Summoners War Rune Optimizer is a valuable tool for players of the popular mobile game, Summoners War. This optimizer is free to use and helps players customize their monsters' runes for optimal performance in battles. **The main idea of the Summoners War Rune Optimizer is to improve the efficiency of rune management in the game.** The optimizer allows players to import their monster data from the game and analyze which runes would be best suited for each monster. It takes into account various factors such as the monster's base stats, skill effectiveness, and desired team composition. Once the data is imported, players can experiment with different rune combinations to find the most effective setup for their monsters.
Bingtown is a hub of exotic trade and home to a merchant nobility famed for its liveships—rare vessels carved from wizardwood, which ripens magically into sentient awareness. Now the fortunes of one of Bingtown’s oldest families rest on the newly awakened liveship Vivacia.
But how can one trade with the Rain River Traders, when only a liveship, fashioned from wizardwood, can negotiate the perilous waters of the Rain Wild River. His daughter, Althea, who had assumed that the ship would come to her after her father s death, is shocked to see that her father has given the ship to her sister, Keffria, who in turn had given ownership to Kyle, her Chalcedean husband.
Once the data is imported, players can experiment with different rune combinations to find the most effective setup for their monsters. The optimizer provides detailed statistics and recommendations for each rune, such as the percentage increase in damage or healing. **By using the Summoners War Rune Optimizer, players can save time and effort in manually testing different rune combinations.
Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb (The Liveship Traders: Book 1)
The Ship of Magic is book one of the Liveship Traders trilogy written by Robin Hobb. First published in 1998, the series is set far to the south of The Six Duchies, the setting for the excellent Farseer Trilogy.
After having read and thoroughly enjoyed the Farseer trilogy I was expecting more of the same again. I was not disappointed; in fact I found the writing of even higher calibre. This is no small compliment as I find Robin Hobbs’s use of the English language superb and a joy to read.
The story is unique, the character development excellent. In just a few chapters the characters are well drawn and take on a life of their own. There is a distinctly nautical feel to the Liveship Traders but it is in no way important that you have a passion for the sea as the story could be based on land, sea or air, it really wouldn’t matter.
The event upon which the story is central is the “quickening” of the liveship Vivacia. Once three family members of separate generations have died on board the ship it will become “alive” and share the memories of the deceased and become a being in it’s own right. This is a wonderful notion and adds certain freshness to the story that remains throughout.
" They all looked up at him from the sea-bottom, their great eyes of green and gold and copper unwinking. Shreever spoke for them all when she asked, ‘Why? The water is warm, the feeding easy. In a hundred years, winter has never come here. Why must we leave now? "
Ship of Magic: Prologue
Once the liveship Vivacia has been wakened, the pace of the narrative slows down; the characters are further developed, at this, a key moment in the lives of all the main characters. The inevitable infighting that plagues families times of bereavement also affects the Vistrits and they are a family torn apart. Kyle Haven exerts his newly foundcontrol of the family and this drives a further wedge amongst them.
It is at this point that Paragon once again returns to the narrative. Paragon (or Pariah) is a half-crazed liveship, renowned for being cursed and bad luck. It is to this ship that Brashen and Althea turn in their hour of need. This is a very interesting sub plot and hopefully will play a bigger part in the subsequent books.
“ ‘It’s done,’ Althea breathed. She doubted if anyone but Brashen heard her. But as his grip on her tightened and he began to pull her up, Vivacia suddenly turned to her. She reached up, her strong hands catching hold of Althea’s own. Her green eyes met Althea’s.
‘I had the strangest dream,’ she said engagingly. Then she smiled at Althea, a grin that was at once impish and merry. ‘Thank you so for waking me.’
Ship of Magic: The Quickening of the Vivacia.
The second half of the book follows Althea, Wintrow and Brashen as they endevour to find contentment within their new lives. Alongside their stories is the social-drama that is life in Bingtown for Keffria, Ronit and Malta. There is a definite class system in place and image very important. Keeping up appearances even though they have fallen on hard times is very important to the Vestrit family.
Wintrow's troubles however far outweigh the rest of his families. He is a figure that is easy to fall in behind, a soft, gentle caring boy who is thrust into a life that he does not wish for.
You can add to this story a pirate by the name of Captain Kennit and have an excellent nautical tale fall of excellent characters.This is a large book and takes some reading. It is an orignal theme that has very good characters and a gripping storyline. Thoroughly enjoyable.
The book's cover illustration's are by the John Howe.
"Refreshingly original" Jenny Wurts
10/10 Hobb keeps up the high standards in this new trilogy.
18 positive reader review(s) in total for the The Liveship Traders series
Once the liveship Vivacia has been wakened, the pace of the narrative slows down; the characters are further developed, at this, a key moment in the lives of all the main characters. The inevitable infighting that plagues families times of bereavement also affects the Vistrits and they are a family torn apart. Kyle Haven exerts his newly foundcontrol of the family and this drives a further wedge amongst them.
** Instead of relying on trial and error, the optimizer provides immediate feedback on the potential effectiveness of each rune. This ensures that players can make informed decisions when upgrading their monsters' runes. In addition to optimizing individual monsters, the tool also helps players create efficient rune sets for their entire team. It provides suggestions for which monsters should have priority in rune upgrades and offers options for team synergy. **Overall, the Summoners War Rune Optimizer enhances gameplay by streamlining the rune customization process.** It allows players to make more informed decisions about their monsters' runes, ultimately leading to improved performance in battles. The fact that the optimizer is free to use makes it even more accessible to players of all levels. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, the Summoners War Rune Optimizer can be a valuable tool in maximizing your monsters' potential..
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