THE CHRONICLES OF WETHERID II
An Ongoing Epic Book Series
The world stands on the brink.
The Orc shaman Gorzod Greyswings has summoned a demon from the soul-realm – Xaroth, the World-Burner. Should he fully manifest, nothing will stand against him.
While the rulers of Fallgar forge dark alliances, Astinhod sinks into a web of intrigue and betrayal. Grand Duke Aldion, the ruthless Lady Merdiva, and hidden powers fight for control, while murders and secret pacts plunge the city into chaos.
But far from these machinations, a desperate search begins for the Seven Artifacts – the only relics that could stop Xaroth.
In this first volume, the journey leads to the Northland, where a small group of companions sets out to find the artifacts before it is too late. Yet not only ice and snow make their journey dangerous – the Frost Elves are on the move, dark alliances are forming, and new enemies awaken from the shadows of past wars.
The Companions
A group of heroes – each with their own past, each with their own scars:
- Gorathdin: A half-elf between two cultures, torn between duty and revenge.
- Vrenli: A scholar burdened with the knowledge of forgotten times.
- Aarl: A warrior with a painful past, forced to leave his family in Thir behind.
- Borlix: A paladin whose faith and blade are tested to the limit.
- Werlis: A survivor who fights as sharply with words as with blades – despite the arm he lost in the last great war.
- Master Drobal: A mage who knows more secrets than he would like.
- Thorgar: A guardian of the Northland, facing a decision that will change his life.
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A glimpse into the abyss
Reader Reviews
"The Chronicles of Wetherid II opens a classic High Fantasy journey with clear structure and epic ambition. The series feels planned, cohesive, and designed for long-term development. A strong start for readers of epic fantasy."
"The novel consciously follows the rules of classic fantasy: a group of companions, a clear quest, and a detailed world. Style and atmosphere are reminiscent of older fantasy epics. Overall, a solid, calm fantasy adventure."
"Guardians of the Seven Artifacts convinces with an elaborated world and characters with their own motives. Especially the political and moral aspects give depth to the plot. A worthwhile read for fans of classic High Fantasy."
What makes this book unique
- Complex High Fantasy for sophisticated readers: A world full of magic, intrigue, and profound characters.
- Moral gray areas instead of black-and-white thinking: No one is purely good or evil – everyone has their own motives.
- Strategy, power, and betrayal: In the shadows, threads are spun that decide victory and ruin.
- A threat beyond imagination: A demon capable of devouring an entire world, and artifacts that are his only weakness.
For readers of epic High Fantasy
Guardians of the Seven Artifacts is aimed at lovers of classic, multi-layered fantasy worlds – readers who appreciate Tad Williams, Tolkien, Robert Jordan, or Brandon Sanderson not just for the magic, but for the slow unfolding of a world, the struggle of nations, and the power of ancient legends.