The Lion: Clan War, Seventh Scroll

by Stephen D. Sullivan

As a demon rests upon the Emerald Throne and the clans wage internecine battles for control of Rokugan, Clan Lion decides to enter the fight and unite the factions, but first they must repair the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786919043
• ISBN13: 9780786919048
• Release Date: November 2001
• Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
• Length: 282 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.3" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

THE PHEONIX AND THE LION.

I HAVE READ ALL SEVEN OF THE SCROLL BOOKS AND IF I COULD GET MY HANDS ON ANOTHER I WOULD WALK OVER CRUSHED GLASS TO GET. THREE BOOKS STOOD OUT OF THE SERIES, THE SCORPION, THEPHEONIX AND THE LION. MY GOODNESS HOW THE BOOKS CAME TOGETHER AT THE END WAS JUST FASCINATING. NOTHING IN THE BOOKS WERE PREDICTABLE. IWOULD WAKE IN THE MORNING AND READ, GO TO BED AT NIGHT AND READ, GO TO SLEEP AND DREAM OF THE CLAN WARS. FOR ME AS A PRACTISING MARTIAL ARTIST,[2ND. DAN KARATE] THIS WAS LIKE THE DAYS OF OLD.........YOU GUYS IN THE STATES ARE LUCKY YOU CAN GET THESE BOOKS AND NOT HAVE TO WAIT UP TO TWO MONTHS LIKE I DID. THE THREE NAMED WERE BRILLIANT, THE SCORPION SETS THE SCENE, THE PHEONIX GIVES THE SERIES THE MYSTIC WAYS AND FINALLY THE LION, WELL THE LION, I STILL CARRY THE EXCITEMENT AND THE SORROW. I AM STILL LEFT WITH SOME QUESTIONS OF WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM ALL AFTER,BUT LIVE IN HOPE THAT MR. SULLIVAN WILL CONTINUE.THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND PLEASE TREAT YOUSELVES TO THESE BOOKS AS YOU WONT REGRET IT.

A Satisfying End to A Great Series

This book was great! I thought Sullivan did a good job of weaving together the elements of the previous six books and then bring the characters together for the final show down. There were some points when I was confused, but all in all it was a great finale. I am sorry to see the series end. I think Sullivan also respected the traditions of Samurai well and did not create easy outs for characters...even when they realized their mistake. It had a VERY Asian feel to it. I hope they write more.