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    During his long exile, Hedin learned powerful wizardry from many beings. He plans to use this knowledge to challenge the Council of Mages which sentenced him so long ago. He knew something none of the others seated at the Council table would grasp for a long time to come - that I would not rest until I had taken his place or was cast out of this world.

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    Godsdoom [Nick Perumov] on bahana-line.com *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers . His thousand years of exile were meant to teach Hedin, Sage of Darkness, the. Nick Perumov (Russian: Ник Перумов) is the pen name of Nikolay Daniilovich Perumov He wrote the novel Гибель Богов (Godsdoom), heavily inspired by Norse mythology. It was the first book to be set in Упорядоченное (The Consistent).

    H edin takes a boy, Hagen, as his apprentice and trains him to be an exceptional warrior, the perfect weapon. He leads legions of loyal followers. Through his wizardry, Hedin watches the progress of his apprentice, as the Teacher himself travels and is exposed to perils of his own.

    Sigrlinn appears to Hedin with warnings, but are they true or false? Open Preview See a Problem? Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page.

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    His thousand years of exile were meant to teach Hedin, Sage of Darkness, the error of his ways. Instead, he had ten centuries to learn new and powerful magics, knowledge he intends to use to challenge not just the Mages of his Generation who sentenced him but the very gods themselves.

    From bestselling Russian fantasist Nick Perumov, voted best European SF writer in , c His thousand years of exile were meant to teach Hedin, Sage of Darkness, the error of his ways.

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    From bestselling Russian fantasist Nick Perumov, voted best European SF writer in , comes a sword-and-sorcery adventure in the classic mode of Robert E. Howard with an added dash of Beowulf. Paperback , pages. Published March 15th by Zumaya Otherworlds first published January 1st To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Godsdoom , please sign up. Lists with This Book.

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    Nick claims writing is his ' hobby ', and science is his job. This fantasy novel takes place in J.

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    The books tell the story of hobbit Folko Brandybuck, the heir of Meriadoc , and his two dwarven friends, who are trying to protect Middle-earth from a new danger: Judging by authors plans two more books of this series should come to the light. Initially it was a three-volume series of non-connected novels telling the different parts of Hjorward world history, including the rebellion of Hedin and Rakot against the Young Gods, the main event of Consistent history.

    It is continued by some spin-offs and series of Godsdoom 2.

    Godsdoom: The Book of Hagen

    Also known as 'Chronicles of The Rift' or 'Series of Mage', this eight-volume series tells the story of Fess the necromancer , who keeps the secret of magical Diamond and Wooden swords. Fess was caught in the 'closed' world of Evial, and suffers the pressure of local inquisition. A finale to the whole Consistent universe. This science fiction duology tells about a distant future in which the "German nation" became the human hegemon in the Galaxy, namely through abandonning its Nazi ideology in favour of a multicultural "Empire Above All" nationalism.