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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Frostgrave => Topic started by: Major_Gilbear on July 28, 2015, 04:50:44 PM
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So.... "Frostgrave – Tales of the Frozen City" got flagged up as potential reading material that might interest me by our favourite rainforest-named retailer, but I then found very little further information about it. Even the page count seems to vary depending where you look for the book details!
Therefore I ask all you fine Frostgrave fans: has anyone bought it already? Is it any good? Any good stories that would make a good springboard for some themed scenario games? :)
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It's a collection of short fiction of various lengths, each written by a different author. They vary in quality quite a bit, although obviously it's fiction so subjective. I enjoyed reading it and it was interesting to read the different takes on such an open world setting. There was only one that I thought was rubbish and a couple were great scenario fodder. The Devil's Observatory will definitely be getting some terrain.
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Read the 1st two and the stories are good. the illustrations are just black and white versions of the ones you have seen around 90 pages not gre8t but ok
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I'm about halfway through. It's a good way to get into the background but I find the quality to be pretty mixed. A few of the stories are fun and a few are downright bad. For $5 as an ebook I say go for it ;)
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I'm really enjoying it! nothing too deep, but that's the point. It's fun and relaxation, not literature
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Picked up the book from Barnes and Noble, as my gaming store couldn't seem to get it for me. It's a fun read for what it is, and has whetted my appetite to maybe doing my own fan-fic. Nice thing is they're added to the world without nailing down a bunch of continuity. There's a whole world to play with.
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I would think the Thieve's World stories would probably be much better and inspiring than this tie-in book.
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I enjoyed the book and short stories within. Most of the tales were grim...but it is the frozen city so I'd expect as much.
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Haven't read it yet, but for me The Barrow by Mark Smylie puts me in the mood for Frostgrave.