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Redeemer: The Way of the Tiger 7: Volume 7 Copertina flessibile – 2 agosto 2015

Edizione Inglese di David Walters (Autore), Mark Smith (Autore), Jamie Thomson (Autore)
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The Way of the Tiger is the role-playing adventure classic now revised and expanded for today. You choose the skills and martial arts moves to defeat your enemy, gaining knowledge and honing your abilities to use in further books. Are you ready for the Way of the Tiger?
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    302 pagine
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    Inglese
  3. Data di pubblicazione
    2 agosto 2015
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    12.7 x 1.75 x 20.32 cm
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  6. ISBN-13
    978-1515330455
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  1. Ninja: The Way of the Tiger 0
  2. Inferno!: Volume 6
  3. Warbringer!: Volume 5
  4. Overlord!: Volume 4
  5. Assassin!: Volume 2
  6. Usurper!: Volume 3
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  • Editore ‏ : ‎ CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 7° edizione (2 agosto 2015)
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Copertina flessibile ‏ : ‎ 302 pagine
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1515330451
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1515330455
  • Peso articolo ‏ : ‎ 304 g
  • Dimensioni ‏ : ‎ 12.7 x 1.75 x 20.32 cm
  • Posizione nella classifica Bestseller di Amazon: n. 99,573 in Libri in inglese
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Roderic Broeker
5,0 su 5 stelle So happy to get a resolution to this story after so many years
Recensito in Canada il 12 luglio 2020
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Well done to the authors, and especially David Walters, for pulling together so many elements from the original series and crafting a satisfying, yet still challenging, conclusion to this series. Thank you.
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Anonymous
5,0 su 5 stelle Wonderfull!
Recensito in Francia il 28 agosto 2019
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Very good sequel! If you loved "The Way of the Tiger" 30 years ago, you'll love this one. Thank you so much for this sequel, David Walters!
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Juan C. Depaz
5,0 su 5 stelle At long last!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 8 ottobre 2016
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The LONG expected conclusion to the series. You are trapped in the Rift in the bowels of Orb and have to fight, sneak or/and trick your way past the monsters that dwell there and return to your kingdom with your friends. But, near impossible as that is, getting out is only half of the adventure! You still have to recover your throne! A great story and I hope one of more to come. I enjoyed playing as a ninja lord in a world of fantasy.
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JCD
4,0 su 5 stelle Only for fans!
Recensito in Spagna il 8 maggio 2016
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The edition is very poor, especially the pictures and the fonts, are really amateur.
But, I've been waiting for almost twenty years to escape of the Black Widows' web, so nothing of above matters!
It's only a book for the fans.
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Hugh
5,0 su 5 stelle Am replaying the series
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 18 febbraio 2016
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YES! After seemingly coming to a sticky end 28 years later your character finally finally escapes (or gets eaten, crushed, decapitated, dragged to the seventh hell, either way we just replay but we now CAN replay). Obviously I'm a middle aged fan but to give perspective to this review ten days ago I got the 2 new books in this series (Ninja and Redeemer) as well as replacements for two others that an ex-friend lost on me (I still had the other four). As I now have a full-time job, wife, child and heavy other commitments it took from now till last night to play the prequel and the first five books (there was considerable amusement at work at my spending any time I could on them but I would point out that I'd been waiting for this since before many of my workmates had been born [or to paraphrase The Simpsons, since I had more here [point at hair] and less here [point at belly]). After finishing Warbringer last night I gave in and started reading Redeemer before going to bed ... its just as well I'm not at work today because I had to read ALL of it and didn't finish till half five in the morning. Now there's been mixed reviews so this is a view of someone who HAS just played through the series.

As noted the author knows the spirit of the originals and he has stuck to it. There is actually a lot of descriptions, there were some extremely detailed sections in the originals and this doesn't go that far but you do feel and see cramped caves, dark rooms of horror, massive caverns, exquisite bedrooms, paintings, murals and carvings on the walls etc. Combat is frequently sudden, violent and deadly but again you feel you're in a battle. There's no " a Generic enemy with Generic stats appears, now roll dice till its over", you can plan, react and enjoy reading how good a fighter your character is while you play through a real battle where you get to make your own choices.

As in the originals you're expected to be smart, there's warnings in the text that you need to notice or you'll make decisions that could hurt or even kill you (if something doesn't feel right don't just assume that its a misprint, your enemies are cunning). This includes at the beginning. Honestly if this is the first book you play you'll probably need to try a few times to get out of the web but again, in hindsight, its rather obvious that the gods will only help those who first try to help themselves. On the other hand, as I had played the books before I had to suppress yelling YES at how things worked out (wife asleep on couch) before getting down to the nitty-gritty of getting free and surviving.

Yes, its true that the book hearkens back to whats gone before (its is part of a series after all) but not only does it take account of what YOU might have actually done, its manages to keep together no matter what of a myriad of choices you do (I read down various storylines and they all hung together, just like the originals). Also while one reviewer criticized the way this was done you're left with the simple fact that 1) there's no way you're hacking your way back out of the Rift 2) you've made too many divine enemies to just let you go "Beam me up Scotty". Again this goes back to the Originals as in Avenger (the first book) you're god points out that you don't have a normal destiny (most of us are just cogs in wheels in our jobs really, we don't want to play a game where we're just another cog in a wheel).

I have to counter two complaints however.
1) The Anarchil Threesome, you can get your revenge on them, but again you have to be SMART!!! Set your priorities, be realistic (you're a hero, not a got) and act accordingly. We're not actually handed their beating hearts so there's the possibility of their still being alive, but you can still walk away whistling (quietly).
2) The Irsmuncast sub-plot IS intelligently handled. You have a variety of options, if you're stupid you'll suffer so read what it says, you can choose how to get revenge on one enemy (really, how do you want to do it, I'm still unsure myself), and the enemy in the palace is ... well it makes sense really when you read it. You're enemies can't just do everything after all and you've sort of burned through leaders of darkness. But again, be careful or you WILL die.

Artwork is a mixed bag, I get the feeling that if I got the more expensive book it might have been better, but they are well drawn for their type of pictures. The original artist was a genius but I'll always remember the scene in Warbringer where Honoric, the greatest general and swordsman in the land, is descriped as sitting on his horse and instead you see a pot-bellied guy wearing a mini-skirt and standing on the ground. I'm just saying.

Now honestly, I still have to actually play Inferno and Redeemer with my current character, I'm looking forward to this. I'm also looking forward to then starting from the beginning with a new character and playing all the way through to give me more the sort of story and ending that I want, and if you want to do it differently from me, you've got the choice.

I highly recommend this book and this series and I personally hope there will be a book 8. But even if there isn't, I'm still so glad to finally bring my character "home". A big thank you to David Walters, Mark Smith, Jamie Thomson and all those who supported the drive to reprint and complete this series. I'm only sorry that my own review has come so late but I hope that some who haven't seen this book yet will also be able to read this. Ciao
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