9 Quotes by Markus Heitz

Der Tod verändert auch die Lebenden.

Gathering speed, the wagon reached the point where the tunnel took a sudden plunge. Its passengers held on tightly as the vehicle tipped over the edge and careered into the abyss. Ireheart wooped in excitement, Boëndal held on for dear life, Bavragor burst into song, and Goïmgar petitioned Vraccas, while Tungdil wondered if any of his companions were sane.

Appearances are there to be ignored, for the biggest hearts may reside in the smallest and unlikeliest of creatures. Those who fail to look beyond the surface will never encounter true virtue - not in others and certainly not in themselves.

Appearances are there to be ignored, for the biggest hearts may reside in the smallest and unlikeliest of creatures. Those who fail to look beyond the surface will never encounter true virtue – not in others and certainly not in themselves.

And no-one has ever questioned the courage of the Dwarves.

Suddenly, his brow furrowed angrily as his nostrils detected a stench that offended the core of his being: orcs.

Fires are best fought with water: It puts out the flames without adding to the blaze.

Grumbling wouldn’t get him there any faster, but it vastly improved his mood.

Think about it if you must, but remember: If something is worth pursuing, you shouldn’t waste time. Situations change faster than you can split an orcish skull, and a moment’s hesitation could cost you your chance.