Fantasy books with weird worlds
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Fantasy books with weird worlds
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Deathstalker is... hmmm... VERY bloody space opera with very interesting civilizations. It is pretty cliché, and not something to take too seriously, but it still has aliens who live in their own pocket dimensions, cyborgs who want to turn any form of life into cyborgs, three AI that rule a whole planet and want to destroy everything, aliens, thematic park bots that go mad and start killing everybody until they rule the planet...
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It's about a group of beings called the Seerkind consisting of demon like creature, elves and other creatures based on myths that magically wisked to safety in a magic carpet from being hunted to extinction by humans until it was safe to return. I don't want to give nothing away but its great book and I hope you give it a read and enjoy it as much as I did. Lol now I want to read it again now to find my copy
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Queenmagic, Kingmagic by Ian Watson has a really interesting world which more or less forms the basis for the story.
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I've read almost all of all three. I had the ending spoiled for me, so I quit before I finished the third book. They're all very good, though, so I recommend that series to you.
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-- 01 Jan 2014, 18:10 --
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the last dragon chronicles definitely fit that criteria. its all about the creation and undying generation of dragons. the main character dragons on this trilogy are called the pennykettle dragons and the have been made out of clay. their hearts are made out of a magical ball of ice and snow formed in another life over 15 thousand years ago. when entered into the dragons the ice turns to fire and the only thing able to quench that fire is that dragons tear.
the hole book is basically a magical alternation of global warming. the world being thrown into an eternal winter and dark forces wanting to bring back Gaia, the legendary mother dragon that created all and was the last dragon to die, and use her to control the world.
the main characters: lucy, david, zanna, elizabeth, and alexa pennykettle are all thrown back and forth between different worlds, discovering their past lives and who the really are and just how capable the are to changing the world.
-- 01 Jan 2014, 18:33 --
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another series would be warriors by Erin hunter. it is also about global warming but through the eyes of cats. a whole society of cats. whole clans of cats that are like Indians, living and surviving in the wild. there are 4 earthly clans total: thunderclan, windclan, riverclan, and shadow clan. every cat of each clan is one way or the other related to the name. thundreclan cats are the dominant, bursting with energy and are the main points of prophecy. windclan cats live in the grasslands, their fast as rabbits and quiet as a mouse; also they have proven throught the series to be peace loving and as unpredictable as the wind. riverclan cats are as slippery as water when it comes to trust and deciding who their allies are; they live by the river and are apart from other cats because of their love of water. shadowclan cats trust nocat but themselves; always lurking in the shadows and using their dark coats and muscles to their advantage.
humans coming from all around are destroying the forest and the clans are forced to put aside their chains of distrust and differences. after much death and disruption form the humans the cats finally come together and make the long and dangerous journey of finding a new home.
the clans are lead by the cats,that have died long ago, and are watching them fro their heaven named starclan. their pelts filled with the stars and their minds filled with the wisdom of life and the practice of watching others in their death.
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