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At the beginning of the first season, she was not the last Confessor nor the Mother Confessor, although both came true eventually.

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Kahlan is portrayed in the TV series as having a high degree of martial prowess: she is an skilled dagger-fighter who often engages in close-quarters combat against multiple opponents. Legend of the Seeker, includes many characters from the novels, although often with different roles, relationships, backgrounds, or abilities. Many episodes tell entirely isolated stories, that have no direct comparison within the novels, and that do not have any affect on the overarching major plot of the season. The central conflict remains the same, and some of the major events from the novels are included, but the television series tells what is essentially an entirely different story. It is more like a re-imagining of them.Įach season of Legend of the Seeker has an overarching plot which is derived from one of the Sword of Truth novels.

Elizabeth Hawthorne as Annalina Aldurren (Season 2-present)Īlthough Legend of the Seeker is based upon the Sword of Truth novels, it is not a direct translation of the books into television format.

Alison Bruce as Verna Sauventreen (Season 2-present).

David de Lautour as Michael Cypher (Season 1).

Jay Laga'aia as Dell 'Chase' Brandstone (Season 1).

Danielle Cormack as Shota (Season 1-present).

Renato Bartolomei as Demmin Nass (Season 1).

Tabrett Bethell as Cara (Season 2-present).

Bruce Spence as Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander.

I hope you found this helpful.“ I've never seen such a carnival act! ” ―Flynn Legend of the Seeker is a continuing story of amazing vision, that of Terry Goodkind's first book, 'Wizard's First Rule.' If you enjoy epic fantasy, trust me, keep watching. They were meant to be that way for people who enjoyed that type of show, and I don't fault them for that, at all. However, they were mainly a bunch of campy, individual fantasy-based shows that happened to form a series. Those shows were entertaining in their own right. Some are also comparing this to Hercules and Xena simply because some of the same people happen to be working on it.

I'm beside myself with happiness at this and hope everyone tunes in and avoids the uninformed negativity, and that it runs for 11 seasons to tell the expanded stories of every single book in The Sword of Truth series. Now, I don't know about you, but I can't think of anything better than watching my favorite book series in live action with even MORE content and background, from, and approved by, Terry himself. People seem to be uninformed of this and are making snap judgments.

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As for the changes in the 'Legend' series, as you will read in Terry's letter, they are mainly ADDITIONS to use up all the time they are afforded in a full TV series. The only reason I like Goodkind better is deeper characters more easily related to. It's my second-favorite fantasy series of all time. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE LOTR books and movies.

That book was only about the size of the bible. Yeah, like they never had to cut anything out of LOTR movies. Some people are comparing this series to the Lord of the Rings movies, and, in the same breath, complaining about the changes made for this TV series from the Wizard's First Rule book. Go read it to keep this review shorter after you've finished here. You can read a letter about the series, directly from Terry to his readers, on his official website. Terry Goodkind IS involved, intimately, with the story flow of the show and to keep his characters as close to his creations as possible, allowing only changes needed for TV adaption. It amazes me how many people complain about the series without doing a bit of research, making common errors. Can you imagine tuning into a show about a book you've never heard of and watching a woods guide walking around the forest for 2 hours? Of course not. The story is changed a bit, especially the time line, but that is expected to keep it exciting and suspenseful for a TV audience, which it is. The camera work and ambiance is smooth and satisfying for the fantasy genre of swordplay, magic and high adventure on an epic scale. So, written above, is my claim to believability. I am an avid reader of classic literature since 1975, especially fantasy. I am a published author myself, as well as having a profile on this website. What I got was my favorite fantasy series of all time, including Tolkien and Jordan. I bought Wizard's First Rule the day it was released in 1994, simply because of the great cover art and my love for new, good fantasy books.