Eve: Templar One
Feb 2012 · EVE Book 3 · Hachette UK
4.2star
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The technology to download the consciousnesses of pilots into multiple clones, the Capsuleers, has finally delivered the dream of immortal soldiers. Train a soldier just once and then however many times he dies he will keep on getting more experienced, more battle toughened, as his brain is downloaded into a ready supply of cloned bodies.
But no-one anticpated the effects of the multiple traumas, the multiple stresses of multiple lives and deaths on the battle field.
War is hell. And now it can last forever for everyone.
A fast-moving action-packed novel of interstellar war and high-tech combat, backed by massive cross promotion.
But no-one anticpated the effects of the multiple traumas, the multiple stresses of multiple lives and deaths on the battle field.
War is hell. And now it can last forever for everyone.
A fast-moving action-packed novel of interstellar war and high-tech combat, backed by massive cross promotion.
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4.2
56 reviews
Rob Mason
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May 14, 2014
As the war that started three years ago in 'The Empyrean Age' drags on, the four empires of man seek to create immortal soldiers, brothers to the Capsuleer pilots in space. And somebody has succeeded. As they all scramble to capture this technology many familiar faces from the prequel return. . Another enjoyable read, a bit darker than the first but it adds excellent depth and continuation to the plot. Again, you need not know anything of EVE to enjoy this, but reading The Empyrean Age first is highly recommended.
Will “Harcole” Blackburn
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February 25, 2013
Read this one and Eve: The Empyrean Age back to back fantastic read, having played eve for 10 years this May was nice to be able to relate to the game and events of the past, a real, "I was there" or at least somewhere nearby! Would love to see Tony right up a story based on a players actual experiences (a little less lore and more of what makes Eve special, player driven event/consequence) but I don't see how that would be possible!
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A Google user
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July 26, 2015
If you're wondering about the interpunction problems from other reviews: it seemed to have been fixed as of late July 2015. No longer illegible! :) As for the book itself - it's slightly worse than Empyrean age, but still worth reading in my opinion, if you're Eve Online player.
About the author
Tony Gonzales is a former world developer at CCP Games where he helped to create the Eve Online Universe and published two novels based on the franchise: EVE: THE EMPYREAN AGE and EVE: TEMPLAR ONE. The books have sold more than 30,000 copies so far. Tony is currently writing the second book in the Tabit series, and lives with his family in New Jersey.
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