Nemesis: Masquerade Cycle, Book II: Amazon.ca: Paul B. Thompson: Books

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A new threat looms on the horizon.

The long-awaited completion of Rath is approaching. The Dark Lord's plans to invade Dominaria will soon see fruition. Only the struggle for power in this artificial plane remains. Urza Planeswalker will not stop the Phyrexian empire.

Witness the creation of his nemesis.

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Ertai fell screaming into a tangled mass of rigging suspended from the side of the pursuing vessel. Read the first page

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Best MTG book out there!, April 9 2003

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Scott (Somewhere you'll never know) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Nemesis: Masquerade Cycle, Book II (Mass Market Paperback)

No book even comes close to comparing to this. The story tells how new evincars are chosen to lead Rath. Ertai, who is a former weatherlight crewman, is up for the post against his "friend" Crovax. The Phyrexian emissary, Belbe, comes to choose but a 'slight' mishap slows down her choice. Each contestant is set on a task, Crovax to quell a rebellion and Ertai to develop control over flowstone. But torwards the end Greven il-Vec and a mysterious figure named 'Furah' interupt the naming of the new evincar. That became the best fight in the whole MTG series, better then Gerrard and Volrath.

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4.0 out of 5 stars A good book but it needs a little improvment., Oct 19 2002

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This review is from: Nemesis: Masquerade Cycle, Book II (Mass Market Paperback)

The book's storyline is great, chracters are great , and the overall feeling after reading it is great. But the author portrayed about 4 different charecters. It got very annoying to go from chapter to chapter and switching main charecters. That was the only con but otherwaise I strongly recommend this book.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Book, a Fresh Take on Things, Jun 3 2002

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J. D. Cicci "lcicci" (Peckville, Pennsylvania United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Nemesis: Masquerade Cycle, Book II (Mass Market Paperback)

This is the sixth or seventh book that I've read in the M:TG series. I really enjoyed this to other books because it takes a much different approach. It is about Belbe, Emissary of Phyrexia, who much chose one of the several would-be-kings, a new Evincar of Rath. The book is very interesting and gives you a much more in-depth look at the intricacies of Rath than the previous book "Rath and Storm". Everything is handled extremely well from character traits, to the plot and storyline, to minute details. My only gripe is the fact that one of the candidates was pre-chosen and continuously gains more strength and grows insanely powerful throughout the book. The others never had a chance; including an old face who appears later. I won't ruin any of the story for you, but if you've played the card game you probably already know the outcome as I did. It's still a wonderful read. Highly recommended. Overall I give this about a 9 out of 10.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Good Author, bad topic...
I have played Magic for over 5 years, since Ice Age and before. I stopped after Stronghold came out. Read more

Published on Oct 2 2001

5.0 out of 5 stars Book Review: Nemesis
Paul B. Thompson's Nemesis novel is very unpredictable. If you are tired of reading Magic the Gathering books only based on a war, rejoice! Read more

Published on July 2 2001 by A_Bosserman