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But they're fun, fun books to read, and I really like the characters. However, it is wonderfully written. You don't just tell someone, especially a teenager, to instinctly know something and then be exasperated when they don't, and you don't forbid things without explaining why, especially not people who're supposed to be as old and wise as both of them. It was all travel, the occasional fight and more travel, and it was getting rather boring. Everything worked out fine. The title of each book combines a chess term with a fantasy term; whereas the concept of a 'Game of Destiny' is a significant motif in the story.

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Fall in love with it every time I read one of these books and I'm now reminding myself I need to finish this series sooner than put it off for later. He is probably the most important non-lead character eddijgs has the most interactions with the three leads of the Belgariad so far. Strangely or perhaps not?

Queen of Sorcery David Eddings. Magician's Gambit 1 5 Feb 22, After all, one knows exactly what's in store for Garion.

A few days later, Barak and Garion are hunting wild boar when Garion notices the green-cloaked spy discussing edvings espionage ; but before Garion can tell anyone of this, he is attacked by a wild boar, which is then slain by Barak in the form of a bear.

This one Book 3 in the series continues to build upon the other two, but was a better narrative and is more enjoyable as the characters continue to develop.

Oct 18, David rated it it was ok Shelves: This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. I'm thoroughly enjoying the Belgariad and can't wait to start on other epics, such as the Wheel of Time.

We watch the continued juvenile interactions between him and Ce'Nedra but they are young teenagers, so why not? Maybe he wasn't all he was cracked up to be, but he was the most central villain for the first two novels. Somewhere in the middle of book three is when I start to wonder: I think that the eloquent story-telling is a magic of its own breed. Also, since Eddings doesn't really do emotions at allI got kind of irritated with Ce'Nedra and her random outbursts of crying or whatever, because I was like, why the heck are you crying?

Garion thereafter incapacitates the Hierarchs of Rak Cthol in retaliation for an attack upon Durnik. The writing remains weak in places, and there are some minor plot contradictions and disconnects, mostly towards the beginning of the book. I am hoping that the others step up, but I'm not so sure that's what will happen.

For that matter, when do they re-supply? I disliked both Belga Haven't gotten around to writing a review yet so I'll do it now, looking back on the last three books in general.

The third book picks up immediately where the second ended. This does not include the original map by Chris Barbieri, but only Shelly Shapiro's map.

Garion's talent to be at the right place at the right time was great, it made me look forward to reading more.

Belgariad 3: Magician's Gambit

Eddings takes some pointed jabs at fanaticism which endears him to me. To ask other readers questions about Magician's Gambitplease sign up. This is the resurrection of old friendships, the reawakening of memories based not on scent or touch, but the shape of yambit on a page. Re-reading the Belgariad that I read as a youth continues to be very enjoyable.

The characters are interesting and humorous. Garion, was brought up as a farm lad but is now beginning to understand the extent of his part in the prophecy, and working hard to control his sorcerous power.

Magician's Gambit (The Belgariad, #3) by David Eddings

This page was last edited on 28 Marchat Also, this book has one of my favorite lines in the history of ever: View all 10 comments. He gambut switched to writing epic fantasy, a field in which he ach David Eddings was an American author who wrote several best-selling series of epic fantasy novels. Also in The Belgariad. He later switched to magicains epic fantasy, a field in which he achieved great success.