Oh, to be in England
Now that April's there,
And whoever wakes in England
Sees, some morning, unaware,
That the lowest boughs and the brushwood sheaf
Round the elm-tree bole are in tiny leaf,
While the chaffinch sings on the orchard bough
In England - now!
And after April, when May follows,
And the whitethroat builds, and all the swallows!
Robert Browning
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April! How can it possibly be April already? Time for a very quick update!
Oddly perhaps, so far this year, there have only been a couple of releases, although, slightly belatedly, I can now mention the latest instalment of the Path of The Ranger series and here are some details:
Treason in The North
The campaign in the Frozen Continent has failed. War returns to Norghana, and with it death and destruction.
King
Uthar has been defeated in the Frozen Continent. Wounded, he retreats
to Norghania to regroup his forces and shield himself behind the walls
of the capital.
Lasgol and his friends will try to pass the
fourth and final year of instruction and graduate as Rangers on their
own merits. To do this they will have to take part in deeply dangerous
missions and help the king against the invaders. The companions are
divided, they must choose between supporting either the Rangers and the
king or Darthor and the Western League. If they decide to support
Darthor, they will be committing treason and will pay with their lives
if they are found out.
Darthor and the Western League make an
alliance to defeat Uthar and attack the king before he can make himself
strong once again. Lasgol and his friends will find themselves involved
in the offensive to take the capital and dethrone Uthar.
Will the
hosts of the Frozen Continent led by Darthor and the forces of the
Western League manage to take both capital and crown from King Uthar? Or
will it instead be Uthar who comes out victorious? Who will survive?
Who will perish? Will Lasgol and his friends unmask the true traitor?
Will they survive the fourth year of instruction and the war and
graduate as Rangers?
Written by Pedro Urvi, Produced by Emily Derr & Narrated by John Banks
Running length: 11 hours - 59 minutes
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