The Fate of Thorbardin

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The Fate of Thorbardin
Author: Douglas Niles
Series: Dwarf Home, Book 3
Genre: Novels
Tag: War of Souls Era
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast (TSR)
Publication Year: January 2010
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Length: 400
Narrator: Ax Norman
ASIN: 0786951508
ISBN: 0786951508

Thorbardin has been sealed against the outside world by the edict of a mad king. The dwarves of Kayolin strive to bury longstanding hostilities of their own, and form an uneasy alliance against the King of Thorbardin and his potent magical minions. Using the power of a long-lost artifact, the dwarves carry the fight to their enemies in a violent contest that becomes a struggle for the nation's very survival. In the end, it may require the intervention of almighty Reorx himself to determine...

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Thorbardin has been sealed against the outside world by the edict of a mad king. The dwarves of Kayolin strive to bury longstanding hostilities of their own, and form an uneasy alliance against the King of Thorbardin and his potent magical minions. Using the power of a long-lost artifact, the dwarves carry the fight to their enemies in a violent contest that becomes a struggle for the nation’s very survival. In the end, it may require the intervention of almighty Reorx himself to determine…

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