I like this one quite a bit. It's more epic than the last draft, and, though it's most certainly not groundbreaking, it's a fun cover that promises an exciting read. It's a bit worrisome that one of the Dagger and Coin's selling points seems to be its (at least comparatively) traditional nature. Still, after The Long Price and Leviathan Wept, I'll give Abraham the benefit of the doubt.
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