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** Mosiah becoming a member of the Duuk-Tsarith, the law-enforcers and warmages of Thimhallan. In the first book, it was told that the Duuk-Tsarith are chosen from childbirth and trained at a very young age. Mosiah grew up as a farmer, not a warmage.
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** Mosiah becoming a member of the Duuk-Tsarith, ''Duuk-tsarith'', the law-enforcers and warmages of Thimhallan. In the first book, it was told that the Duuk-Tsarith ''Duuk-tsarith'' are chosen from childbirth and trained at a very young age. Mosiah grew up as a farmer, not a warmage.
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* Sequelitis: The fourth book can be considered to suffer from this trope. It feels very disjointed from the rest of the series, has a completely different style of writing and its full of retcons. To list a few of its flaws:
** Joram somehow made another Darksword, after he [[spoiler: destroyed the first one in the third book]], while the first book established he required the help from a catalyst during the forging process. This book retconned it in that a catalyst only makes a Darksword stronger, but is not required.
** Mosiah becoming a member of the Duuk-Tsarith, the law-enforcers and warmages of Thimhallan. In the first book, it was told that the Duuk-Tsarith are chosen from childbirth and trained at a very young age. Mosiah grew up as a farmer, not a warmage.
** A GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere AlienInvasion driving the plot.
** Joram somehow made another Darksword, after he [[spoiler: destroyed the first one in the third book]], while the first book established he required the help from a catalyst during the forging process. This book retconned it in that a catalyst only makes a Darksword stronger, but is not required.
** Mosiah becoming a member of the Duuk-Tsarith, the law-enforcers and warmages of Thimhallan. In the first book, it was told that the Duuk-Tsarith are chosen from childbirth and trained at a very young age. Mosiah grew up as a farmer, not a warmage.
** A GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere AlienInvasion driving the plot.
