A universe at peace! All seems well for the Dragonstar Force. Jeffrex Laserbrand, having successfully restored the natural balance of the universe, has settled in with Princess Laglorial on her homeworld of Zlaxx. When vacationing offworld with their newborn son, a massive explosion rends their homeworld apart. The Dragonstar Force reconvenes to avenge the planet's sudden destruction, but what they find, haunts them. The latent power of the Ultra Dragonstar manifests as a Phantom Dragon, merged with the life force of Sarrklon, and it seeks revenge on the Dragonstar Force. Can they defeat an enemy they can't see?

The Physics Book uses a lot of visuals to help explain the foundations of physics. It covers a variety of topics, such as the physics of force, energy, electricity, sound, light, and even more advanced physics niches like relativity and quantum physics. Six Easy Pieces is a fairly short read, too, making it one of the most approachable books on this list. If you’re looking to dig deeper after finishing Six Easy Pieces, Feynman also wrote a sequel, Six Not-So-Easy Pieces, which explores more complicated topics like relativity and space-time. The epic saga continues! The mysterious Montelvaugh disappears, but not before divulging the location of the fabled Dragonstar. But, when Zeffrex journeys alone to extract it from its hiding place, he finds it missing! to make matters worse, he accidentally unleashes the dreaded Space Dragon, Fraxitarr from her crystal prison! Our heroes must reunite to take down this new threat before all is lost!Richard Feynman is one of the most famous physicists in history. His lectures on physics have become famous and make a fantastic entryway into the field. Six Easy Pieces is the best place to start reading Feynman’s work. It covers six easy topics in physics, including force.

In Search of Schrödinger’s Cat by John Gribbin is a classic quantum physics book. It’s the perfect place to start reading books on quantum physics about force. Gribbin takes readers on a journey through the history and fundamentals of quantum physics. He does a great job of explaining topics in-depth clearly, even when topics get more complex. One assumes that Alanson chose to pursue indie publishing because the avenue allows him to tell the stories he enjoys in the format that suits him. However, the author has been known to field complaints regarding the quality of his work. The all-new Dragonstar Force! Twenty years have passed, and Tanskler has grown, proving himself a hero when he stops a goblin uprising on the prison planet Porbulis VII. But unbeknownst to him, a great evil escapes from the planet: Sarrklon's daughter, a tortured soul, too dark even for the likes of her father. Seeking revenge for her imprisonment, she begins her plan to reform the Dragonstar. Can Tanskler, along with friends both old and new, find the missing shards of the Dragonstar before it's too late?The end of the universe? Sarrklon, now lord of the galaxy, unexpectedly shows up at the door to the Dragonstar Force's secret hideout. But, as it turns out, he comes seeking their help, not their destruction. When the Dragonstar suddenly vanishes, Sarklonn fears that an even greater power is at work, and it not only threatens his rule, but also all of existence! Will the heroes trust their nemesis and take advantage of his vast resources, or strike out on their own? There are thirty (30) volumes in total and players can give Mitch a copy of the book until he has all of them to get XP and Credits. Joe had made peace with his fate. But now the UN has decided to send a few dozen elite troops with him, a development that has only saddled him with more responsibility.