Heim Nachricht Wiege der Götter: Epische Erweiterung für Sea of Conquest: Pirate War

Wiege der Götter: Epische Erweiterung für Sea of Conquest: Pirate War

Autor: Aaliyah Oct 25,2022

FunPlus startet eine neue Comic-Serie, Sea of Conquest: Cradle of the Gods und erweitert sein beliebtes Strategiespiel in die Welt der Graphic Novels. Die erste Ausgabe ist jetzt erhältlich und bildet den Auftakt einer zehnteiligen monatlichen Serie.

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Verfolgen Sie die spannenden Abenteuer von Lavender, Cecily und Henry Hell, drei Freunden aus Kindertagen, die sich auf eine gefährliche Reise über die Teufelsmeere begeben. Lavender, eine von Angst gehemmte Träumerin, Cecily, die geniale Erfinderin, und Henry Hell, ein berüchtigter Pirat mit einer mysteriösen Vergangenheit, sehen sich Rival Pirates und gewaltigen magischen Bedrohungen durch den Alten Orden gegenüber.

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Eine eigenständige Geschichte für alle

Es sind keine Vorkenntnisse des Spiels Sea of Conquest: Pirate War erforderlich, um diesen fesselnden Comic zu genießen. Jede Ausgabe bietet einen umfassenden Aufbau der Welt und befasst sich mit den Hintergrundgeschichten, Motivationen und Gefahren der Charaktere, denen sie begegnen.

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Besuchen Sie die New York Comic Con (NYCC) vom 17. bis 20. Oktober? Treffen Sie Simone D’Armini, die Coverkünstlerin des Comics, holen Sie sich einen kostenlosen Comic in limitierter Auflage und erhalten Sie eine Signatur oder Skizze!

Lesen Sie Cradle of the Gods kostenlos auf der offiziellen Website und schauen Sie sich Sea of Conquest: Pirate War im Google Play Store an. Verpassen Sie auch nicht unsere Rezension von Lightus, einem neuen Open-World-Simulator für Android!

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