(Flash Review)
This series is not known as well as it should be. It blazes its own trail without being pressured to follow the path of Games of Thrones. The characters are still full of depth, emotion and moral quandaries. Season 4 watches a young and inexperienced King of Wessux, which seems to be the head kingdom of the four primary kingdoms, struggle to make decisions, earn respect and maintain true allies. There's an abundance of intertwined story lines and with moderate viewer focus can be clearly followed that are all rich with drama. As with most Mid-Evil shows, many a battle is fought, much flesh is slashed or punctured and blood spilt. Great production value, unique musical score and honest acting make this a must see if you like Mid-Evil era shows.
This series is not known as well as it should be. It blazes its own trail without being pressured to follow the path of Games of Thrones. The characters are still full of depth, emotion and moral quandaries. Season 4 watches a young and inexperienced King of Wessux, which seems to be the head kingdom of the four primary kingdoms, struggle to make decisions, earn respect and maintain true allies. There's an abundance of intertwined story lines and with moderate viewer focus can be clearly followed that are all rich with drama. As with most Mid-Evil shows, many a battle is fought, much flesh is slashed or punctured and blood spilt. Great production value, unique musical score and honest acting make this a must see if you like Mid-Evil era shows.