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Wizard's Bane

Pages
320
Published
1989
Language
English

Synopsis

A computer programmer finds himself unexpectedly transported to a world of magic, where his logical skills are put to the ultimate test against real wizards. He must use his knowledge of programming and systems to navigate a realm governed by spells and ancient power. This humorous adventure explores the clash between technology and magic as he tries to survive and perhaps even thrive.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Does Wizard's Bane need to be read in order?

    Wizard's Bane is the first book in the "Wizardry" series. While it introduces the main character and premise, the subsequent books build directly on the events and character development established here, making it best to start with this volume.

  • How does Wizard's Bane compare to other Rick Cook books?

    Wizard's Bane is a foundational work for Rick Cook, establishing his signature blend of computer science humor and fantasy. Readers familiar with his later works will recognize the recurring themes of logical problem-solving applied to magical systems, which is a hallmark of his writing style.