The Dark Eye: Arivor's Doom Paperback $19.99 Value [ULIUS25304E]

The Dark Eye: Arivor's Doom Paperback $19.99 Value [ULIUS25304E]

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The Dark Eye: Arivor's Doom Paperback $19.99 Value [ULIUS25304E]Arivor, jewel of the Horasian Empire, is the heart of the Rondran faith, stronghold of the staunch Ardarites, and home to famed weapon smiths, skilled armorers, and vintners of fine wines. Trumpets herald the opening of the mid summer Knights' Tournament as curious onlookers and pilgrims devoted to Rondra pour into the city. Your heroes have come to Arivor as eager tournament participants, bold explorers, or enthusiastic friends of the theater. The

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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025