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Book description
A Dungeons & Dragons space adventure9 March 2012 This is the second book in the Cloakmaster Cycle and details Teldins journey from Krynnspace to Realmspace thus bringing two AD&D worlds into the same setting. It has been a while since I have read this book and unfortunately I can find little about it on the web, though I have discovered a couple of reviews that have been a bit of a refresher. From what I have learnt, and can remember, this is purely a space adventure opening up Teldin, and the reader, to the new and endless possibilities of the Spelljammer universe. We meet a number of the unique, and not so unique, creatures that inhabit the universe. The first are the Giff, a race of hippo-men who are noble and honourable fighters that like using guns. They arent too bright, but they are loyal and devoted, despite the fact that they are mercenaries. As mercenaries, they are quite good to the people who pay them, however they are still mercenaries. Yet it seems that by giving them that title does not seem to diminish them in any way. There are the Arcane; a race of tall blue giants that love to trade. Once again they are honest traders, though exist in a closed society. It seems that the world of the Arcane is like an opaque corporation that outsiders can never enter and learn about. However, once again they are portrayed and honest and fair creatures, unlike some other sci-fi trading races (such as the Ferengi from Star Trek). I guess one of the reasons for this is to try and paint economics and commerce in as favourable a light as possible. Though this is not entirely true when it comes to Shadowrun. This is not Shadowrun though: the is AD&D, a world of high fantasy and adventure with a distinct division between good and evil. Along with these there are also gnomes, elves, and illithid. Somebody mentioned that the Illithid in this book was like Dr Zoidburg from Futurama. That is impossible simply because this book predates Futurama by at least ten years. If the author had borrowed the idea of the illithid from somewhere, it definitely was not Futurama (and I doubt Futurama borrowed Zoidberg from Spelljammer since the two are nothing alike).An Illithid191 alt=Dr Zoidberg/>Dr Zoidberg There is probably little else that I can say about this book (or any of the others). It is highly unlikely that I will ever read this book again, or even attempt to finish the series. I am simply not interested. These books, while entertaining, are still little more than a marketing strategy for a line of AD&D products that are out of print. I remember I sold a lot of my old books about ten years ago, and I am not going to run around trying to find them again (however my friend does own the collections, so they are readily accessible).
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