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This is a fantastic new book for moving the narrative forward and fleshing out the world. Taking listener questions through Thursday for an interview with the author. Reply here, DM or @kennylull on twitter.
I've bookmarked all instances of the duardin: clothing, class, weapons, ships, etc. I'm such a nerd.

My question is, how much freedom or creativity do they have in making a book. How much can they add in, to how much they have to make what GW tells them. I mean does GW tell them you have to make a story that includes this, this and that and they have to follow these rules, so everything is canon and the same through out all book or are they allowed creative control but it's canon?

Thanks. Good question. We'll discuss this and it's a unique situation I can't discuss beforehand but this should provide more info than one might think I do ask the brief for the book so long as we don't have massive spoilers. This was a great book! Except the brief inclusion of Stormcasts it felt just like a Warhammer Fantasy book to me.