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Derek
Dec 27, 2008 rated it it was ok  ·  review of another edition
Honestly, the antics of Jorian and Karadur wore out their welcome early in The Unbeheaded King. While all three were meandering picaresque adventures, the last seemed composed entirely of digressions around a slender core: retrieving Jorian's wife from the city-state of Xylar. Karadur, instead of being a hapless instigator of trouble on account of his unbounded gullibility (as in the first two), here is an unwelcome source of discouragement and negativity. This forms a drag on the story.

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Jun 08, 2016 rated it liked it
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Interesting premise, funny scenes, but kind of boring over execution.
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