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A review by dianthalikesyellow
Edge of Destiny by J. Robert King
4.0
The first time I read this book I didn't know a lot about Guild Wars lore. I thought the book was confusing, the story fragmented and plotless, with too little context.
This time I read the book while playing living world season 2 in guild wars 2 and the story just fit so perfectly in the world of the video game that I looked at it completely differently.
Bottomline: if you know a bit of guild wars 2, it's a good book and worthy of rereading. If you don't know too much guild wars, I would opt for Ghosts of Ascalon instead. It's a lot easier to get into, and has better plot and character development.
This time I read the book while playing living world season 2 in guild wars 2 and the story just fit so perfectly in the world of the video game that I looked at it completely differently.
Bottomline: if you know a bit of guild wars 2, it's a good book and worthy of rereading. If you don't know too much guild wars, I would opt for Ghosts of Ascalon instead. It's a lot easier to get into, and has better plot and character development.