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Wrath of a Mad God concludes Feist’s Darkwar trilogy, taking place in the familiar realms of Kelewan and the fantasy world of Midkemia. The Conclave, led by Magnus, must apply knowledge gained from the alien Dasati world to combat a destructive god threatening humanity.
The novel intertwines the fates of legendary heroes, including the famed wizard Pug, as they confront a cosmic crisis that endangers both continents. Their struggle embodies the series’ themes of alliance, sacrifice, and the battle against overwhelming cosmic forces.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Raymond E. Feist
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