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A review by kazmx
Pathfinder Tales: Plague of Shadows by Howard Andrew Jones
4.0
Although I'm not very fond of books that are all over the place, Howard presents a very decent story. As many pathfinder novels it made me feel like I was there with Elyana, Renar and Drelm.
The introduction had a very messy start. It made me feel like I had to go back a few pages because it squeezed a lot of information. I liked how we were introduced to the main character.
The middle chapters had a lot of info about Golarion. And that's when I got lost at first. Even though I know the geography I felt it was a lot to take in.
The climax and ending were the best parts. They wrapped up with perfectly the story, tieing loose knits everywhere and presenting a villain with all its inhuman characteristics.
The introduction had a very messy start. It made me feel like I had to go back a few pages because it squeezed a lot of information. I liked how we were introduced to the main character.
The middle chapters had a lot of info about Golarion. And that's when I got lost at first. Even though I know the geography I felt it was a lot to take in.
The climax and ending were the best parts. They wrapped up with perfectly the story, tieing loose knits everywhere and presenting a villain with all its inhuman characteristics.