Hederick, leader of the Seeker religion in Solace and self-ordained conscience of Krynn, embarks on a terrifying inquisition that threatens all who follow magic and the true gods and allows the forces of evil into the world. Original. 75,000 first printing.
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Fantastic Book.,
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This review is from: Hederick the Theocrat (Dragonlance: Villains, Book 4) (Mass Market Paperback)
This is the book of how Hederick went from being a simple boy in a village ruled by his mom and some unseen god to the top of the Seekers. It's a story about a man who dove into Madness and became a fanatic and the sister who loved him and would not rest until she saw him saved. It's an excellent book with plenty of emotional impact and adventure. It also takes advantage of the D&D Goblin races. In 27 Dragonlance books this is the first one I read that has an Underwater Hobgoblin and a Bug Bear as well as a Slime Monster. The book is written well and is one of the best in the Dragonlance Saga. A must read for Dragonlance fans and fans of Fantasy books in general.
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Villain's great, but the hero deserved to be grated,
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This review is from: Hederick the Theocrat (Dragonlance: Villains, Book 4) (Mass Market Paperback)
This book is a combination of two extremes: on one hand, a detailed, capturing portrait of the nefarious Hederick, no more than three pages in the "Chronicles" Saga. On the other hand... a pathetic group of mismatched "heroes": a seventy year-old ex-Seeker, a misguided but well-meaning mage, a thief who seems to be the only sensible character, and centaurs and kender and slaves for no reason than they could be there. There are some pointless chapters but a lot of good scenes with Hederick. If you can get past the fact there isn't much of a good guy to root for, you can see one of the best examples of villany in this book, in the title character.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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PASS,
This review is from: Hederick the Theocrat (Dragonlance: Villains, Book 4) (Mass Market Paperback)
This book is written as ugly as Hederick looks on the cover. It ambles along like I imagine Hederick walks, all out of breath and stuggling to make it to the end.
My dog tore up the book the other morning, and I can only imagine that she read it and felt the same way I do about this book.
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