The values for T4 Seneschal and Guardian Weight decrease are also bugged. * This data seems to suggest there are several bugs embedded in how the Priest Thralls interact with Shrines and Altars: there is no armor bonus despite the fact that there is an entire specialization built around increased armor (Seneschal). A Guardian provides the best increase of the durability of any crafted piece.A Seneschal provides the best increase of the armor value of any crafted piece.A Confessor provides the best increase of the damage of any crafted piece.There are now 3 types of Priest with different bonuses:.Any Manifestation of Zeals remaining will be in a loot bag, but cannot be picked up.Note that crafting an avatar from any of the Altars will destroy the Altar and all of its contents, including the T4 Priest.The fact that The Accursed Kings isn't on the subreddit's official reading list is a spit in the face. But I found an English copy, and I'm sure there are others lurking around elsewhere in the world.Īm I the only one who's snuffed this series out? I hope not. Odds on favor, you'll pick up the next book and the one after that!įinding the book was made easier for me, since I live in France. So instead of writhing in pain, why not make the wait for The Winds of Winter a little easier by picking up Druon's first book. No doubt, thousands among us have hit the proverbial wall at the end of A Dance With Dragons. And if the influence isn't clear enough, Martin himself has made several shout-outs and even helped re-publish the series in English. Violence, political intrigue and sexual license are the hallmarks of the narrative, much like Song.įrom the outset, the inspiration that GRRM took from Druon is painfully evident. The series charts the rise and fall of the French House of Capet during the high and late Middle Ages.
Consider this a public service announcement.Īfter searching high and low, I finally unearthed a dusty old copy of The Iron King by Maurice Druon, the first in a series of seven books called The Accursed Kings
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