I have seen a list with the books chronologically, but I feel like if this is the order Feist wrote them in, it's Feist takes us back in time! After progressing the timeline through the Serpentwar Saga, there is a break in the action where we return to post Riftwar Mikidmia and revisit some of our favorite characters, meet some new ones, and go on some adventures that take place to fill in the gaps between other books in the series. I am reading it now because I am reading in publication order. moreįeist takes us back in time! After progressing the timeline through the Serpentwar Saga, there is a break in the action where we return to post Riftwar Mikidmia and revisit some of our favorite characters, meet some new ones, and go on some adventures that take place to fill in the gaps between other books in the series. The video game influence in this book is unmistakable, as evidenced by an encumbrance of sword fights, multilevel conspiracy, and two-dimensional characters.- Brendan J.
But first-time Feist readers may find Krondor the Betrayal baffling and tiresome-without the momentum of the larger series, much of the story's effect is diminished. Long-time readers will be delighted at the return of popular characters Pug the Wizard, Squire Locklear and others, as they face the menace of a marauding elf war-chieftain and a mysterious cabal of wizards.
Feist, whose Serpentwar Saga has sold millions of copies and established him as one of the most popular fantasy authors of modern times, also wrote this novelization, which places the action of the game in the context of his fully-realised fantasy setting, Midkemia.įeist has legions of fans. Krondor the Betrayal began its life as the best-selling role-playing video game of all time, written by Raymond E. Feist, whose Serpentwar Saga has sold millions of copies and established him as one of the most popular f The video game industry has always drawn upon works of fiction for inspiration-sooner or later, the process had to reverse itself. The video game industry has always drawn upon works of fiction for inspiration-sooner or later, the process had to reverse itself.
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