Title: A definetly notable opening to the superb Death Gate Cycle
Product review: Dragon Wing breaks with traditional Tolkin influenced works in more ways then one. Weis and Hickman's superb characterization goes far beyond convention, and unlike most other Fantasy authors' black/white version of good and evil, Weis and Hickman create a universe in always changing shades of grey. Dragon Wing begins the Death Gate Cycle in Arianus, the world of air where war always threatens the mench (elves, humans, dwarves). This makes Arianus the perfect world for the patrons (a major Weis and Hickman addition) to conquer. This book is full of unbelievable twists that you will never expect. Read Dragon Wing and the rest of the Death Gate Cycle to follow the adventers of Haplo, Alfred, Hugh, Bane, the culturaly diverse mench of all four worlds, the arrogantly powerful patrons, and their sworn enemies and eternal duplicates(though neither will admit it) the Sartan.
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