| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Todesherr06-23-07, 06:28 AM | I need someone to spoil me with all the details and characters...need to see if it is worth getting... Cheers all... |
| Lord Karsus06-23-07, 08:29 PM | -Well, Aliiza the Alu-Fiend is "abducted", and taken to the divine realm of the Triad, to give birth to her son. Pharaun just happens to be the father. At the end, we find out that a crazy Cyricist tricked everyone into entering the divine realm, and is going to wreak some havoc. All in all, not a very interesting read, I thought. It did pass the time, though. |
| faellamos06-30-07, 11:22 AM | yeh, i was pretty disappointed. still, the last few sentences do make u want to read the next one. |
| XHereticX06-30-07, 04:30 PM | I kind of enjoyed it, it gave me a good glimpse into the inner workings of repentence and the agenda of the upper planes. Plus the series promises to fill in some blanks on the GT cosmology that I would love to know. |
| Link18207-03-07, 01:25 AM | I don't know. I liked it. There's not alot of novels set in the Outer Planes. Plus we get to see that Cyric is starting up again |
| Red_Wizard07-03-07, 09:31 AM | I liked seeing everyones favourite Alu back in the swing of things, and seeing Vhok in something more than an NPC role. I was hoping that Pharaun would be the one to return, perhaps even through his son. Contingency anyone? And while I like Cyric making a move for something again, I was disappointed to lose the friendly relationship two evil men shared for once. I think it'd be nice to see a true friendship bud between two so unlikely candidates. |
| Zireael07-06-07, 01:03 PM | And what with Pharaun and Aliisza's son?! |