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[Outamyhead]

Just wondering if there are any plans for some new Dragon Age books at all, I just finished reading The Stolen Throne, and The Calling, they were great, nice to know the real origins of Alistair and most likely why he became a warden besides random chance.

[jpdipity]

I would love to see some new books as well. Something based on Elves or Dwarves would be nice since we have so little lore on them.

[Tooneyman]

 Yes, Books are always good for a series. As long as its not the Realms.

[AntiChri5]

Get to work, David!

[Maegorod]

I just ordered The Calling and am still reading The Stolen Throne, so I still have some time to spend but I am looking forward to another one!

[ankuu]

i want to find out about fiona and alistair! grah...now with the sequel being announced i lost my hopes....

[syllogi]

The best way to guarantee that more books will be written, I suspect, would be for fans to buy the books that are already out, if you haven't already, and recommend them to your friends and hope they buy them too. While they're very cool, the books are essentially marketing tools for the game, and we don't know if they were profitable.



I personally want to read more about Maric, but I'd be happy with any new Thedas related stories.

[Celies]

Outamyhead wrote...

Just wondering if there are any plans for some new Dragon Age books at all, I just finished reading The Stolen Throne, and The Calling, they were great, nice to know the real origins of Alistair and most likely why he became a warden besides random chance.

Small SPOILER alert! 

Alistair isn't in The Calling, it's another child. Think there was evidence for it somewhere on the forum.

SPOILER END ! 

Yeah, the books are great. Want another!  

[Outamyhead]

I'm not sure about that, since Alistair, never knew his mother, apart from a locket, that was it, he was raised by Arl Emon, there's certainly nothing in the books to say he wasn't that child, they even mentioned he would be raised in safety and oblivious to who his parents were unless he really wanted to know.

Modifié par Outamyhead, 16 juillet 2010 - 10:11 .

[MiSsSmOkEy20]

I thought there was a new one. At least theres one already up for pre-order on amazon.

[Loerwyn]

MiSsSmOkEy20 wrote...

I thought there was a new one. At least theres one already up for pre-order on amazon.

There is? Do you mean this?

[MiSsSmOkEy20]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

MiSsSmOkEy20 wrote...

I thought there was a new one. At least theres one already up for pre-order on amazon.

There is? Do you mean this?

Yup thats the one I think.

[Outamyhead]

I think that is a graphic novel of the comic series they have running.

[Loerwyn]

Outamyhead wrote...

I think that is a graphic novel of the comic series they have running.

And you'd be correct.

[MiSsSmOkEy20]

No no its the blood in Ferelden one.

http://www.amazon.co...ref=pd_sim_b_11

[Loerwyn]

That's for the P&P roleplaying game. It even says it in the product description:

"Adventures are the heart of any roleplaying game but GMs on the go don't always have time to create their own. Blood in Ferelden contains three full-length adventures for the Dragon Age RPG, as well as three adventure outlines whose bare bones can be fleshed out for even more action. The player characters will visit savage borderlands like Korcari Wilds and Frostback Mountains, as well as facing foes of a different sort in Ferelden's capital of Denerim. The adventures in Blood in Ferelden are suitable for characters of level 1-5 and add a wealth of detail to any Dragon Age campaign. But be warned: there will be blood!"

[MiSsSmOkEy20]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

That's for the P&P roleplaying game. It even says it in the product description:
"Adventures are the heart of any roleplaying game but GMs on the go don't always have time to create their own. Blood in Ferelden contains three full-length adventures for the Dragon Age RPG, as well as three adventure outlines whose bare bones can be fleshed out for even more action. The player characters will visit savage borderlands like Korcari Wilds and Frostback Mountains, as well as facing foes of a different sort in Ferelden's capital of Denerim. The adventures in Blood in Ferelden are suitable for characters of level 1-5 and add a wealth of detail to any Dragon Age campaign. But be warned: there will be blood!"

Yeah I didnt read that I just saw it pop up in the book section as a pre-order option so I just figured it was the next book in the series.

[damirko]

Not even a single mention or preoder for any kind of DA book on either Amazon or anywhere else... I keep checking, almost daily...

[Narreneth]

There is an awesome book on the way. So epic in fact you don't even need to read it. You will pick up the book, read the title and it will simply burn the story into your brain and you will be in sheer bliss for the rest of your life. It is glorious.



Hawke: The Beard of Kirkwall

[damirko]

I've heared that CE version of that book comes with lifesize replica of The Beard!



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[nuclearpengu1nn]

damirko wrote...

I've heared that CE version of that book comes with lifesize replica of The Beard!

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lol:O