After disappointment at elements of the third episode of The Wheel of Time, Stewart Hotston is happier with the latest instalment This episode is an example of solid world building […]
After disappointment at elements of the third episode of The Wheel of Time, Stewart Hotston is happier with the latest instalment
This episode is an example of solid world building done well. Whether it’s the madness of male magic users or the unfurling of other kingdoms, civilisations and politics, episode four brings us all of these things without labouring the point.
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