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    Out Live (2000)

    Out Live (2000)

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    A sweeping, epic tale of a martial arts warrior who attempts to defy a kingdom to be with his love.

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Morgan Sheppard (936 KP) created a post

Sep 12, 2022  
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A kingdom in mourning… Six princes turned dark in their grief… One maiden holds hope to save them. And when the Gods become involved, will Selene choose to help them, or leave them to their fate?

#KU
#Fantasy
#Romance
#FairytaleRetelling

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Benjamin Mckinney (0 KP) rated Shadows over Camelot in Tabletop Games

Jan 19, 2020  
Shadows over Camelot
Shadows over Camelot
2005 | Adventure, Deduction, Fantasy, Medieval, Mythology
8
7.1 (7 Ratings)
Tabletop Game Rating
Co-operative 3-7 players (3 more)
Possibility of a traitor
Defend the kingdom
Jump in/Drop out mechanic
takes a long time to play. (0 more)
Emerge from the shadows
Shadows over Camelot is a Co-operative game built around king Arthur and his knights of the round table. You as one of Arthur's trusted guards or maybe even arthur himself. You defend the kingdom, find excalibur, discover the holy grail and Lancelot's armor, and maybe fight a dragon or two. Also watch out for a traitor. One of you might not be as noble as they seem. Plan on more than an hour for your first game.
  
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David McK (3557 KP) rated War Lord in Books

Oct 25, 2020  
War Lord
War Lord
Bernard Cornwell | 2020 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
The final entry in Bernard Cornwell's long-running 'Saxon Stories'/'The Last Kingdom'/Warrior Chronicles' (the series name seems to keep changing), that first started way back in the early noughties with The Last Kingdom, with the series following Uhtred of Bebbanburg: born a Saxon, raised by the Danes and reluctantly fighting for Alfred (the future 'the Great') of Wessex.

We're now into his - Alfred's - grandchildren time, and the notion of England has now come to all but fruition: indeed, by the end of this novel, and after the battle of Brunanburgh, all of the counties are united under the rule of Aethelstan.

A fitting end to the series.