![]() As a companion book, Midkemia: The Chronicles of Pug is sorely lacking in almost every department. Whilst I haven't followed the later Riftwar novels (I bowed out after the quite amazingly boring Talon the Silver Hawk), I did enjoy the early ones and particularly liked the worldbuilding (haphazard as it was) depicted in the books and the spin-off computer games ( Betrayal at Krondor and Return to Krondor), so I was looking forward to seeing that background fleshed out. Thirty-five years later, Feist and Abrams have regrouped to deliver a companion book to The Riftwar Cycle, featuring maps, artwork and further information on the world of Midkemia not given out in the novels.
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