#Raymond e feist torrent series

Oh yes, and there's supposed to be two world maps of Midkemia, showing the state of the world at the start of Magician and after Magician's End (both visible on various fansites promoting the book) but only one of the two world maps is actually in the book. There's also the problem of the maps featuring locations that don't actually exist when the map was supposedly made: Port Vykor (or Vikor, as the maps never seem to agree on a spelling), founded after Rage of a Demon King, is shown on maps pre-dating Magician, more than fifty years earlier. There is also a discrepancy between the size of the Empire of Great Kesh on the maps and its reported size in the books (several times that of the Kingdom, whilst the maps show it as roughly the same size), and contradictory statements in the book which say that Kesh is sparsely-populated with the cities separated by vast gulfs of wasteland, whilst the novels report that Kesh has many times the population of the Kingdom.

The continent of Novindus continues to look like a small island instead of a huge landmass. Also - though this is a long-standing problem from the book maps as well - the mountains are depicted as quite ludicrously-sized given the scale used. The fonts render many names difficult to read and the artist seems to frequently get bored and only fill in the trees around the edges of the forests, making it look like Midkemia's woodlands are all plains surrounded by a ring of trees.

The maps are pretty, but difficult to use. The first thing that grates is a lack of proof-reading: the book is riddled with spelling errors on both the maps and in the text (Shamata is frequently rendered as 'Shomata', whilst 'Murmandamus' is spelt in several different ways depending on the writer's whim of the moment). As a companion book, Midkemia: The Chronicles of Pug is sorely lacking in almost every department. Whilst I haven't followed the later Riftwar novels (I bowed out after the quite amazingly boring Talon the Silver Hawk), I did enjoy the early ones and particularly liked the worldbuilding (haphazard as it was) depicted in the books and the spin-off computer games ( Betrayal at Krondor and Return to Krondor), so I was looking forward to seeing that background fleshed out.

Raymond E.Thirty-five years later, Feist and Abrams have regrouped to deliver a companion book to The Riftwar Cycle, featuring maps, artwork and further information on the world of Midkemia not given out in the novels.

Krondor the Betrayal: Book One of the Riftwar Legacy - Raymond E.

Krondor: Tear of the Gods (The Riftwar Legacy) - Raymond E.

King of Foxes (Conclave of Shadows, Book 2) - Raymond E.

Into a Dark Realm (The Darkwar Saga, Book 2) - Raymond E.

Rise of a Merchant Prince - Raymond E.

Flight of the Nighthawks (The Darkwar Saga, Book 1) - Raymond E.

For more information on Krondor the Crawler and Krondor the Dark Mage see the Krondor Books FAQ Jimmy and the Crawler is the working title for the book that will replace the long awaited Krondor the Crawler and Krondor the Dark Mage.

#Raymond e feist torrent series

The Riftwar series is a famous, long going, and on going epic fantasy series by Raymond Feist, detailing a fantasy world, that periodically receives visitors from other worlds, via rifts in dimension. This is a collection of Raymond Feists' books, both the Riftwar series, and the standalone novel, Faerie Tale.