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Forging the Darksword
Forging the Darksword | Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
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Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman In the enchanted realm of Merilon, magic is life. Born without magical abilities, Joram is left for dead but grows to manhood with the help of his constant vigilance and sleight-of-hand skills. When he meets the scholarly catalyst Saryon, the two join forces, attempting to forge the powerful magic-absorbing Darksword and ov.
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the-woman-who-read-everything
Forging the Darksword | Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
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This was a good read with an interesting take on the struggle between magic and technology. The plot is interesting, as is the magic system, and we are kept guessing about characters' goals and loyalties until the end. It's an old book, but for the most part it ages well, with the exception of its treatment of female characters. Any women making more than a brief cameo are ill, crazy, or only there to tempt a male character. 4/5 stars

shanaqui Something about this makes me really curious! I think maybe I saw it on my mother or grandmother's shelves back when, because it looks familiar... then again, classic fantasy covers are all like that! 😂 6y
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the-woman-who-read-everything
Forging the Darksword | Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
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This is my #tbrghost. It‘s been on my shelf for years and I‘m finally getting around to reading it.

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