“After the death of King Albekizan, Shandrazel and his allies struggle to keep the kingdom intact as the radical human prophet, Ragnar gathers forces to launch a full scale rebellion against the dragons. When all out war erupts, legendary dragon hunter, Bitterwood, must face his own personal daemons and choose where his loyalty really lies.” Bitterwood , the first book of The Dragon Age Trilogy, left the kingdom in a state of uncertainty. Bitterwood had killed King Albekizan, leaving Shandrazel in charge and with the responsibility that his new kingdom be led properly, without tyranny and oppression towards the humans. His intentions are to create a commonwealth where both humans and dragons can live in peace. The second book in the series, Dragonforge, picks up exactly where the first book left off. We find ourselves once again in the medieval setting of a world that has been destroyed by the folly of the human race. Dragonforge does not revolve around Bitterwood as much as y...