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ASSASSINORUM: KINGMAKER Questions for Robert Rath! (Patreon)

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2024-10-12 14:40:49
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Hi gang. We recently read Assassinorum: Kingmaker by Robert Rath, and we'll be interviewing him next week about it.

So, if you enjoyed this tale of stompy robots and sneaky assassins, and have any questions or observations about the novel, let me know here and I'll see if I can sneak some into the interview!

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Matt Nathan

I loved this book! I’d be really interested in how he managed to create a really rich lived in world…..inside another rich lived in world?

Thomas Markham

What drew him to writing about the assassins? This is very different from infinite and the divine but still amazing!

Makariel

Kingmaker is my favourite book with knights in it! I blame Robert for buying another knight immediately after reading it. Question: is the knight world with it's two houses in constant rivalry on the same planet based on a specific historical event?

PlasticFork

Was Robert's initial desire to write about Knights/Knight World or about assassins?

David Ray

Love the sexual tension between Absolom Raithe and Sycorax my first question is did you get any pushback from GW? I know in the past they where gun-shy towards sex in their novels. 2nd question: When will we get a sequel?

Matthew Lightbound

Enjoyed Kingmaker so much it made me kitbash my own team of assassins! If you had to start your own Assassin temple in 40k, what would your temple specialty be?

Dalga Faik

Loved the book. Really atmospheric and brought the knight world to life. My question would be: How easy is it to take necessarily 2D character types like the assassins and turn them into well realised, 3D characters that function within a well crafted world? Also, was the mythical knight suit at the end based on a real world legend? I haven't been able to work it out...

Kronked

Fantastic book and I’d like to know what the thought process was in deciding which types of assassins got to star in the book and why they were chosen over others.