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The third and undeniably most extreme tome of this series details the escalating conflict between Grimm Shado and General Grabflank and how it is pushed dangerously close to the limit. In this tome, the chase becomes deadly-tastic as the various nations across the desert land of Fehtahn have placed a bounty on the Spellbiker’s head, for the crime of being just too damn gnarly. As bounty hunters and thrill seekers all around the spectrum of badass chase him down, Grimm must pull together every ally and resource he has to escape capture and prove that he IS the most awesome Sorcelator on the planet, and show just why they shouldn’t have messed with him… to the MAX…
While fans almost unanimously called this book the best of the series, some have criticized the book for its immense length in comparison to its predecessors. Many have said that if not for the amazing financial success of the other three books, many scenes present in the book would have been edited out. In response, Magic Mouse Publishing attempted to quell these ideas with the release of "Eye for an Eye, Wand for a Wand: Final Mix", an extended edition of the book containing never before released scenes, at almost double the length of the initial released version. While many true fans support the Final Mix version as canon, many prefer to carry the original version, if only for problems with upper body strength.
See Also: Grabthi Desert Knitting Club. pimping out. Seedy Dives. BloodKlott (The lost wand of Darklord Khool). Good Portents Inc. First Versions. Minda. Hybridmen. Ultraghosts. Real Life Timeline. Tome 4. Black Sedans. Gonorra. The Song of the Sorcelator. Tome 2. Vampire-Pimps. Captain von Badd. Hrraah. Boy. Asplodalon.
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