The Prince of Nothing series started out well, there were great possibilities to be explored: an ancient evil, a lurking tribe of guardians, and an unwitting world. The Warrior Prophet, gave me no real conclusion, the series seemed to only chronicle the rise of the Kellhus (obligatory savior with a machiavellian bent, and his ascendancy to power. No great war with the No-God (ancient evil), just a bit of political subterfug, a little bit of scheming, and a war among men.I found myself doing the equivalent of "fast-forwarding" through a dvd and flipping pages. It wasn't the philosophical subject matter that made me do this, it was the sheer volume of prose in this book, that made me lose further interest. Yes, I read it to finish the series, if you start the series you may as well finish with this book. Otherwise, not worth it.