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Final Gate

by Richard Baker

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In the hands of an elf high-mage, the fabled mythals are Faerûn's most potent sources of magical power. But in the hands of a demon princess from a forgotten epoch, they're the most powerful weapons imaginable.
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A good tale and close to the trilogy but not my favorite of the three. We all come to conclusions as to how we think a story should end and I wasn't where this one ended. Some strong threads in the previous books seemed to fray.

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Don't even get me started with on the dying words of a father to his daughter telling her to follow her heart. That line alone is a star. ( )
  tillywern | Oct 25, 2015 |
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In the hands of an elf high-mage, the fabled mythals are Faerûn's most potent sources of magical power. But in the hands of a demon princess from a forgotten epoch, they're the most powerful weapons imaginable.

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