Bloodlines

by Loren L. Coleman

Blood has been spilled. Battle lines have been drawn. Time is getting short as Tolaria races to find the one who will wield the power of the Legacy. Deep in the inner circle, the dark lord Yawgmoth... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786913800
• ISBN13: 9780786913800
• Release Date: August 1999
• Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
• Length: 343 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Bloodlines to me.

Bloodlines was my favorite MTG book ever. This book started as I have to read this book because I need it for my book report. By the end of the book I was ready to be in MTG world fighting with Urza and Barrin, if your an MTG fan this is a MUST READ.

What Happen to the ending?

I liked this book, but for it to be the last book in a series the ending disappointed me. The story was good but the book ends with nothing resolved. I guess they just wanted to let this books storyline leave room for other books to branch off from. Personally I wish that this book could have at least had an ending to Urza's fight.

One of the best Magic books ever!

I have read all of the Magic: The Gathering novels, from the start with the tale of The Brothers' War, to the journeys of Gerrard and the Weatherlight in Mercadian Masques. This book is one of my three favorites (the others being Nemesis and Rath and Storm). But this one sticks out in my mind. The plot for the destruction of Urza, his search for an heir to his Legacy, and all of his friends including Barrin, Gatha, Rayne, Multani, and others. This book has an interesting plot that makes you want to forget all other plans for the day and read instead. I strongly recommend this book!

Good, but it feels incomplete somehow....

I don't normally get into MTG novels, but I rather liked this one. Loren does a good job with character development, and I liked the plot--it was a good solid effort and it was overall a very easy and entertaining read. However, it felt like the book was very incomplete. This really struck me, because (having read Loren's other work, particularly his BattleTech novels) this is so very out of character for him. I was left wondering "wha happen? How does it end?"--which is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.