Author: []Margaret Weis, []Tracey Hickman Original, Zhu Xueheng Translated
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: These so-called heroes get tired, cry, and make mistakes. Their world is also filled with conflicts, discrimination, and unequal treatment. What sets them apart is their decision to rebel—against class discrimination, against the elves' hatred for humans, and against the rigid and inflexible honor system of knights. They sacrifice everything they might have for the values they believe are right. In the world of Dragonlance, Kaelen, there is no "happily ever after." Kaelen is not a fairy-tale world; everyone in the story bleeds, and they may all sacrifice themselves to achieve their goals. Heroes will no longer be invincible warriors who fight with a smile. Most of them are tragic heroes burdened with curses, struggling against their fate.
Dragonlance Chronicles
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