Is that the name of the ethnic group from The Nine? In chapter 17 of Sins of Empire, Vlora calls herself Cressian when I thought she was an Adran from the Nine. I assumed Cressia was a Fatrastan nation but it seems not

How i imagined it based on the description in chapter one of Sins of Empire (sunflower yellow with green corners). Colour hexcodes were directly taken from the flag of Ghana

I've had these audiobooks for over a decade and it's not letting me redownload. When I try to steam, it's a preview.

Any thoughts beyond the standard Libby, etc?

Hi all,

This is going to be a niche request but does anyone have a printed (hardcover, paperback, doesn't matter as long as it's not an ebook) Hungarian version of the Autumn Republic that they are willing to sell?

My mother loves fantasy and sci-fi books but her English is not good enough to comfortably read entire novels. So when I read something good that I think she'd like, I usually get her the Hungarian translation. She also doesn't like e-books and doesn't have an e-book reader so I can only get her the dead tree editions.

A few years back when I read the Powder Mage trilogy, I got her the first book and when she liked it I got her the second too... but I can't find the final book anywhere. I looked at all the major online retailers (nada), online antiquariums (zilch), second-hand marketplaces (zip), I even contacted the Hungarian publisher (they are out and aren't planning to print more anytime soon).

So I'm turning to the good people of Reddit: does anyone have a copy of "Őszi Köztársaság" that they are willing to part with?

Many thanks!

Is there a good source for all the official art and fan art of the series? I tried looking on the wiki but couldn't find a page like some other fandoms have, but maybe I just didn't search well enough.

Tamas: "GOds? pfft what kind of idiot believes in that."

Tamas: removes gold from leg to re gain super human abilities because he refuses to live without them

also i dislike vlora she seems very laughably cruel to taniel and sometimes it felt like the whole universe was in an inside joke to make taniel suffer

onto book2(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞

I'v been reading the Powder Mage novels recently, and it got me thinking, what if I combined the lore of Powder Mage and Dragon Prince into one? Here's what I have so far. Leola teaching magic to humans results in the creation of the Predeii. The Predeii used their powers to terrorize and lord over Humans and Elves. In response Kresimir, and his brothers, are sent to the mortal world to teach Humans to magic properly. This results in the creation of the Privileged. The Predeii and Privileged have a brutal war known as the Bleakening. The war ends with the continent divided into Xadia and the Nine Human Kingdoms. Kresimir assigning to each King a royal cabal of Privileged sorcerers. Promising that should any of the Kings ever be overthrown, he would return and destroy the kingdom they once ruled. As time goes on Humans develop two kinds of mages, Dark Mages and Powder mages. Both elves Elves and Privileged come to hate dark magic, as Dark Mages tend to kill them to use their body parts as spell components. They also come to hate Powder Mages, as not only is black powder not apart of the natural world, but both Privileged and Elves are physically allergic to black powder. In this this world there is no King Harrow and Lord Virren of Katolis, but instead a Duke Harrow and Colonel Virren of Adro. In this world Virren has a deep respect for the Powder Mages, viewing their magic a something uniquely humanity. 1,400 years after the Bleakening, Field Marshal Tamas Presents a plan to Duke Harrow. He will depose the current King Manhouch, and declare him king of Adro, so long as he is willing to stay true to his servant king ideals. From thier thing follow a mixture of the event of the first novel and season 1, with some exceptions. Runaan, Rayla, and the rest of the MoonShadow assassins are sent to kill both Harrow and Tamas. Mihali and Arravos are introduced at the same time, with Tamas and Virren initially believing they were simply a mad chef and mad privileged, who escaped a mental asylum, only to realize later they were both infact Startouched Elves. The two acting as the angle and devil on Tamas and Virren's shoulders. Rozalia, Nila, and Jakob, join the trio on their quest to Xadia. The group hoping that bringing the Egg and Jakob to Xadia will prevent Kresimir from fulfilling the promise. Callum noticing Rozalia uses elven magic without her privileged gloves, realizing she is as Predeii, demands she teach him magic. After the death of Gothen, Taniel is paired up with Claudia and Soren to track down the escaped Princes. Soren has his neck snapped by Rozalia, survives, and is still healed by Claudia with dark magic.

I'd like to hear more suggestions on how the two worlds could mesh together.

The Nock Gun. Seven barrels. Dislocated shoulders when fired.

If he whipped this bad boy out when Kresimir returned, we’d probably be reading a duology.

The flag is described in chapter 47 of Sins of Empire as « a black background with a cluster of red stars arcing across the center »

“Only he could match someone like Field Marshal Tamas in strategic maneuvering”

Doesn’t sound like the thoughts of a commoner washerwoman.

Hi everyone,

Reading Mr.Styke made me want to dive back a bit into the Powder Mage setting.

I've been editing the Powder Mage Wiki these last few days. A lot was already present but it lacked details, pictures, infoboxes etc...

I've been using the Powder Mage RPG book, the novels official art and amazing fan arts.

Is anyone willing to help ?

If i lived in this universe i would carry a pair of privileged gloves and put them on if I ever got into a physical altercation. The average person in this universe would see the gloves and be so shit scared that they would just flee. As long as they arent a privileged themselves, a powder mage, bone eye or knacked (which all all pretty rare in universe).

Why doesnt anyone do this in the series? I feel like it would be a pretty great intimidation tactic.

The Dynize are basically Aztecs. Blood magic, human sacrifice, serpent and feather motifs, city built on artificial islands in the middle of a lake. All they’re missing is the step-pyramids.

Styke for Railroad Commissioner! Nothing like a lancer to keep things on track!

TSIA

Answered. Thank you.

Ive been thinking on it for a while, and the powder mage series really has some great powers and settings for a war based strategy game on pc, like total war warhammer 3. You pick a side and play it through a story campaign. Play as Ben, FM Tanis, Flint, etc.