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Title	:	Magician: Master (The Riftwar Saga #2)
Author	:	Raymond E. Feist
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Author's Preferred Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 499 pages
Published	:	January 1993 by Spectra Books (first published November 1982)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy. Science Fiction Fantasy

Magician: Master (The Riftwar Saga #2) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 499 pages

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He held the fate of two worlds in his hands... Once he was an orphan called Pug, apprenticed to a sorcerer of the enchanted land of Midkemia.. Then he was captured and enslaved by the Tsurani, a strange, warlike race of invaders from another world. There, in the exotic Empire of Kelewan, he earned a new name--Milamber. He learned to tame the unnimagined powers that lay withing him. And he took his place in an ancient struggle against an evil Enemy older than time itself.

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Original Title:	Magician: Master
ISBN:	0553564935 (ISBN13: 9780553564938)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.crydee.com/
Series:	The Riftwar Saga #2, Riftwar Cycle #2
Characters:	Pug, Tomas Megarson, Kulgan, Dolgan, Borric conDoin, Arutha conDoin, Carline conDoin, Martin Longbow, Laurie of Tyr-Sog, Kasumi Shinzawai, Aglaranna of Elvandar, Macros the Black, Ashen-Shugar, Ichindar

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This is the second book in the Riftwar Saga. This was a new author for me but I have always been a fan of fantasy novels. The first book, Magician: Apprentice was okay, but this book was great. For just the one scene where Pug, now called Milamber, first uses his full magical powers, the book is worth recommending. Fortunately, the entire book is highly entertaining and VERY readable.Synopsis: A rift has been created between two worlds. In this book, Pug is a slave on Kelewan, the capital city

Magician: Master is a deeply engrossing story which is fairly straight forward from beginning to end. Based on the title of the novel and the actions in Magician: Apprentice it is obvious that the book will revolve around Pugs capture and his training to become a Master Magician. This book involves more political intrigue and less action than Magician: Apprentice but the author manages to make the political intrigue interesting enough to make me not lose interest in reading the novel.The one

I'm SO happy to realize that my original love of these books in my youth remains as bright in my middle age. :)As a matter of fact, now that I've had a lot of time to read and process a very large assortment of fantasy novels both epic and derivative and sometimes both, I can confidently say that this may very well be as good as the WoT series that I have been known to put so much store by. Impressive, no?So Much Happens. Pug gets kidnapped in the previous book and sent to an alternate world

Good news - 15ish years later I still enjoyed this story.

Wow, I really hated this. All of the charm of the first novel is completely missing here. Where the first volume had a young magician fighting trolls, a meeting with a goodly dragon, and a flight from a deadly wraith, this book was nothing but people standing around and talking for 500 pages. There are no character arcs, and people just suddenly change without warning. The two main characters get completely different personalities (and emo "I'm so dark and powerful now" ones to boot) and become

Magician: Master, the second half of Raymond E. Feist's 'Magician,' (after it was subdivided for audiences with shorter attention spans) picks up some years after the first half ends. Pug has been captured and enslaved on Kelewan, serving the Tsurani. One day, a passing Great One (magic user) notices Pug's latent power and immediately takes him for magical training. Unlike Pug's home world of Midkemia, on Kelewan, magic users are revered, as they form the basic protective and governing body of

Oh hell yes. Violence, betrayal, sex, intrigue, magic, mystery, romance, humor, and bone deep joy. Every time I thought the story would be bogged down by a characters trial, or politics, something would be solved and another plot point would carry on. This book flowed. I cant say enough good things about this story. If youve never read these works of Feel-Good-Fantasy you should.