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A review by ysle
Wrath of a Mad God by Raymond E. Feist
3.0
While this book was still a very enjoyable read, there are a number of inaccuracies/retcons compared to previous books in the Riftwar Cycle.
At one point it is stated that Kaspar never interacted with Elves before save one instance where he met an Elven messenger, which is untrue as his stay in Elvandar was throughly detailed in a previous book.
Also bothersome is the fact that the Minwanabi clan are retconned back into existence whereas they were previously exterminated at the end of the Empire trilogy.
The most infuriating retcon in my opinion is the statement that Erik von Darkmoor never wed, while his wife was often mentioned and interacted with previously in the series.
In hindsight I'd still have read this book, but the various retcons, or perhaps, mistakes, needlessly detract from the overall quality of the story.
At one point it is stated that Kaspar never interacted with Elves before save one instance where he met an Elven messenger, which is untrue as his stay in Elvandar was throughly detailed in a previous book.
Also bothersome is the fact that the Minwanabi clan are retconned back into existence whereas they were previously exterminated at the end of the Empire trilogy.
The most infuriating retcon in my opinion is the statement that Erik von Darkmoor never wed, while his wife was often mentioned and interacted with previously in the series.
In hindsight I'd still have read this book, but the various retcons, or perhaps, mistakes, needlessly detract from the overall quality of the story.