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Brutal Kunnin (Paperback)
An Orks novel, written by Mike Brooks
A darkly hilarious tale of co-operation and treachery among greenskins
WAAAGH!
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Brutal Kunnin — An Ork’s-eye view of war, loot, and mayhem
When Ufthak Blackhawk leads his boyz in an assault on the forge world of Hephaesto, he’s got one goal in mind: smash the enemy and grab all the best loot. But there’s a problem — the notorious Kaptin Badrukk and his Freebooterz have their own plans for the prize. With armies closing in, towering war machines stalking the battlefield, and rival orks causing trouble at every turn, Ufthak will need every bit of brutal strength and kunnin’ trickery to survive. In true ork fashion, betrayal, brawling, and loud explosions are never far away.
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Brutal Kunnin delivers a rare look at Warhammer 40,000 through the eyes of the greenskins themselves. Ufthak and his warband must navigate shifting alliances, dangerous enemies, and the treacherous ambitions of their own kind — all while chasing glory, scrap, and the biggest fight they can find. The novel blends dark humor, relentless warfare, and surprisingly clever strategy as the orks clash with the Imperium and each other in spectacular fashion.
This is a story of Waaagh!, looted treasures, and the chaotic logic that only an ork could love — proving that sometimes, being kunnin’ is just as important as being brutal.