Books matching: relationships among factions
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Save:'White Devil: A True Story of War, Savagery, and Vengeance in Colonial America' by Stephen Brumwell is a historical account focusing on the mercenary regiment led by Robert Rogers, who played a crucial role in the French and Indian War. The book provides a detailed narrative of the political and military landscape in colonial Canada, highlighting the relationships between various factions including Native American tribes and the French and British forces. Through vivid storytelling, Brumwell portrays the brutalities and challenges faced by colonial settlers during this tumultuous period, while also shedding light on the unexpected moments of humanity amidst the conflicts.
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Save:"Evermeet: Island of the Elves" by Elaine Cunningham explores the history of the Elves in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, delving into their origins, conflicts, and relationships with gods and other races. The narrative jumps through centuries, chronicling the evolution of the Elven Isle from its early beginnings to modern times, all while weaving in elements of magic, adventure, and intricate lore. Through multiple points of view, including gods of the Realms, readers are taken on a journey filled with rich character development and immersive storytelling.
Elaine Cunningham skillfully crafts a tale that captures the essence of elven culture and history, providing readers with a deep dive into the complexities of the elven race. not only serves as a definitive history of the Elven Isle but also offers insights into the origins of various deities, including Lolth, and sheds light on the connections between elves, dragons, and other beings in the world of Toril.
Kaymid No-Beard, his mates called him, for his visage was indeed as smooth as a newly laid egg. But young though he was, this was his third voyage, and he was proud of his place on this vessel, the fl...
