volgens mij ga ik nu een hele domme vraag stellen maar zijn over WoW ook boeken dan waarin alle characters en verhaal lijn word uitgelged?
Die zijn er zeker

1 advies: koop ze niet bij bol.com (veel te duur)
Ik heb zelf 2 boeken bij donner vandaan (grote boekenwinkel in rotterdam)
dat waren:
- war of the ancients archive €14,95 (zijn 3 boeken: Well Of Eternity, The Demon Soul, The sundering.)
- warcraft archive €14,95(4 boeken: Day of the Dragon, Lord of the Clans, The Last Guardian, Of Blood and Honor.)
Na wat research heb ik gevonden wat de beste volgorde is om de boeken te lezen.
Unfortunately, a chronological reading through the novels is difficult
considering some of the novels overlap each other in terms of timelines. If
you want to read the main events in the novels chronologically, then the
order would likely be:
War of the Ancients trilogy
Rise of the Horde
The Last Guardian
Tides of Darkness* (I haven't read this one yet)
Beyond the Dark Portal* (novelization of Warcraft 2 expansion, coming soon)
Day of the Dragon
Lord of the Clans
Of Blood and Honor (e-book, can also be found in the Warcraft Archive)
The Sunwell Trilogy (manga)
Cycle of Hatred
However, this order ignores certain events/phenomenon in the novels, such
as:
* The events in the beginning of the War of the Ancients trilogy are
essentially an epilogue to Day of the Dragon-Day of the Dragon should
probably be read first. You may also wish to read Of Blood and Honor before
War of the Ancients, as it may give a better understanding of some things.
* Rise of the Horde is narrated by Thrall, and thus is framed after
the events of Lord of the Clans-you may wish to read Lord of the Clans first
to better understand the framework of Rise of the Horde.
* Cycle of Hatred occurs after the events in The Last Guardian and
Lord of the Clans, but technically before the framework of Rise of the
Horde-I advise reading Cycle of Hatred after reading The Last Guardian and
Lord of the Clans, but before reading Rise of the Horde.
* etc. etc.
Hoop dat je hier wat aan heb
