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Thanks... Shannow Send a noteboard - 31/03/2011 09:18:51 PM
He does not.

However, his presence is still felt: he's referred to often, by a wide variety of characters, and his final actions have huge ripples.


Pity. He is the type of character who should have been involved in the End Game. Not a character to die as a sideshow to the main plot 3 books before the end.

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Malazan musings - just finished the Crippled God lord-of-shadow - 30/03/2011 04:10:06 AM 1184 Views
Inspirations - anthropology, archaeology, table-top gaming lord-of-shadow - 30/03/2011 04:22:03 AM 895 Views
Re: You DnD thoughts... vandevere - 30/03/2011 05:41:47 AM 996 Views
I think a big deal with Erikson is his idea that history is an easy trap to fall into. Ghavrel - 30/03/2011 09:31:47 AM 848 Views
On the roleplaying front Werthead - 30/03/2011 11:47:07 AM 822 Views
Awesome. I figured some of that info was in interviews... lord-of-shadow - 30/03/2011 02:46:38 PM 730 Views
Spoiler question... Shannow - 31/03/2011 07:15:42 PM 888 Views
Re: Spoiler question... Ghavrel - 31/03/2011 07:59:22 PM 789 Views
Re: Spoiler question... lord-of-shadow - 31/03/2011 08:01:44 PM 778 Views
Thanks... Shannow - 31/03/2011 09:18:51 PM 862 Views
Re: Thanks... Ghavrel - 31/03/2011 09:20:29 PM 790 Views
Indeed. And that climax was even more powerful than the one in the Crippled God, I thought. lord-of-shadow - 31/03/2011 09:59:33 PM 758 Views
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