Cherubion John Caldwell - A káosz the words

Skandar Graun, the half-orc warrior-priest, roams the world in blood and fury in order to obtain the Word of Chaos - and to wreak vengeance on everyone who has ever lived.
Blood, magic and dark humor in one crazy fantasy classic.

Skandar Graun, a half-blood of human father and orc mother, warrior-priest of the god of Chaos, makes a vow filled with blood and fury: to wipe out all humans from the world—especially Peltár, the murderer of his parents.

However, revenge is not an easy craft: Peltár eventually becomes a powerful sorcerer, and Skandar Graun remains what he always was — a dirty, angry, hard-drinking freak who tries to follow the will of Chaos... with more or less success.

Yvorl, the god of Chaos, is only willing to help on one condition: Graun must first obtain the Word of Chaos, a forbidden magic lost since ancient times.
This is how the angry half-orc sets out to leave destruction, blood, laughter and divine irony in his wake. Everyone who stands by him dies, and he doesn't even know if he's looking for revenge, redemption, or just another pub.

John Caldwell's distinctive, darkly humorous style and whirlwind momentum have made the Chaos series a classic. Balanced on the border between grotesque and heroic fantasy, The Word of Chaos is both a parody and a tribute to the genre - a fantasy bathed in blood, swearing and diabolical laughter that only a Hungarian could have written in this way.

We recommend it to everyone who: likes dark, yet sarcastically humorous fantasy novels, doesn't shy away from a little blood, chaos and dark humor, likes anti-heroes who drink more beer than they know how to spell and wonder how a half-orc becomes a legendary god-slayer in the world of Cherubion.