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Thieves World 3 Shadows of Sanctuary Review

In this in-depth review of Shadows of Sanctuary, the third volume in the classic Thieves’ World shared-world fantasy series, I break down every story in the anthology to help readers decide whether this book—and its individual short stories—are worth their time. From Robert Lynn Asprin’s mysterious reappearance of One-Thumb, to Vonda N. McIntyre’s Looking for Satan, to standout entries like C.J. Cherryh’s Ischade, I discuss pacing, character development, worldbuilding, and how each tale contributes to the evolving lore of Sanctuary. Whether you're exploring vintage fantasy for the first time, looking for honest short-story reviews, or trying to figure out if Shadows of Sanctuary holds up compared to the earlier volumes, this video offers a detailed, spoiler-aware guide to help you choose your next read. The Massively Subjective Rating Scale I'm Using 1 - Complete disaster 2 - Barely redeemable 3 - Noticeably flawed 4 - Mediocre but readable 5 - Average read 6 - Solid and competent 7 - Notably strong 8 - Genuinely impressive 9 - Near perfect 10 - As good as it gets Timestamps 00:00 Video Intro 00:14 Introduction story 01:05 Looking for Satan 02:37 Ischade 04:29 A Gift in Parting 05:47 The Vivisectionist 07:11 Note on Characters 07:42 The Rhinoceros and the Unicorn 10:04 Then Azyuna Danced 12:00 Notes about Molin Torchholder 12:41 A Man and His God 15:22 Essay at End of Book 15:47 Overall Book Rating 16:28 Outro Thieves' World playlist:    • Thieves' World Anthologies   Channel Link: @TheRestlessReader1