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A review by sweekune
Dragons of Spring Dawning by Margaret Weis
adventurous
hopeful
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
4.25/5
A winding but satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. We follow our band of adventurers as they are split up and carve very different paths through the war with the Queen of Darkness.
- More D&D-esque adventures. The story, as before, reads like a transcribed campaign and its twists and turns are engaging and have you wondering what will happen next. The dungeon master within me occasionally pinpoints where a natural 20 or a natural 1 was rolled though.
- I appreciated the character development that happened in this installment. Several characters went through a lot of hardship, turmoil and difficulty and I was very pleased to see that this affected them and changed their natures appropriately.
- The conclusion was wrapped up well. There were satisfying conclusions to several story arcs but also enough left open ended for further books and stories to pick up from if desired.
Well finished, exciting and enjoyable. I would recommend this trilogy to anyone who enjoys classic fantasy, litRPGs or interwoven storylines.
A winding but satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. We follow our band of adventurers as they are split up and carve very different paths through the war with the Queen of Darkness.
- More D&D-esque adventures. The story, as before, reads like a transcribed campaign and its twists and turns are engaging and have you wondering what will happen next. The dungeon master within me occasionally pinpoints where a natural 20 or a natural 1 was rolled though.
- I appreciated the character development that happened in this installment. Several characters went through a lot of hardship, turmoil and difficulty and I was very pleased to see that this affected them and changed their natures appropriately.
- The conclusion was wrapped up well. There were satisfying conclusions to several story arcs but also enough left open ended for further books and stories to pick up from if desired.
Well finished, exciting and enjoyable. I would recommend this trilogy to anyone who enjoys classic fantasy, litRPGs or interwoven storylines.