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The Empire Trilogy - co-written with Janny Wurts and set on Kelewan, this series overlaps with the events of The Riftwar Saga.A Darkness at Sethanon - a legendary dark-elf chieftain returns from the dead to lead his people against The Kingdom of the Isles.Silverthorn - a princess is accidentally poisoned on her wedding day by the dark forces who seek the death of her fiance.Magician also received an Updated Re-release to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Divided for Publication into two books in paperback Magician: Apprentice and Magician: Master after the original release. Magician - the western Kingdom is invaded by the Tsurani, a pseudo-oriental empire from the planet Kelewan.The Kingdom of the Isles must deal with enemies from within and without, including an alien invasion, a mad monarch, a dark-elf uprising and the return of an ancient evil force. The books are split into several sub-series, displayed here in chronological order of the world's history: Though a different enemy is at the heart of each invasion, these are all consequences of the same underlying evil. During each of these wars, Midkemia is threatened by invasion from Another Dimension through portals known as rifts. There are five total rift-wars during the cycle, the namesake Riftwar, followed by the Serpentwar, the Darkwar, the Demonwar and finally the Chaoswar. However, the novels take place some five centuries before the time when this campaign was set. Most of the action of the series centers upon The Kingdom of the Isles on the world of Midkemia, which was originally developed by Feist and his friends for an in-house Dungeons & Dragons campaign. The first volume was published in 1982 and the final novel was published in 2013. The Riftwar Cycle encompasses ten sagas (most of which are set up as trilogies) and a collection of short stories, all of which are set in the same universe if in distinct Time Periods.

Feist, this is one of the longest-running High Fantasy series (thirty books) ever written note compared to powerhouses like Xanth (thirty-four) or Discworld (forty).

The Midkemia Wiki describes Eortis as a Lesser God of the Sea who died during the Chaos Wars, with Killian taking his place while he is dead.Written by Raymond E.

The party's offer to lay the region's distressed rusalki to rest is a kindness great enough to rouse his interest and allow him to heal them from the plague. While his priestesses cannot communicate with him directly, relying on omens and seeing his impact only in small and obscure ways, his wordless presence can be overwhelming when his power stirs.Īlthough Eortis can only intervene directly in matters concerning his sea-kingdom's denizens, he can act outside his mandate in return for a service done on their behalf.

The Order of Eortis, a splinter faction of the Temple of Killian who occupy Temple Isle, believe that their prayers will eventually bring Eortis back from his long rest.Ī shadow of Eortis's former power, slumbering in oblivion, still resides at his temple. Once a sea-spanning power, he vanished when the Valheru attacked Midkemia's, he vanished and Killian took control of his realm. Eortis was designated by Ishap to preside solely over the breadth and depth of the sea, including all life within and upon it.