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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. A Novel based on the World of Darkness game, Werewolf the Apocalypse. Albrect an ostracized member of King Morningkills court comes home for a celabration only to witness the murder of his grandfather King Morningkill. With his last breath the old king reinstates Albrect and makes him heir. There becomes a problem of succession and Albrect looses a challange by a cheating opponent but only one observed this. To prove his right to become King he needs to find the Silver Crown, lost for ages, before the next full moon. So Albrect goes on a quest with his two packmates Evan-Heals-the-Past and Maria Cabrah to find and bring back the crown. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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The tribe is torn by inner strife as two werewolves battle for ascension to the throne. Lord Albrecht, long exiled from the courts of his tribe, must embark on a dangerous journey through the Spirit World to reclaim a long-lost heirloom. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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A friend of mine introduced me to the world of Werewolf years ago. The game reinvents the werewolf mythos, making them warriors and spiritual guardians of the world. Through the ages, the werewolves or the Garou prowl the physical and spiritual realms, keepers of balance and harmony. The current age of man had corrupted Gaia and it is the task of the Garou to fight off the spiritual darkness.
The novel is filled with a lot of combat. The Garou are creatures of rage and Bill Bridges has a gift for narrating fighting scenes. The book starts off with a fight at the Silver Fang court, leading to the death of the old king. There are plenty of gory battle scenes scattered all throughout the book – from limbs being torn off, decapitation, and disembowelments. We even get to see Lord Albrecht have his pretty pelt ripped out as well (but then werewolves regenerate, so everyone is okay in the end).
Fans of the game would certainly enjoy the book. They’d get to see how Lord Albrecht redeems himself and become the Silver Fang king. Evan of the Wendigo tribe and Mari of the Black Furies are also there to help him fight for the crown. The book also gives an insider’s look into Garou politics, and a brief historical background on the Silver Fang tribe. Readers are introduced to the various political figures, and how the Fangs interact with the other twelve Garou tribes.
The novel uses a lot of game terminology, but it has a glossary page at the end to help guide new readers. I give the book a three-star rating simply because – (1) I love the RPG game and (2) I wanted to know what happened to Lord Albrecht and his packmates. ( )