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Druss the Legend by David A. Gemmell · Booklabria

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Druss the Legend

Druss the Legend

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DrenaiBook 6 of 4

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Book 6, Druss the Legend, this book

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First published: 1994
Editions: 4 in 2 languages
Series: Drenai, 6

Synopsis

The legendary warrior Druss. It follows the socially awkward Druss as he transforms into the "Deathwalker" after slavers kidnap his wife, Rowena, forcing him to embark on a violent quest for vengeance, armed with his family's axe, Snaga, and accompanied by the poet Sieben. The book chronicles his journey through dangerous lands, his growth as a warrior, and his struggle to control his inner darkness.

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4 in 2 languages

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