Pathfinder Tales: Lord of Runes

Let me start by saying this will not be even remotely close to an objective review; however, it will be an honest one. I have devoured every single Radovan & the Count story since I was initially introduced to the two characters in Prince of Wolves. I've read the short stories, the novels and the no......more

[URL not allowed] Brought to you by OBS reviewer Scott Luckily, I have had the opportunity to play the Pathfinder role-playing game (RPG), and am intimately familiar with the background history of the world Paizo has released; unfortunately, the non-gamer will miss an awful lot......more

Lord of Runes is without question the best piece of tie-in fiction I've read. It's an excellent fantasy novel in its own right. Before I further explore why I think this, let me first address this: if I consider it so good why four stars, not five? Largely because I'm stingy with stars. With only fiv......more

Although I had been meaning to give this one a miss because I don't like to sudden and - in my eyes - unnecessary price increase I couldn't resist applying for an ARC when I found it on netgalley. Unfortunately my request was granted. Unfortunately for two reasons: They sent out only the beginnings o......more

The fifth Radovan and Varian book sees the duo visit the city of Korvosa, where Varian tries to find out why the local wizard's college, the Acadamae never told him he was a sorcerer and not a wizard, after learning that his decades of frustration at not being to cast spells was revealed to be becau......more