Everus Dragonbanner finds himself in the midst of the quest to complete the Hand of Cyrvilus - the tool he will use to kill Xethorn, God of Murder, and exact his revenge on the god that betrayed him.
Accompanied by the faithful yet cretinous Creeps and the lovely Carrie, a sorcerer of some renown, only have one more piece of the hand of Cyrvilus to complete the arcane artifact and they push on through Stranglewood Forest.
Unknown to Everus, strange powers are at play; forces that will use his desire for vengeance to further Their own agendas. With no alternative but to use evil against evil, he finds himself trapped in a desperate race to fulfill his quest before a demonic terror from the past consumes him.
The final chapter of the Daemondamned Trilogy is a race to who will get revenge first... and how will the world be left in the stead of their destruction.
'An amazing take on a dark Fantasy story, Stays true to traditional Dungeons & Dragons but also puts a darker spin on it. One of my favourite books in the genre.' - Dylan Williams
As penance for past deeds, Edmund Glasby grew up in Morecambe and studied Egyptian Archaeology at University College London and Archaeology and Anthropology at Oxford - Morecambe provided him with a better education. He started writing short fantasy/horror stories and eventually Disciple of a Dark God after finishing university. He is married with a five year old son who bears an uncanny resemblance to Damien Thorn from the 1976 film The Omen.
Genre: Fantasy
Accompanied by the faithful yet cretinous Creeps and the lovely Carrie, a sorcerer of some renown, only have one more piece of the hand of Cyrvilus to complete the arcane artifact and they push on through Stranglewood Forest.
Unknown to Everus, strange powers are at play; forces that will use his desire for vengeance to further Their own agendas. With no alternative but to use evil against evil, he finds himself trapped in a desperate race to fulfill his quest before a demonic terror from the past consumes him.
The final chapter of the Daemondamned Trilogy is a race to who will get revenge first... and how will the world be left in the stead of their destruction.
Praise for Disciple of a Dark God:
'An amazing take on a dark Fantasy story, Stays true to traditional Dungeons & Dragons but also puts a darker spin on it. One of my favourite books in the genre.' - Dylan Williams
As penance for past deeds, Edmund Glasby grew up in Morecambe and studied Egyptian Archaeology at University College London and Archaeology and Anthropology at Oxford - Morecambe provided him with a better education. He started writing short fantasy/horror stories and eventually Disciple of a Dark God after finishing university. He is married with a five year old son who bears an uncanny resemblance to Damien Thorn from the 1976 film The Omen.
Genre: Fantasy
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