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Latest revision as of 18:20, 18 October 2015
A trilogy of Eberron novels by Rich Wulf about the titular heirs of Ash, one of the greatest artificers of the age. The books follow the heroes searching for the titular airships, which contain Ash's last secrets, before his apprentice can find them. The three books in the series are:
- Voyage of the Mourning Dawn
- Flight of the Dying Sun
- Rise of the Seventh Moon
Tropes used in Heirs of Ash include:
- Action Girl: Seren, and later Erania.
- Cool Airship: All three.
- Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: A halfling from the Talenta Plains is one of the main characters, and the party goes there towards the end of the first book.
- Fallen Hero: Zed is a fallen paladin.
- Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: The books are named after Ash's airships.
- Knight in Shining Armor: Erania.
- Man Behind the Man
- Non-Action Guy: Tristam. Most of the time he tries to get out of combat situations by bluffing the enemy into thinking he knows how to use his sword.
- Our Dragons Are Different: The white dragon in the Frostfell in book 2 and the prophet.
- The Captain: Pherris Gerriman, of the Zilargo Gerrimans.
- The Rival: Shaimin to Seren.