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Elantris (Dramatized Adaptation)

By: Brandon Sanderson
Narrated by: Christopher Graybill, Colleen Delany, David Coyne, Dylan Lynch, Elizabeth Jernigan, James Konicek, Karen Carbone, Ken Jackson, Scott McCormick, Steven Carpenter, Tim Getman
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The city of the gods. Elantris once stood as the symbol of all that is beautiful. A sprawling metropolis of unrivaled grandeur, it was a symbol of power and strength, built to be as imposing as it was magnificent.

The only thing more glorious than the city itself was its inhabitants, godlike beings, with silvery skin and hair of the purest, flowing white. Able to create powerful magics with a mere wave of their hands, the Elantrians were able to heal mortal wounds and create any object they desired. To be an Elantrian was to be without sickness, without pain, and without want.

And anyone could become a god. Through a process known as the "Shaod", a normal person could go to bed one night and awake the next morning to throw away the shackles of mortality and become a being of incomparable power and grace. With Elantris as their beacon, the light inside all humanity was allowed to shine, elevating it to new heights.

But Elantris fell...10 years ago.

©2005 Brandon Sanderson (P)2021 Graphic Audio LLC Epic Fantasy

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I liked the graphic audio performances. But after having read mistborn, stormlight and warbreaker beforehand I was a bit disappointed overall.

The weakest entry in the cosmere

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I highly recommend this for all high fantasy fans. It has it all and the last part is satisfying.

Amazing!

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Loved it! I've read almost all of his older work, but I found this one just as good. Im hoping for more books about the world and the magic of Elantrians!

Good read!

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Amazing story, great world building and magic, just wish the ending was a little stronger(it had a great ending just the last sentence I wanted to be stronger)

Fantastic story

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I've read the book several times, and have listened to the regular audio twice, and the story is great. But this adaptation has far too much noise going on, the music and other noise ids too loud, which makes it hard to follow.
I strongly recommend the regular audio instead!

Excellent story, but too noisy

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This book has all the elements of epic fantasy - heroes and villains, magic and monsters, seemingly impossible odds to overcome. The story has engaging characters and plot twists aplenty. I really enjoyed the dramatized adaptation, which brought the characters and story to life.

Engaging story, well performed

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Wanted to listen to this story and started the other version, but the narrators performance was so bad I unfortunately couldn't finish it. HOWEVER, this dramatized version is magnificent, there are some audio issues where the background sounds can overpower the performers but it is a brilliant way to experience this story and much better than the other option

Excellent

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My first Sanderson novel. Fun high fantasy epic. Great world building. Enjoyable narrative, more twists than I imagined, but some elements of the ending were telegraphed. Superb performances, music & sfx made for a great recording!

An epic fantasy romp!

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The story is good but predictable. The pacing feels off at times. Still very enjoyable.

The narration and performances are alright, but they didn't do their homework on how to pronounce some things. The voice acting is at times too exaggerated, but mostly fine.

The audio mixing is at best acceptable, often absolutely terrible.

Decent story, okay narration and performance, awful audio mix

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While the story is nowhere near the same level as Brandon Sandersons later works. It was thoroughly enjoyable. However, the graphic audio adaptation seems to have been mixed poorly, its often hard to understand the narration due to the excessive volume of the ambient noise.

Good story, let down by performance.

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