and Felix's told adventures? I'd never thought before to count. Since the likes of Bloodthirsters and giants are but vanquished obstacles, mere archeitectural collapse is but a delay to getting at the next tavern's beer. Good times! And another hearty thank you, Narrator, for this Halloween-timed one-shot story. I hope that yours was excellent at least in (spooky) spirit if not in practice. Have an awesome week!

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