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Societal dread looms as the dark lord Dagnarus, once sealed inside the Void, returns to conquer the world of Loerem. The realm’s survival hinges on the reassembly of the Sovereign Stone—its final fragment still missing. Heroes, from seasoned warriors to unlikely champions, gather and traverse perilous lands, battling bestial minions, venerated undead, and treacherous foes. Alongside personal trials and betrayals, they seek the portal of the gods, where the Stone was shattered two centuries ago. The destiny of Loerem depends on a man who must venture into the very blackness of the Void to restore balance and halt Dagnarus’s conquest.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Margaret Weis
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