WORLD OF WARCRAFT: NIGHT OF THE DRAGON

Ein tolles Buch für World of Warcraft Fans! Das Buch ist spanned und gut verarbeitet, jedoch finde ich es bedauerlich, dass nur das Cover schön aussieht und das Buch im inneren garnicht illustriert ist. Eine illustrierte Version hätte von mir fünf Sterne erhalten!

Offert à un adolescent soucieux de parfaire sa maîtrise de l’Anglais sans s’ennuyer... Il a beaucoup apprécié !

My son is an avid WOW fan and had this in paperback for years. Wear and tear took it's toll and the cover fell to bits. Hence the digital replavement. I personally can't say much about the plot, but (based on my son's enjoyment) if you're into WOW then this is worth a read.

I have mostly pros with this book, but I might as well share the cons as well. First the good: Very interesting characters, well written battle scenes...and plenty of suspense to make you want to keep reading. Knaak's WoW novels are among my favorite. The first WoW novel I ever read was "Day Of The Dragon" also written by him, and I really enjoyed it. I was new to WoW at that time, and he did a wonderful job introducing the characters to me. This book was no exception. The War of the Ancients are my favorite WoW books, which he wrote as well. Like his other WoW novels. "Night of the Dragon" keeps you intruiged and wondering what's going to happen next. I was so sure I knew exactly who the woman in black was....but I was wrong (mostly because I had no idea who that character was, but now I've leared a lot about them because of this book). I just felt it was genuinely well written. The bad... The bad isn't really Knaak's fault, but I was hoping that the story would have more diverse locations. Most of it took place in Grim Batol, which is fine....but I'm so used to Knaak having a variety of settings in his WoW novels. The other thing (and again, not Knaak's fault), is I didn't feel this story was a main part of the WoW lore. That doesn't make it bad, but it doesn't seem as crucial to the overall story like the "War of the Ancients" trilogy, or "Rise of the Horde" by Christie Golden, which is ALSO one of my favorites. So over all, great writing, great plot, plenty of entertaining action, tons of trying to figure out what's really going on....but I felt it could have used a few more different locations (again, not Knaak's fault, he made the best with what Blizzard gave him, which was still plretty damn good!)

Buch wird als Neu verkauft hat aber sehr deutliche Gebrauchsspuren. > leserillen, angeschlagene Ecken.. Wenn ich es nicht so dringend als Geschenk brauche, würde ich es zurücksenden.