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Orick Vatris: The Devourer Rises

Leituras 23
Votos 0
Capítulos 2
Tempo 54m

Leituras 23
Votos 0
Capítulos 2
Tempo 54m

adventure fantasy mage magic necromancer rogue war wizard

Orick found himself in a freefall in the aftermath of Uzora's defeat led to his city's downfall. Now, the mage is fully connected with the magic within him, free of the lurking evil that siphoned his power. But the journey for Orick is only beginning as he heads to foreign lands. The mage determined to build a life without battles or horrors and to live peacefully. Unfortunately, a new upcoming War Mongering self-appointed King from Rimewick is determined to have a one-world order with his legion of necromancers strategically placed throughout the world.

            Orick encounters a gnome named Burwici, who discovers the plot before Orick's arrival leading to the Gnome searching the mage. As the two begin to pull on the threads of the new threat, Orick is forced to explore enchantments leading to hidden cities and discovering living legends. These legends could be part of the solution to stop the growth of undead armies and cultists determined to create this new world order. But are the two too late? Can Orick and his new companions work well together long enough to take down the unknown threats, or is Orick doomed to have history repeat itself?Todos os Direitos Reservados

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