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Ironhelm (The Maztica trilogy) [Paperback]

Douglas Niles


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Erix, a slave girl, is the only one to witness the arrival of a band of explorers and mercenaries, who under the banner of their god, Helm, are determined to conquer the continent of Maztica.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Definetly the Best Forgotten Realms book I've read... 21 May 2003
By Emma Campbell - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
This book is great, the character development is very realsistic in my opinion. Contrary to another review, I would say that the Knights of Helm vs Native Mazticans conflict is nail-biting. It does not represent the Invaders as any more "Civilised" than those they attack. They are described as having a "washed out" appearance, "strange, sprouting" facial hair and also carrying a rank odour. In the way that events are told, I myself interpreted the book as saying that the conflict was unfortunate, and more the fault of the evil worshippers of the Maztican War God. Another brilliant factor would have to be a secret conspiracy element which definetly does not rip of history.
This is by far the most well-developed Forgotten Realms book I have ever read, although some humour wouldn't have gone amiss.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Best book of the trilogy 31 Aug 2007
By Vincent Van Der Auwera - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
The first book is by far the best, followed closely by the second (Viperhand). It offers a thrilling experience, good characters and plenty of mystery. Also not too predictable and some nice twists with Realms oldskools that may even surprise the hardcore fans.
After reading the first book you simply MUST read the second, then leave the ending open.

Stay clear of the third volume, cause it spoils everything in my humble opinion.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Page Turner 15 July 2000
By Nienna - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I found Ironhelm to be a book that was extermely hard to put down. Right from the start it immerses you in action and adventure. The main plot was easy to guess, as this novel seemed to be based on the Spanish invasion of Mexico. Historical boredom is spared, however, with the lively infusion of magic and fantasy. Although true to the Forgotten Realms setting, it adds a new and original continent. My only complaint is the brief details in some parts of this book. This lack, however, keeps the book fast paced.
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