World of Warcraft: Dawn of the Aspects

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this book just has to get a 5 star rating from me. In all honesty I haven't finished it yet, but after writing this review it won't take much longer. From the first page you are drown directly into the world of Azeroth. Being a fan of the game and seen most character actually talk and move on a screen they still feel so much more alive in this book.

I loved this book! It details the meetings of the Dragon Aspects when they were still proton-dragons and how they saved their world and earned the chance to become the Aspects. I love that it is told from the viewpoint of Malygos who I've always felt got shafted by Blizzard from a Lore standpoint. All in all a great book.

Good book arrived quickly with no damage!

I really did expect that I would like this book because, I like the dragon. I like some of the vocabulary used. I found the fight scenes really exciting especially the last fight against Galakrond. I did like reading Coros's death scene. I really did like reading Talonixa's death because, she did try to fight Galakrond alone even though there was no chance of her succeeding. This book just gave me another reason to like Jaina Proudmoore. The prologue is really good. I didn't mind reading proto-dragon, but since Richard A. Knaak writes World of Warcraft books, you'd think that he'd write protodrake because, he'd have knowledge of the game--unless Blizzard thinks that nobody will point that out. I'm wondering why Nozdormu said some words with three 's' because, he's the only member of his Dragonflight (that I know) that speaks like that. I did get irritated by Ysera's and Nozdormu's behavior during the Wyrmrest Accord meeting. I can understand that they didn't want to be there, but I found their behavior uncalled for especially since Kalec was showing respect. Sure, he used their former titles, but he probably did that since he wasn't an Aspect that long. One last thing that irritated me is how they said Try's wound was going to be fatal. If you lose your hand and nothing else happens to you, you'll survive. I guess Richard A. Knaak doesn't know that much about the human body. Overall, I recommend this.

Arrived 2 days earlier than the earliest arrival date. Condition of the book was nearly perfect, except for a little blue mark on the pages on the top of the book that is really only visible when the book is closed. I can't wait to start reading this!

I love this book. Being a lore nerd, I'm very pleased with the detail this book goes into for how the aspects became the aspects, what they were like as young proto drakes, etc etc. Would recommend to any WoW fan interested in Dragon lore

The hubby reads all of the WoW books this was another added to his series I try to buy as many as I can when they come out so he has something to read! He loves them!

Wonderfully easy to get lost in, well told and highly entertaining. Another great book that gives real depth to the characters we know and love in the WoW universe. If you are interested in the lore of WoW and Warcraft, I highly recommend this.

Can't not wait to start reading it!

Muito bom... Conta um pouco dos protodrakes que futuramente serão conhecidos como os aspectos. No livro, Kalecgos entra no corpo de Malygos e consegue presenciar a loucura do grande Galakrond.

Captivating stoey

La verdad no lo he leído pero es una novela que me parece no tiene algo que ver con el juego en sí, es de pasta blanda por lo que puede llegar a verse de baja calidad pero si es original.