Customer Reviews

Magic - the Gathering: Final Sacrifice

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I must say that I've enjoyed the first four MTG books. Clayton Emery has done an admirable job of bringing the magic of Dominia to the pages of novels, as well as creating a nice story with engaging characters and a pretty exciting plot. However, I am glad that this story has come to an end and more of the world of MTG can now be explored.

In Final Sacrifice, Gull and Greensleeves continue to barely survive fight after fight against a team of wizards that they have thwarted in the past until Greensleeves eventually just snaps and nearly destroys everything around her. The ending of the book comes as somewhat of a surprise, with characters from the past reappearing and the "final sacrifice" not being what you'd expect.

Another quick, easy, and enjoyable read, I'd reccomend it for someone looking for a short and relaxing read.

I thought the plot of this book was terribly simplistic. I got through the first 300 pages or so of uninspiring material and found the climactic scene especially disappointing. I have played Magic for several years and was bored with this book. Rabid Magic enthusiasts might like it, but avid fantasy readers should look for something else.

I was looking a long time for some great fantasy book whith the good, beautiful yet extremely powerful sorceress in the main role. This trilogy and especially 'The Final Sacrifice' fulfilled all my demands at 100%. I can only mourn there isn't more books like this.

it is an awesome book i loved the part where greenseleves cast the gaint storm on the blue barbarians whil protecting her own troops

Greensleeves grows in power and battles the evil wizards who cast gloom upon the land. I loved this book! More wonderful descriptions.

decent storyline, rather have a bigmac...

A good book, showing the other side of magic; that it always isn't goo

Clayton Emery has ended the Magic Trilogy with a surprising ending. He describes every fight to the smallest detail making you feel like you're there. If you would like to talk to me E-mail me.

I think that the book was excellent and really put the cards in the story, but there was one problem, it said that the Brothers were evil and teamed up to conquer the world. For all of us people who have played Magic we know that that is WRONG!

The book brought to conclusion the stories found in the two previous books. I have to admit, it was tough to read it. Boring at times, character flaws. I gave 3 stars becuase the last chapters made up for it. I must confess that I really felt bad for Greensleves. This proves that after three books, those characters, mostly Greenselves and Gull, really grew on me.

I have not used this one with my students.