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Das Schwarze Auge #158
Starless Sky: The Dark Eye Short Story Anthology
The Dark Eye Short Story Anthology
When stars fall from the sky, the peoples of Aventuria see visions of impending doom. The signs are clear to everyone, from simple farmers to clergy and even crowned heads of state.
Whether these visions will prove true, or even possible, none can say. The Walls of Alveran tremble as the Nameless God rattles his chains, setting monumental events in motion. The Turn of Ages brings great change to Aventuria, and the fate of the entire world hangs in the
balance. Will valiant heroes tip the scales of destiny?
This collection of short stories gathers tales related to the fateful and ongoing event known as the Starfall.
Within these pages you'll find 24 fantastical stories to transport you to the far corners of Aventuria and beyond, giving you a further glimpse into the richly detailed setting of The
Dark Eye.
When stars fall from the sky, the peoples of Aventuria see visions of impending doom. The signs are clear to everyone, from simple farmers to clergy and even crowned heads of state.
Whether these visions will prove true, or even possible, none can say. The Walls of Alveran tremble as the Nameless God rattles his chains, setting monumental events in motion. The Turn of Ages brings great change to Aventuria, and the fate of the entire world hangs in the
balance. Will valiant heroes tip the scales of destiny?
This collection of short stories gathers tales related to the fateful and ongoing event known as the Starfall.
Within these pages you'll find 24 fantastical stories to transport you to the far corners of Aventuria and beyond, giving you a further glimpse into the richly detailed setting of The
Dark Eye.
- GenresFantasy
336 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2017
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November 2, 2016
While most books have a progression of time as the book goes on, the stories in this book are set at one point in time. That makes the stories pretty irrelevant, because there is no consequence to the various actions the protagonists take.
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