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Tag: Necromancers

Home›Posts Tagged "Necromancers"
  • Tales from the Tabletop
    By Chris Mahon
    February 21, 2018
    5786
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    D&D 3.5: Wicker the Necromancer Learns about Epidemiology

    I started playing D&D on a door in my friend Joel’s basement. We laid it across a coffee table, and it just barely fit our party ...
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  • Bauchelain and Broach (Feature)
    Book ReviewsFantasyGrimdarkMalazan
    By Laura M. Hughes
    November 24, 2017
    6842
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    Blood Follows by Steven Erikson

    Blood Follows is Steven Erikson’s first Malazan novella, the first in a series detailing the nefarious exploits of necromantic duo Bauchelain and Korbal Broach. Bauchelain and ...
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  • Sabriel (Feature)
    Book ReviewsFantasyYA
    By Laura M. Hughes
    November 4, 2017
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    Sabriel by Garth Nix

    I’ve always adored tales of the undead. Looking back, I believe Garth Nix’s Sabriel is the point at which this fascination began. In Nix’s world, a ...
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  • Three Parts Dead (Feature)
    Book ReviewsFantasyUrban
    By Laura M. Hughes
    November 2, 2017
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    Three Parts Dead by Max Gladstone

    I’m going to begin this review of Three Parts Dead with the official blurb, since it does a much better job of summarising this quirky, unique novel’s ...
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