ebook, 21 pages
Published July 1, 2012 by Crafty Games.
"This story was written specifically for the Mistborn Adventure Game, a tabletop RPG. Please keep in mind that the story was intended to help a GM bring his players up to speed on the world if they haven’t read the books. There are a few goodies for those who want to know more about Kelsier, but this story is not meant to stand wholly on its own." ~ Brandon Sanderson.
"This story was written specifically for the Mistborn Adventure Game, a tabletop RPG. Please keep in mind that the story was intended to help a GM bring his players up to speed on the world if they haven’t read the books. There are a few goodies for those who want to know more about Kelsier, but this story is not meant to stand wholly on its own." ~ Brandon Sanderson.
It was just a prequel short story; great to see returning characters, but it wasn't much. 3 stars because that seems to be the agreed set for this short read.
It was just a prequel short story; great to see returning characters, but it wasn't much. 3 stars because that seems to be the agreed set for this short read.
I understand this isn't a proper novella and it was created for people who may not be familiar with the Mistborn universe so I can look past the simplicity of the story. It was a quick read, added a little to Kelsier's story and was a subtle compliment to the Era 1 story.
I understand this isn't a proper novella and it was created for people who may not be familiar with the Mistborn universe so I can look past the simplicity of the story. It was a quick read, added a little to Kelsier's story and was a subtle compliment to the Era 1 story.
3.5 stars.
It was nice to go back to Scandrial as it was at the beginning of the mistrborn trilogy, with ash falling down from the sky and strange-behaving fog. It made me recall the good memories I had when I was reading the mistborn trilogy six years ago. I loved Kelsier back then as much as Ioved him in this novella. Now I don't recall if his story with Mare and the Pits was explained in the first book [I just looked up in the summary provided by Coppermind and found very little information given. However, on the page dedicated to Mare, the references lead to the first book]. Anyways, I would have loved to have more information about what happened in the Pits and why. On the other hand, I understand that the scope for which this novella was written did not allow in-depth information.
My rating is …
3.5 stars.
It was nice to go back to Scandrial as it was at the beginning of the mistrborn trilogy, with ash falling down from the sky and strange-behaving fog. It made me recall the good memories I had when I was reading the mistborn trilogy six years ago. I loved Kelsier back then as much as Ioved him in this novella. Now I don't recall if his story with Mare and the Pits was explained in the first book [I just looked up in the summary provided by Coppermind and found very little information given. However, on the page dedicated to Mare, the references lead to the first book]. Anyways, I would have loved to have more information about what happened in the Pits and why. On the other hand, I understand that the scope for which this novella was written did not allow in-depth information.
My rating is kind of low, because plotwise there's little happening (understandable since the low number of pages), but you know, with Kelsier there's always another secret and I wanted to have more of pre-Mistborn Kelsier. :D
An interesting peek into Kelsier's backstory.
An interesting peek into Kelsier's backstory.
An interesting peek into Kelsier's backstory.
An interesting peek into Kelsier's backstory.
