Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne
by:
David Gaider (author)
ISBN:
9781400186211
Publish date: March 23rd 2010
Publisher: Tantor Media
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Science Fiction Fantasy,
Novels,
Epic Fantasy,
High Fantasy,
Media Tie In,
Games,
Sports And Games,
Dragons,
Gaming,
Video Games
Series: Dragon Age (#1)
I honestly didn't have high expectations of The Stolen Throne - the other book I read by the author, Asunder, was on a topic that I found much more interesting, and reading it still felt like a drag. The Stolen Throne was a pleasant surprise though! While it definitely suffered from a bit too much t...
Muuuuuch better than I thought it would be, having read some of Bioware's Mass Effect books. A little slow in places but eh, it was nice to get a good background story on some of the characters. The only thing is, I'm now conflicted over how I feel about Loghain Mac Tir. Meeting this determined, dec...
All right, fine, I admit it: I love this book. I'm not sure why, but I do. Gaider's writing is nice and clear and blunt, but nothing special. The plot isn't anything special, either--very typical fantasy fare. And the addition of a certain elf into their party, when I know everything about Dragon Ag...
This book is proof that someone who can write a great video game does not mean they can write a great novel. I loved the Dragon Age games and was excited to begin reading the books. No...Just no.The writing was awful. There were so many inconsistencies, I was beginning to wonder if it had even been ...
I’ve recently finished two playthroughs of Dragon Age: Origins and in both, my Warden permitted the same fate for Loghain Mac Tir. It was the fate deserving of his crime, but I never could appreciate the reasoning given for that crime as there seemed to be much more to Loghain. Hence my need to read...
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