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 Dragon Wing - Margaret Weis
Description: ISBN 0553286390 / Author: Margaret Weis / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Hugh the Hand agrees to assassinate the king's son but is unprepared ... more  Dragon Wing - Margaret Weis ... for the magical being who is his victim's guardian, or for the difficulty that awaits him in the realm of the dwarves.Newest Review: ... magical beings called the Sartan into four worlds, each characterised by an element, earth, fire, stone and water. The final ... more ... three books are supposed to extend the adventure.
The first novel sees Haplo, a member of another godlike race of supreme magical beings called the Patryn - the ancient enemy of the Sartan who were all captured and put into the "Labyrinth" fantasy equivalent of a death camp - who, along with his master Xar has excaped and is out for revenge. They don't really know whats going on, only that all of the Sartan seem to have disappeared and that none of the worlds are working as they should be. Haplo ...more |
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Format: Paperback, ISBN: 9780553286397
Pages: 480, Edition: Reissue, Mass Market Paperback, Bantam USA - ... |
£ 7.19 |
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Dragon Wing - Margaret Weis: The first in a whopping sequence of seven fantasy novels (505 words)
by GundamMeister - written on 11.01.08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman are of course famous for inventing the Dragonlance series - the neverending adventures of a Dungeons and Dragons roleplaying world that, on the written page looks uncannily like Lord of the rings. I think that when they came up with the idea for this series the duo intended to create the largest set of worlds and the longest running fantasy novel series to date. There are seven books in total, the first four see the anti-hero of the series exploring and learning about the four worlds (all tied together by a Death gate, whatever that is) that had been created after the "Sundering", a remodelling of the one world by a ...
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