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* {{Spinoff}}: Thanquol and Ulrika have their own novels now.

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* {{Spinoff}}: *Spoiled brat: In "Elfslayer", Aethenir Whiteleaf (a young haughty high-elf noble) throws a couple of tantrums throughout the novel (he chucks the chef of the boat's best bowls overboard, complains about the food, the state of his cabin and treats everyone who isn't an elf with contempt and racist remarks.
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Thanquol and Ulrika have their own novels now.
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Or not, as Gotrek has appeared in ''TabletopGame/WarhammerAgeOfSigmar'', alive despite his supposed doom (which he is ''not'' happy about). He is voiced by Creator/BrianBlessed in the audiobooks. Gotrek, Felix, and Ulrika also appear in the ''VideoGame/TotalWarWarhammer'' trilogy as Legendary Heroes (with Creator/BrianBlessed reprising his role as Gotrek).

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Or not, as Gotrek has appeared in ''TabletopGame/WarhammerAgeOfSigmar'', alive despite his supposed doom (which he is ''not'' happy about). He is voiced by Creator/BrianBlessed in the audiobooks. Gotrek, Felix, Ulrika, and Ulrika Malakai also appear in the ''VideoGame/TotalWarWarhammer'' trilogy ''VideoGame/TotalWarWarhammer Trilogy'' as Legendary Heroes playable characters (with Creator/BrianBlessed reprising his role as Gotrek).
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* WaterSourceTampering: In ''Grey Seer'', Thanquol, after numerous setbacks on other plans, decides to screw over all his enemies in Altdorf (everyone) by dumping the Wormstone into the city reservoir. [[spoiler:The Imperial forces are only able to stop him by blasting a whole in the reservoir to drain it before the tainted water reaches the city, which they note will also mean a shortage of clean drinking water in the largest city of the Empire until it's fixed, and extraordinary taxes to pay for the repairs.]]

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* WaterSourceTampering: In ''Grey Seer'', Thanquol, after numerous setbacks on other plans, decides to screw over all his enemies in Altdorf (everyone) by dumping the Wormstone into the city reservoir. [[spoiler:The Imperial forces are only able to stop him by blasting a whole hole in the reservoir to drain it before the tainted water reaches the city, which they note will also mean a shortage of clean drinking water in the largest city of the Empire until it's fixed, and extraordinary taxes to pay for the repairs.]]

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