Guild Wars: Edge of Destiny (Paperback)

from ajhackwith

The book started out so strong with the characters and dialogue, that when it devolved into nothing but action after action scene, it was a big disappointment. I also thought the development for Logan at the end was, to say the least, disappointing. Still, I'm glad I read it prior to Guild Wars 2...

from stefferoo

Whenever I have an underwhelmed opinion of something, I like to take some time to mull it over to ensure I haven't been too hasty in my judgment. After considering it fully, however, my thoughts on Edge of Destiny remain the same, especially when I compare it to other books in the gaming tie-in g...

from kevbayer

Great book that introduces us to Destiny's Edge and sets up the world of Guild Wars 2 for those us anticipating that release.We see how Destiny's Edge forms, how they become world-renowned heroes (not henchmen), and we see what breaks them up.The book is a series of missions, each leading to a bo...

from jmkeep

Edge of Destiny was a good book and a decent introduction to the lore and history of Guild Wars 2. It was standard in terms of writing style for the genre, which definitely isn't a bad thing. I really enjoyed most of the characters. I found the plot a bit choppy in terms of pacing, but it wasn't ...

from Alexander_Crom

While Edge of Destiny is by no means a serious book, it should not be immediately overlooked as an immature one and therefore not worth your time to read. Edge of Destiny's, or EoD, primary focus was to portray the drastic changes of the geographic and political structure in Tyria over the course...