Legacy (Guardians of the Flame Novels (Raen))
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (688 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0743488296 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 480 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Joel Rosenberg is one of the emerging talents in our field today!"
When it all began, it was just supposed to be a game: Seven college students sitting down for an evening of role playing. And one of these in particular has decided that the time is ripe for eliminating these idealistic troublemakers once and for all. But a real wizard intervened, and the students found themselves in a world where magic worked-too well-with their only way home the near-mythical Gate Between Worlds. They have fought and tricked their way into positions of power, seeking justice for all and the abolition of slavery But they have also made many powerful and dangerous enemies. Years later, their earthlike existence now seems like a fading dream
"In his fathers footsteps" according to John J Kidwell. The son of an aging Emperor faces his first battle--and fails. Running scared, he realizes that he cannot return without proving himself, without making something of himself. The one thing he can think to do--something that even HE hasn't been able to do--is killing his father's greatest enemy.The Heir Apparent carries us through this rite of passage along with Jason, reminding us that its not easy growing up, . delightful combining of two 1980s epic fantasies A Customer "The Heir Apparent". The wizard brought role playing college students Karl, Andrea and five other Earthlings through the Gate Between Worlds. Over time Karl became the Emperor and he and his beloved Andrea had a child Jason while the magnificent seven fought against slavery. The dwarves, elves, humans, and the dragon Ellegon mentor Jason until Ahrmin the Master Slaver apparently kills Karl. Living in the shadow. Becky Anderson said Terrific. I read these two books when they first came out, years ago. I was both pleased and surprised to find that they were even better.