Death & Glory

Rorke Burningsoul, Son of Weltyr, longs for peace.

He has entered into death and returned from it. He has engendered life in not one but three of his exquisite companions, one of whom is a wild witch who has retreated to parts unknown. He has gone against his very god in the name of doing what is right, risking the immortality of his soul to complete his quest and secure the Ring of Roserpine: the final Deepgold relic still unaccounted for, stolen from that same sensual durrow queen who claimed his heart yet, beat by beat, allows its love to tame her.

Yet will she remain so tame as the precious artifact of her ring draws ever closer? Moreover, can Rorke resist the temptations it represents? None is more powerful than he who holds the Deepgold: and with the Helm of Dunnun, the Ring of Roserpine that once belonged to Valeria, and the Sword of Weltyr called Exigence, a man could elevate himself to the status of a god. The temptation to misuse these treasures rather than return them to their rightful owners is a mighty one indeed.

And more powerful still is the temptation represented by another, more mysterious relic, the obscure Casket of Oppenhir--said to be the sole property of a dirge currently keeping the dwarvish kingdom in his undead army's terrifying power. The skeletal forces surrounding this undead magician's citadel are vast, and the task of wiping them out will be a test of strength, wisdom, and endurance...but, learning that spirit-thieves have been seen in the company of the tyrant responsible for this reign of terror, Rorke and his friends have no choice but to fight the dirge's forces in hopes of penetrating the citadel and discovering there Al-listux, the tentacle faced monster who absconded with the all important ring. They're so near to the finish: nothing can stop them.

Nothing but Rorke, himself.

Mature readers only! This fantasy harem adventure in the style of Dungeons & Dragons contains explicit encounters between the lucky hero and many gorgeous women he encounters on his quest. Use discretion when purchasing.