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Tormentius wrote:
R00k wrote:Oh wow, I didn't realize there were so many series' about Drizzt.

I've only read The Dark Elf Trilogy and The Icewind Dale Trilogy (the one I was talking about).

I'll have to check some of those others out. :icon14:
I've read all of the series except for the last in the Hunters Blade trilogy now. IMO they just keep getting better.

Edit: Just checked Jordan's site and the eleventh book, Knife of Dreams, will be out in October.
Bah, October. I was better off not knowing, now I'll be thinking about it every time I look at my shelf or go by a bookstore. lol

I'll have to check out more of the Salvatore series though - I've already been looking on Amazon, but I imagine I'll buy them locally. :)
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R00k wrote:
MKJ wrote: if you're interested in Drizzt and the like, you might want to pick up the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, even if you dont play D&D. makes for great fantasy reading, just skip all the statistic tables and you got yourself a nice encyclopedia with great artwork
I wonder if I can get the book without having to buy a D&D game... hehehe
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... s&n=507846 :)

its 'only' a description of the world.. atlas, encyclopedia, lore stories.
the game itself is acquired through 3 different books ;)

its a really nice leatherbound book with foldout map and full color pages :icon14:
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It looks pretty nice. :icon14:

I still can't get over the fact that it say D&D in large letters across the top of the book though. :lol:

Not sure what the stigma is there, but maybe I'll buy it anyway. :)
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Tormentius wrote:
Kracus wrote:If you liked the wheel of time you might like the sword of truth.
That's also a very good series. The last one was a little meh, but I'm hoping he makes up for it in the next book.

Have you checked out the High Druid of Shannara trilogy yet? I read the first book and its pretty entertaining.
Yup read those when I was really young, probably one of the first fantasy novels I read.
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The series with The Scions of Shannara? I enjoyed those, but I read them over 10 years ago.
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All the Harry Potter Books - JK Rowling
Digital Fortress - Dan Brown
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Kracus wrote:
Yup read those when I was really young, probably one of the first fantasy novels I read.
There have been two more trilogies in the same setting since then ;)
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R00k wrote:It looks pretty nice. :icon14:

I still can't get over the fact that it say D&D in large letters across the top of the book though. :lol:

Not sure what the stigma is there, but maybe I'll buy it anyway. :)
you already crossed that line with the huge Forgotton Realms logo on the novels sir :D
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