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Loading... Dragon Age, vol. 2: Those Who Speakby David Gaider
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Dragon Age Lead Writer David Gaider brings his newest epic to a revealing conclusion! With her dark past laid bare, the pirate Isabela must resolve to escape this dungeon or lose herself forever, even as King Alistair must take up arms against an old ally if he is to have any hope of uncovering the fate of his father! No library descriptions found. |
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Ah, the Dragon Age world. Fun to be visiting that again. It was an interesting read. Isabela joins up with Alistair to find out if his father is still alive, and alongside with Varric the two of them get into trouble.
It was fun seeing new and old characters alike. It was interesting to get an fleshed-out Isabela. She felt more human, you get to understand her mentality better and some of her background. It made her more sympathetic. It was also interesting to learn some more about the Qunari.
The art was was okay, but not extraordinary. They didn't translate the characters appearances from the game onto paper as how I would imagine.
A quite fun, interesting short read for anyone that likes the Dragon Age world. (