Zachareth
Robbie MacNiven
maj 2022 · Tantor Media Inc · Berättare: Wayne Mitchell
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The first in an exciting new series of heroic fantasy novels, Zachareth explores the past of one of Descent: Legends of the Dark's most notorious villains Zachareth, Baron of Carthridge, is a driven, ruthless, and obsessive man-a man who could be a hero, but he wants so much more. Having watched his father fall under the sway of a sorceress, Zachareth grows up craving knowledge and power. When his tutor at Greyhaven introduces him to forbidden magics, Zachareth discovers there is more to power than meets the eye. As he returns home to a barony on the verge of rebellion and beset by necromantic foes, Zachareth must choose his true path-the path of virtue and heroism, or that of darkness and villany; the line between the two is finer than most imagine.
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Robbie MacNiven is a Highlands-native history graduate from the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of several novels and many short stories for the New York Times bestselling Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar universe, and the narrative for HiRez Studio's Smite Blitz RPG.
Wayne Mitchell is a Northern California-raised actor who has called Southern California home for twenty years. After graduating from San Francisco State University, he made the trek to Los Angeles, where he studied the Meisner Technique. He has appeared in multiple television shows and films.
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