To end the cycle of destruction, Sasharr must find the conqueror . . . and beg for his help.

The Battle of Heroes was won at great cost. All those deaths and all that magic gouged indelible scars into the fabric of the Realms. Sasharr’s prophetic powers now consume him, unravelling his mind and body, unmooring him in space and time. He sees the world crumbling, but he cannot rest until he sets right what he has sundered.

Meanwhile, Kigäli has retreated home to the distant Eastern Continent, poised to tell whatever version of events he wishes as he reclaims his standing at the Speritanian court. Clashing against scheming wives, rival courtiers, and spies working towards unseen ends, it’s clear that politics is just a different kind of war.

Thrust into this quagmire, our heroes must rely on old friends and tenuous new allies to craft a world-changing Spell—in defiance of Gods and governments—that can safeguard the future. But Sasharr and Kigäli have always been two sides of the same coin. Only together can they restore balance to the world . . . if they’re willing to pay the cost: their loves, lives, and legacy.