For me it is right now the Grimoire of Shadowlands and World of Warcraft: Folk & Fairy Tales of Azeroth.
I feel like Blizzard is better at writing this stuff when the world building isn’t concerned. I was very greatly entertained. Tell me what you are reading among the countless Warcraft books right now.
Imagine reading Warcraft books - with the level of ingame storytelling, I doubt books are any palatable lol.
I haven’t read a single Warcraft book. In my eyes they are just there to establish canon and retcon a bunch of stuff from the games. It doesn’t really provide an additional story in that regard.
Great story telling, great food.
Do you really think anyone reads those? We just want good lore ingame. I don’t care if there’s some magnum opus lying around in bookstores. If the ingame lore is trash - which it is - then I’m not interested.
The story of arthas. and “death knight” comic.
I generally don’t read the Warcraft books, the last one I read was
I did buy a short stories book before that, but that’s my entire Warcraft book collection.
I loved Sylvanas too. Goldens best work so far.
I’ve read 3 so far, Rise of the Horde, Beyond the Dark Portal and Lord of the Clans. I’m not reading any right now but I plan to read Illidan, The Shattering and War Crimes. These are all good books imo.
I listened to the audiobook. Having the actual voice actress of Sylvanas read it was 10/10.
The only one I have is Folk and Fairy Tales of Azeroth. There are some really good stories in there.
Traveler, book 1 and 2. The third got ruined by a crappy writer.
And yeah, I know it’s a kid’s book but I love it. I’m reading it to my kid. I think he likes it.
Bro what
You think you know a guy…
We got alot of pre undead Sylvanas and it was beautiful.
I’ve read almost all Wacraft books, and believe War of the Ancients trilogy by Knaak so far are the best books of Warcraft. He catch game characters so well.
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