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The Doom of Kings

Eberron: Legacy of Dhakaan, Book 1

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The return of the shifter Geth!In the wake of the Last War, a new king has risen and seeks to unite the newly formed goblin kingdom of Darguun under his rule. He seeks an ancient scepter, a symbol under which to unite his people and hires Geth, a shifter who owns one of the trio of artifacts to which the scepter once belonged, to find it. But will the artifact do what the Darguul king needs it to?

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This definitely worth the purchase. My only complaint was in the story was sometimes I found it difficult to know who were goblins and and who were humans.

The narrator was like an audio version of a nice steak house- hearty, good, and resonate.

Fun adventure!

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Gives a new perspective on goblinoids, rather than just making them monsters. Was very happy to see they keep the same narrator for the whole trilogy as he's the best I've heard. So many voices.

Best D&D book and narrator for audiobook yet.

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Loved it, what a great book. Thoroughly enjoyed the hobgoblin politics. I can't wait to listen to the next two!

Couldn't stop listening.

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I’ve played in Eberron and DM’d it for about 4-5 years. This is the seventh Eberron book I’ve listened to and far and away the best. Robin Sachs’ gravelly voice is perfect for this and the Lore is deep.

Excellent

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A great adventure in classic DND style, centered around a group searching for an ancient artifact who find strange things never expected. It's also worth mentioning how much Dhakaani is spoken, and what a great job the narrator does with his Dar voices.

A great adventure

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