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 Elven Star - Margaret Weis
 Elven Star - Margaret Weis ... Haplo sows the seeds of chaos in anticipation of his people's invasion of the jungle world.Newest Review: ... and put some serious thought into their characterisations. This time the action takes place on the world of Fire, Pryan. ... more ... Surpisingly, not everything is on fire, its just that the earth's emergy is so powerful or something that there are trees everywhere and no one can see the ground. (Well, having a tendency to skim through the footnotes thats the vague impression I got). The surly, veangeful Haplo takes a back seat in this entry and we do get some *gasp* fun and interesting characterisation of the world's inhabitants. Ok, the world is full of dwarves, men and elves who are fighting each other, I'll admit, but the narrative sidesteps th...more |
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Elven Star - Margaret Weis: The best of the Death gate Cycle (321 words)
by - written on 11/01/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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When I first read these novels as a young teenager I found this one to be the slowest, most dull and plodding entry in the series of books. On a recent re-read, its quite clear to me that this is the best entry and the one that I'd pick out to suggest that Weis and Hickman could go on to do something interesting if they'd only let their D&D campaigns go for 5 minutes and put some serious thought into their characterisations. This time the action takes place on the world of Fire, Pryan. Surpisingly, not everything is on fire, its just that the earth's emergy is so powerful or something that there are trees everywhere and no one can see the ground. (Well, ... Read the complete review
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