Dark Force Rising: Star Wars Legends (The Thrawn Trilogy) (Star Wars: the Hand of Thrawn, 2)

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Particularly when characters are conversing with one another, there seems to be only a few different types of responses (which often sound awkward and hard to envision) that characters are able to give one another, such as: "grunted", "retorted", "countered", and "conceded". The plot revolves around everyone in the novel trying to find a bunch of lost spaceships that are such an amazing prize because . There were a few things that perturbed me, but there were some moments that nearly brought tears to my eyes. PD: Las estoy leyendo en la antigua traducción de Martinez Roca y perdón que lo diga pero menuda putisima mierda de traducción.

Ackbar ha sido detenido por la presunta introducción de dinero sospechosamente imperial en su cuenta bancaria, mientras Fey´lya gana poder político aprovechándose de este acontecimiento para quitarse de encima a su mayor oponente dentro de la jerarquía republicana. After not being a big fan of how little Force and Jedi there were in the previous book I was happy with what we got here.Intrigue and spy craft at every turn all the while giving life to one of the Empire's most sadistic, cold-blooded ruthless dictators in History: Thrawn! The emergence of the enigmatic Noghri and their loyalty to Thrawn presents a unique and captivating element to the narrative. But now that I have been introduced to Thrawn and know how awesome he is, so the novelty of this has worn off. THE CONClUSION: Dark Force Rising could have been a lot better, but I still found it to be a good book.

It's a bunch of bland elements but into a bland blender and blanded up to created a a bland juice blend.New Faces and Factions: "Dark Force Rising" introduces a host of new characters, including the enigmatic Mara Jade, who adds an intriguing layer to the story. Me sigue llamando mucho la atención Mara Jade, la antigua Mano del Emperador, de la que aquí sabemos era una de varias y no la única como ella creía. Dark Force Rising Sourcebook is a 144-page softcover book written by Bill Slavicsek, with graphics and illustrations by Stephen Crane, Mike Nielsen, Dana Knutson, Rob Caswell, John Paul Lona, and Mike Vilardi, with cover art by Tom Jung.