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When it comes to 40k audiobooks or audiodramas who is your favorite narrator?

Personally I'll say Emma Gregory and John Banks stand out for me.

David Attenborough.

Obviously.

Top 3 as far as I am concerned:

Arch Warhammer, I really great narration on his longer series, and I really love how he tends to try autistic detailing and numbering of every thing, putting it into wider context in the lore.

Oculus Impera is great, he's in depth and just on the right spot between narration and role play.

Usually listen to Aborder Prince on youtube, not really official but I really like he's readings of many a 40k story. He's one of few, as far as I am aware, who simply narrates/read actual BL stories.
He also did most if not all of the Imperial Armour series, great as I was interested in the lore but can't give away that much money on these books.



Plus honourable mentions, Baldemort is a good channel too, he's fan made intros and stories are peerless.

While I don't like he's narration Wes hammer has some funny ones too and I sometimes listen to them.

There are obviously so many more I don't know nor listen to but 40k youtbe is VAST

When I made this I wasn't thinking of YT commentators, but I realize some of them do narrator the books.

Considering that, my list would change a bit since I've listened to more YTubers than I have of official narrators.

Vox in the Void.