Post by Black Cat on May 17, 2009 13:04:10 GMT -5
For all of you who never got the chance to read an adventure of the New order, here's you're chance: Project Aon has just published book 21, Voyage of the Moonstone.
In this adventure, you are not Lone Wolf anymore but one of his best Kai students. After the events of book 20, Lone Wolf decides to send the Moonstone back to its creators, the Shianti, on the Isle of Lorn, on the south-eastern tip of Magnamund. However, because he is such a well-known hero, Lone Wolf decides that one of his students would have more chances to succeed in this mission than himself. You are picked to fulfill this quest that will lead you to lands where no Kai Lords have ever gone before...
Of course, you'll need to be patient since this book is only the first part of the mission. The conclusion of this story will come in the next book of the series, The Buccaneers of Shadaki.
Trevor Newton replaced Brian Williams as the illustrator for this book. Sadly, because Project Aon was not able to contact him, there's is no illustration in this online version of book 21, apart of the few secondary illustrations made by Williams. As for the map, it was made by a contributor of Project Aon.
Still, enjoy this story!
In this adventure, you are not Lone Wolf anymore but one of his best Kai students. After the events of book 20, Lone Wolf decides to send the Moonstone back to its creators, the Shianti, on the Isle of Lorn, on the south-eastern tip of Magnamund. However, because he is such a well-known hero, Lone Wolf decides that one of his students would have more chances to succeed in this mission than himself. You are picked to fulfill this quest that will lead you to lands where no Kai Lords have ever gone before...
Of course, you'll need to be patient since this book is only the first part of the mission. The conclusion of this story will come in the next book of the series, The Buccaneers of Shadaki.
Trevor Newton replaced Brian Williams as the illustrator for this book. Sadly, because Project Aon was not able to contact him, there's is no illustration in this online version of book 21, apart of the few secondary illustrations made by Williams. As for the map, it was made by a contributor of Project Aon.
Still, enjoy this story!
