
Titles in This Set
The Stolen Throne
The Calling
Asunder
The Last Flight
The Masked Empire
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
, 9781848567542, 9780857686473, 9781781169544, 9780857686480
Publisher: Titan Books
Overview
Step into the war-torn, magic-haunted world of Thedas with this five-book Dragon Age novel collection. Gathering five tie-in novels tied to the acclaimed BioWare video game series, this set traces the political schemes, ancient orders, and personal betrayals that shaped Ferelden and Orlais long before the games begin. Written by David Gaider, Liane Merciel, and Patrick Weekes, each book stands as a complete story while deepening the lore fans already love. Perfect for readers who want to understand the Grey Wardens and the fractured thrones behind the Dragon Age saga, built for binge-reading or savoring one story at a time.
About the Books
This collection brings together five essential Dragon Age novels, each expanding the world first explored in BioWare's video game franchise. The Stolen Throne and The Calling, both by David Gaider, follow King Maric's fight to reclaim Ferelden and the Grey Wardens' desperate mission against the darkspawn, laying the historical groundwork for the first Dragon Age game. Asunder, also by Gaider, moves the story into the Circle of Magi, where a rebellious mage hunts a killer while the fragile peace between templars and mages threatens to collapse entirely. The Last Flight, by Liane Merciel, travels back to the fall of the griffon riders during an earlier Blight, uncovering secrets that echo forward into the present-day struggles of the Grey Wardens. The Masked Empire, by Patrick Weekes, shifts focus to Orlais, where Empress Celene and elven rebel Briala navigate courtly masks, civil war, and dangerous alliances. Together, these five novels form a sweeping tour of Thedas's political and magical history, illuminating factions, characters, and conflicts that give richer context to the games. Each author brings a distinct voice while staying faithful to the established canon, making this collection valuable both for longtime Dragon Age players wanting deeper lore and for fantasy readers who enjoy richly built worlds with court intrigue, warfare, and morally complex characters. The paperback format makes the set easy to carry, shelve, and share, and reading the books in publication order offers a satisfying, layered introduction to one of modern fantasy gaming's most acclaimed universes.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
The Stolen Throne — Prince Maric fights to reclaim Ferelden's crown from Orlesian occupation and betrayal within his own ranks.
The Calling — Grey Wardens Duncan and Maric descend into the Deep Roads to root out a darkspawn threat with far-reaching consequences.
Asunder — A mage named Rhys investigates a murder that exposes the fracturing trust between templars and the Circle of Magi.
The Last Flight — A Grey Warden's journal reveals the tragic fall of the griffon riders during an earlier, devastating Blight.
The Masked Empire — Empress Celene and rebel leader Briala must navigate a masked ball, civil war, and shifting loyalties in Orlais.
About the Authors
David Gaider is the lead writer behind BioWare's Dragon Age video game series and author of The Stolen Throne, The Calling, and Asunder, bringing deep canonical authority to Thedas's history. Liane Merciel, author of The Last Flight, is a fantasy novelist known for atmospheric, character-driven storytelling within established game worlds. Patrick Weekes, who wrote The Masked Empire, is a longtime BioWare writer whose work on the Dragon Age and Mass Effect games shaped much of the franchise's tone. Together, these three authors bring authenticity and narrative craft to every corner of this collection.
Why You'll Love This Collection
Whether you're a longtime Dragon Age player or discovering Thedas for the first time, this five-book paperback set delivers political intrigue, magic, and memorable characters in one satisfying package. It's a standout gift for gamers, birthdays, or holiday stockings, and a rewarding pick for summer reading or building out a fantasy-lover's shelf.
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