This week I read "Daughter of the Empire" by Raymond E Feist and Janny Wurts. It's a political fantasy from 1987. Overall, I found it surprisingly good.

Surprisingly because I really didn't like Feist's "Magician" - I found it trope ridden and dull.

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« Legions of the Petal Throne », 1977

By David C. Sutherland III (American artist, 1949-2005)
Cover illustration for the "Fantasy Miniatures Wargame Rules For The World Of Tekumel",
TSR Rules F14, 1977

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My story "The Lord of Worms" set in the world of Tekumel has been accepted for inclusion in "Who Let the Gods Out?!: Divine Wrath" to be published by Wicked Shadow Press #booksky #wickedshadowpress #tekumel #marbarker #EmpireOfThePetalThrone #Mitlanyal
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@TimmyMac I'm not going to lie, given that setup, I would probably go with Tékumel because I am both really old and perverse. Now, which edition of Tékumel I will leave to the gods of random chance. But if there was ever an old-school setting I wanted to play in, that would be the one.

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