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The Night Clave

Written by: Monte Cooke, Shanna Germain
Narrated by: Carly Robins
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Science fiction adventure in a decaying far-future setting, in the new tie-in novel from the popular Numenera tabletop and PC role-playing games

In the far-future Ninth World, claves of Aeon Priests help their community understand and use the mysterious technologies of the past. But what happens when a group of these priests uses this knowledge and power to exploit the people who depend on them?

In the region of Steremoss, a group of brave individuals are determined to resist this oppression from the shadows. They call themselves the Night Clave.
©2017 Monte Cook Games, LLC. (P)2019 HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books
Epic Genetic Engineering Hard Science Fiction
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A decent book.

I love the world of Numenera, and broad strokes the story is good. There are quite a few oddly worded parts that sometimes make it difficult to follow, and sadly these parts take away from the emerson. The reader is pretty good though. (though I'm pretty sure she mispronounces the protagonist's name).

I also thought it was odd that such an emphasis was put on non violence. Lives could have been saved if violence was embraced. Plus violence is a quarter of what happens in the game so... ya.

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