Magicka: The Ninth Element Novel Crack Code

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About This Content You have played the game – now read the book to find out how it all began.The Wizards of Midgård channel the Eight Elements to perform astounding (and often destructive) feats of Magick. They are sworn to use their powers for good, never for evil – and only occasionally for the sheer fun of blowing things up.There have long been rumors of a mythical Ninth Element that grants ultimate power to the Wizard who masters it. The Order of Magick says there is no such thing. But when a mysterious Purple Wizard steals an ancient artifact that just may be a key to unlocking the (alleged) Ninth Element, the Order wants it back at any cost ... just in case.Naturally, they send four inexperienced student Wizards to do the job. To save the world, Davlo, Fafnir, Grimnir and Tuonetar must test their spells against deadly traps, barbaric foes, hordes of monsters, a fearsome giant and the awesome might of the Purple Wizard. But their most dangerous enemy may be one of their own...(Or not. Just saying it could be. No guarantees. You’ll just have to read the book, won’t you? )Upon purchase, this book will be downloaded to the Steam folder on your computer in three formats: epub, mobi and PDF. To read the book on your mobile device, transfer the epub or mobi file to the device and open the file in your ebook reader app. Enjoy! 1075eedd30 Title: Magicka: The Ninth Element NovelGenre: Action, RPGDeveloper:Paradox InteractivePublisher:Paradox InteractiveRelease Date: 17 Dec, 2013 Magicka: The Ninth Element Novel Crack Code magicka the ninth element novel DLC verdict: Get it on saleComment:I did not expect for the book to be as good as it was. Especially the last third was lively and interesting. It definitely isn't boring and it shows some lore behind the game itself. But unless you are a big wizard enthusiast, or you want to support the devs more, I recommend getting it on a sale.------------------------------------------------------------------If you liked this DLC review you can find more in my Review Corner.. although the game have its own charm, but it's not well inherited upon the book itself. I couldn't pick the term of ''novelized'' since it's not actually following the in-game story which is defeating evil magic man.I wouldn't criticize it that much - since it's not like you're expecting somekind of new epic poem for another millennia - but comparing to the doubtful storytelling and plots, I can't erase the feelings for it have quite unreasonable price.. The book is amazing. 10\/10. Pretty good, but way too short: at most half the length of a typical Discworld novel, and they already are rather short by novel standards. Might be worth it at half-price or lower. At full price, it will cost you the same as a Discworld e-book on Amazon, and Pratchett's works are not only longer - but also better. Still, I didn't expect a videogame tie-in to be as good as this novel was, and don't regret the money or time spent.. The Ninth Element follows one to four wizards on an epic quest to save all of Midgard.Like the game, it's full of great pop culture references and nearly constant comedic chaos. Even if you haven't played any of the games you can enjoy the book, but for those who have played the games there are many extra moments of hilarity - especially concerning the panther-like Davlo.While some people might consider the writing a little thin, I found it kept things moving speedily and very reminiscent of the game's pacing\/style.Personally, I would enjoy more from Dan McGirt\/Magicka, and would recommend The Ninth Element full price or sale - even if you don't own the game, I'd say it's definitely worth buying it to get the book.. A really amazing book, its definetly worth the money. I loved it, and it definetly brought me more enjoyment than a meal from McDonalds or something