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The cover features a brooding, stormy sky as a background, with dark clouds swirling ominously. In the center foreground stands a middle-aged man with a strong, weathered face, a long, dark beard, and unkempt long hair. He is mounted on a towering, muscular black stallion, with its mane flowing dramatically. The man wears a black, worn brigandine armor and a heavy black cape billowing in the wind. His sword is raised, its blade gleaming faintly in the dim light. Surrounding the central figure are seven distinctly designed swords that frame him in an arc, creating an almost mystical or protective border. The overall lighting is moody and dark, with cold hues of black, silver, and muted blue dominating the palette, while subtle accents of blood-red glow softly on the edges of the swords.

The Dogs of War

The cover features a background of green pine branches, symbolizing renewal and nature. In the center, there is a large silver sword, representing power, danger, and the protagonist's journey as a soldier. The sword is surrounded by silver details, including blood droplets and stag antlers, adding a touch of bravery and courage to the composition.

Scars of the Sword

A shadowy figure clad in medieval armor stands atop a rocky cliff overlooking a vast battlefield. Dark, menacing skies are split by beams of light breaking through scattered storm clouds. The battleground below features a chaotic swirl of soldiers, swords, and fire. A tattered flag bearing an unknown sigil waves in the wind, symbolizing hard-fought liberation. The diary imagery—a subtle addition—is represented by faint ink marks and handwritten text subtly blended into the stormy sky, evoking secrecy and introspection.

War on foreign lands

A central figure of the 14-year-old female facing sideways, her ethereal white assassin gear contrasting sharply against a somber, dark backdrop. Her white hair, gently tousled by a whisper of wind, adds a sense of motion. Swords of ice at her side emit a faint, magical glow, while the kingdom's icy spires and frozen rivers unfurl across the background in a gradient from deep blue at the bottom to silvery hues at the top.

Frostelle: Dawn of the Frostborn

A solitary figure cloaked in dark robes stands at the edge of a cliff, gazing at a stormy midnight horizon. The person’s silhouette is backlit by an eerie glow of moonlight obscured by heavy, swirling clouds. Below the cliff, shadowy waves crash violently against jagged rocks. In the foreground, wilted flowers and broken swords lie scattered, hinting at tragic loss. Subtle wisps of smoke wind around the figure, giving an air of supernatural vengeance.

Fate's Dark Embrace

A dynamic, action-packed illustration captures the scene of the two warriors at the center of the cover. The dark-haired warrior in black armor lunges forward with his bloodied sword raised high, his face twisted in intense anger. Opposing him is the blonde warrior, his golden armor catching the light as he blocks with his equally bloodied blade. The background depicts chaotic medieval armies locked in fierce combat, with flying banners and clashing weapons adding motion and tension. The overall color palette is dark and moody, dominated by blacks, deep reds, golds, and subtle highlights of steel gray, evoking a visceral sense of war and rage.

The Death of Kings

An ancient crown is placed at the center of the cover, resting on old scrolls. Crossed swords are seen in the background, symbolizing conflict. The overall composition is elegant and regal.

Three Dark Crowns

The cover features a distressed, vintage world map as the central image, overlaid with the faint silhouettes of ancient and modern weaponry such as swords and tanks. These elements are subtly blended into the map, conveying the progression of international conflicts through time. The map is colored in deep blue tones to evoke seriousness, while splashes of red highlight areas suggesting conflict, intrigue, and history.

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