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Violence
A lot
Graphic sword violence; city-level destruction; deaths
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult sexual content
Substance Use
Some
Elric requires drugs to maintain strength
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of fate, doom, and the soul-destroying cost of power
What this book is about
The third Elric omnibus collects stories including 'The Singing Citadel' and 'The Dreaming City', in which Elric returns to Melniboné and destroys it utterly. Violent sword-and-sorcery with Moorcock's characteristic philosophical darkness. For adults.
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Graphic violence
Drug dependence
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