Tower of Doom

by Mark Anthony

Book Overview

This is the Eleventh (#11) in an number of tie-in novels of Ravenloft Gothic horror tales dealing with the masters and monsters set in the Demiplane of Dread. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786900628
• ISBN13: 9780786900626
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: TSR
• Length: 315 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Don't Miss This One If You Love Ravenloft

As with all Ravenloft stories, we can be happy one moment, and then have the rug pulled out from beneath us the next! Tower of Doom is no different. You get to know many of the characters and you find yourself hating them or loving them. The villains offer powerful portraits of twisted evil. Meanwhile the good characters exhibit traits of naivete. All in all, it fits in together so well, this book will keep you turning the pages! I loved it immensely!

This one is good....dark and fun!

This book was an over all fun read. The main character of the story (Wort) gets his revenge on the many people who treat him so badly, which made for some fun revenge hungry reading! This story has a very dark feel to it, and many of the characters are selfish and greedy (which added to the dark atmosphere). Some of the positives of the book would have to be1. The charactersIf you have not read this book yet look for Lady Jadis the WerePanther- SHE IS COOL!Also Azalin makes an appearance along with some other cool new charecters.Wort plays some what of a villain in the later half of the book, and you love him for it! I give the characters 5 stars.2. The revengeIf you enjoy sweet revenge or if someone has ever made you feel bad about the way you look you'll love this!Theres Nothing better than good paybacks!3. The authorI had not read any of Mark Anthony's work before reading "Tower of Doom". He is a talented writer, and I was very impressed by the way he fine tuned the book.The only negative input on the book is the whole Hunchback in the Bell Tower thing. Its a little bit Notre Dameish. (But thats OK right?)With Zombies,Hunchbacks,Gnomes, and Were Panthers and a Dark classic Ravenloft setting....Its hard to dislike this book. Give it a try.

A twist on a classic novel with Ravenloft horror mixed in

I read this book shortly after finishing Death of a Darklord, as I wished to read more on Azalin, whom supposedly makes a cameo in the novel. Indeed, he does, but not like I expected. The book is fantastic, anyway, and it had some of the greatest characters and plot twists I'd ever seen.In the end, you pitied the protagonist, loathed the villain, and felt for the two female leads, whose different paths merged to put them both on the path to ruin. The most intriguing character (and the one who surprised me by NOT doing what I thought he'd do), though, would have to be the gnome, Pock, whose comic relief was welcome in some parts.The book wasn't perfect (thus, only the 4 stars), but it was a rousing tale and a good read, if a bit cheesy at times.