i heard this is the best warcraft novel, anyone read it? does

Go back to the genre fiction containment thread and don't kill other threads with this shit.

this is like the least lit lit i've ever seen

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>>8029063
The best Warcraft novel is Lord of the Clans and I only read it because it was based off the cancelled adventure game which eventually became the basis for Warcraft 3.

The Last Guardian is the best Warcraft novel, and sadly the only one that Jeff Grubb ever wrong.

>>8029063

The beginning is pretty neato, but once it reaches the WC3 timeline, it's a straight up transcript of Arthas's campaign up through Frozen Throne, and it feels incredibly out of place and lazily-written. A few cool extra moments are thrown in throughout, but they're a little jarring to read with the oddly rushed pacing of the last 2/3 of the book. The ending was pretty cool, though.

I agree with some of the other anons here. Lord of the Clans and The Last Guardian are pretty solid. Day of the Dragon is okay, too. If you want to follow that book up, then I suggest checking out War of the Ancients trilogy. I also remember liking Rise of the Horde.

I read tides of darkness. Never again will I read such drivel again. The writer just can't write