by Matt Forbeck, Jeff Grubb
Ghosts of Ascalon had some wonderful characters and interesting plotlines. It was a good primer on the lore of Guild Wars 2, and I admit I cried at parts. I did, however, feel it dragged on a bit long, though it might have been my own expectations for what the book would be. I expected the central p...
Originally posted at The BiblioSanctumI read [b:Edge of Destiny|8585524|Edge of Destiny (Guild Wars, #2)|J. Robert King|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1279224310s/8585524.jpg|13454870] early in my Guild Wars 2 career and stepped into that book expecting to find incredible stories of the heroes that we...
A great addition to the world of Guild Wars.
For what it is, a media tie in, this was a very enjoyable read. Good characters, good exploration of the world, and plenty of excitement. A minor niggle was the sameness of the voices. The characters all seemed to be sarcastic at the same time or serious at the same time. There should have been ...
While I can't say this book was the *best* I've ever read, or even the best written, as a player of Guild Wars from early on it was nice to see a full story written in the world. Not only did it elaborate more on the world, but it set the tone for the upcoming Guild Wars 2.There was a LOT of 'histor...
I had a very different take on the novel as someone who started off knowing very little about the lore of Guild Wars. I had to have a bestiary open on my browser just to look up the races of some of the main characters. Needless to say, there had to be some details of important events or figures tha...
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