Quote (SBD @ Sep 9 2021 09:42am)
I've read close to 50% and it becomes a bit boring don't you find? The hero's are nearly invincible and its the typical hero formula over and over. Yes you go into some darkness when you read through Wulfgars torture and his eventual falling out with Cattie-brie due to his mental damage causing him to become abusive and closed to the world but other than that its mostly the same formula over and over.
Maybe the issue is I tried to binge the entire book set at once. Honestly I think Homeland and Exile are the best and anything with a large focus on Jarlaxle.
Don't get me wrong though I still went through to The Sea of Swords before I started to fall off and clearly the books are good just to have me binge 13 of them. Definitely worth a shot and if you're already into the D&D world it will be right in your wheelhouse.
Have you read the six book series War of the spider queen yet? Dissolution Insurrection Condemnation Extinction Annihilation Resurrection. Takes place in the same world but can be read separately to the Drizzt series at any point basically.
Quote (AbSoLuTe-VoDkA @ Sep 2 2021 07:44am)
Sounds like you need the legend of drizzt in your life. Scratch that, you need R.A Salvatore in your life. You can thank me later. If magic/witch's/wizards is your thing almost anything written by R.A Salvatore is going to be a must read. There's like 30+ books in the drizzt series now, plus he wrote the cleric quintet
heres a couple books/series of books in the legend of drizzt
book 1: homeland
book 2: exile
book 3: sojourn
These pretty much introduce drizzt to you to say the least. You learn all about him and the dark elves and how badass they are etc. If you trust me you will like these you can read these first which I recommend because idk anybody who doesn't like the legend of drizzt.
if your like well idk if I'm gonna like those books then I have a better place for you to start in the legend of drizzt.
read theicewind dale trilogy which is book 4,5,6 of the legend of drizzt series. I read the icewind dale trilogy first, this was my introduction to the forgotten realms, legend of drizzt, R.A Salvatore, etc. At the time when I found this book there wasn't much else I could do. It was the big book too, all 3 in one not 3 seperate books, I think I read the whole thing 1000+ pages in like 3 days. I'd just like to point out I am not a reader like that. I could not put it down. You will love these books. Actually my signature is drizzt & his panther/''summon'' guenywvar fighting the demon errtu from the icewind dale trilogy lol.
book 4: The Crystal Shard
book 5: Streams of Silver
book 6: The Halfling's Gem
next by R.A Salvatore that has nothing to do with the legend of drizzt but is super badass that I recommend reading. You wouldn't think a cleric is that badass right? You will have a new outlook/view of clerics after reading this book lol. The spells and shit Cadderly pops off, especially towards the end. NOBODY fucks with a cleric. He is like the most badass cleric of all time. Also Ivan and Pikel the dwarves in your party will have you cracking up all throughout the book. Damn man after just recommending you these books I kinda want to give them a read again. Also just like in the Legend of Drizzt its not like always just drizzt an what not you got party members an there all dope as fuck. You fight crazy shit sometimes. The fights and battles are so well described. I don't wana talk to much about any of these books because I don't want to risk ruining or revealing to much to you they are that good.
The Cleric Quintet
there are 5 books in this series (obviously, its a quintet)
1. Canticle
2. In Sylvan Shadows
3. Night Masks
4. The Fallen Fortress
5. The Chaos Curse
Dont waste your time with any other books til you read one of these. They will take no time to draw you in, but like the cleric quintet or the icewind dale trilogy book 1's good, but they keep getting better and better, or crazier and crazier.
Couldn't agree more. Salvatore's D&D take and the world/lore he created is the only "fantasy" that has drawn me in as deeply as Tolkien's work.
Question: When does the war of the spider queen 6 book series actually take place during the Drizzt series? I know you can basically read them at any point but i'm just curious when it would actually be happening in the world's timeframe.
Does it happen sometime around siege of darkness? Isn't that when Lolth begins to forsake the Drow? From what I've found a lot of people say it's wayyy later.
This post was edited by Qwuazar on May 16 2022 01:42pm