โ Scribed by Ed Greenwood
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Falconfar is the third instalment in the thrilling series of the same name. With the evil wizards Malraun and Narmarkoun seemingly defeated and Malraun's tower falling about his ears, Rod Everlar, the science-fiction writer drawn into a world of his own creation, now faces his greatest challenge. As Falconfar descends into war, Rod must find the power and the knowledge to fight the first Archwizard, the most feared of the Dooms: Lorontar.
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FALCONFAR is the third thrilling adventure in the Falconfar saga. Fantasy writer Rod Everlar is now hopelessly lost in the magical world he once thought hed created, as he searches for his only friend, the guide who brought him there: the maimed warrior-woman Taeauna. She has been captured by the ev
### About the Author Ed Greenwood is known for his role in creating the Forgotten Realms setting, part of the world-famous Dungeons and Dragons franchise. His writings have sold millions of copies worldwide, in more than a dozen languages. Greenwood resides in the Canadian province of Ontario. ##
### Review _โBest known as the creator of Forgotten Realms, the Dungeons & Dragonsยฎ:-based heroic fantasy series, Greenwood continues to give his audience exactly what they want.โ_ _โ Publishers Weekly_ _โThe richly detailed world of Falconfar might just convince you that Ed Greenwood, lik
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