|
Newest Review: ... forces that threaten society. The eponymous Drachenfels is a monster of elgendary proportions, his origins obscured in the ... more |
||
Read Reviews for Drachenfels - Jack Yeovil
by - written on 26/07/02 (Very useful, 24 readings)
Rating:
This is a curious book - for a start it belongs to the genre of 'things written based on role playing games' for a second, it mixes high fantasy with a 'whose going to do it?' and a fair degree of theatrical high jinx. Lets start with the setting. Warhammer is the name given to a game played with small figures, and there is also a role playing system where you make up stories yourself. (Much like Dungeons and Dragons in fact.)The warhammer world is based very heavily on Europe, with countries like Bretonia (France). Unlike many fantasy settings, it has a moderate degere of technology - guns exist. It also has chaos - evil, dark and degenerate ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Drachenfels - Jack Yeovil
Animal Ark: Hound at the Hospital - Lucy Daniels
see review
see review
Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard - Kiran Desai
Standard Grade Business Management Course Notes 2nd Edition - Margo Barr
Finance / Business / Career - Barr, Margo
Vision in White - Nora Roberts
A quick and easy read
Disappointing, lack of plot, predictable
Murder on the Flying Scotsman - Carola Dunn
a good murder mystery with a good message through out
none
Mary Queen of Scots - Susan Watkins
Well-written, detailed biography. Extraordinarily beautiful photography. Excellent illustrations.
None.
Baking Cakes in Kigali - Gaile Parkin
Gentle humour, interesting characters, enlightening
Not Rwandan enough, poor plot
I Heart New York - Lindsey Kelk
Great 'chick-lit' book
None
The Piano Teacher - Janice Y. K. Lee
beautifully told, fascinating and vivid picture of Hong Kong during & after WWII
For the most part, the characters don't inspire a great deal of sympathy!
French Leave: Maxine Harrison Moves Out! - Eileen Fairweather


