I grew up on Warcraft and loved every minute. From the first time I played a campaign, to the first time I logged onto battle.net, to entering Azeroth in Vanilla WoW, I always find myself coming back for more. When I discovered the Warcraft novels, particularly the War of the Ancients series and the trilogy of Day of the Dragon, Lord of the Clans, and The Last Guardian, it only increased my love for this fantasy world.
Fast forward quite a few years, and I'm no longer a teen who can binge 14 hours on a weekend raiding MC. Instead, I've got kids that I want to share my passions with. I've found myself keeping an eye out for ways to introduce Warcraft to my family who aren't quite ready for the complexity of the games or the depths of the novels. Enter World of Warcraft: Folk and Fairy Tales of Azeroth.
Delve into a realm where monsters, mystery, and magic reign supreme. For fans of the World of Warcraft universe, "Folk and Fairy Tales of Azeroth" is an absolute treasure trove, presenting a collection of original fairy tales, magnificently illustrated, and reimagined by a stellar ensemble of renowned storytellers.
Journey from the vast expanses of the Eastern Kingdoms to the bustling streets of Gadgetzan. Every corner of Azeroth is filled with tales of courage, resilience, and heroism. These aren't just stories; they are lifelines that have bridged civilizations, shaped heroes, and kindled the spirit of adventure in countless souls. Among the pages, readers will find twelve captivating narratives penned by the likes of Garth Nix, Catherynne M. Valente, Kami Garcia, and more.
But this anthology is not merely a retelling. It's a revelation! Offering fresh perspectives, new voices, and an unparalleled depth to the world we thought we knew. Whether you're a battle-hardened champion of Azeroth or a newcomer eager for tales of enchantment, this book promises a sojourn of wonder. Lay down your armor, find a cozy corner, and let the tales of "Folk and Fairy Tales of Azeroth" transport you to realms both familiar and extraordinary.
Right now, the hardcopy (the only way to really enjoy it I think!) is marked down to $21.49 from the normal $35.00.
Enjoy!
-C
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