I picked up the annotated copy of the whole trilogy a few years ago at a book sale along with some other Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms titles. I'd owned and purged them before, but something itched at me to not let them go by this time. The plot begins as many campaigns should - in an inn and i...
I finished a really great book last night as I stood in line at Target (we only buy one thing on black friday; pillows. it's been the only tradition me and my better half have stuck to for our entire relationship. there's no rhyme or reason as to why we buy pillows on black friday, but we always d...
As a fan of the Fantasy genre, and a lover of board- and roleplaying games (mind you, not THOSE kind of role playing games), I've been wanting to read the Dragonlance series for years now. I didn't get to it until a few weeks ago, because A. other books, and B. I only wanted to read the first trilog...
Synopsis: A group of friends/heroes fights a war against an evil goddess and her armies. Its pretty straightforward stuff. As I mentioned when I started this trilogy I spent several of my teenage years obsessed with the novels from this shared universe. Re-reading these has been a nice sentimental...
Ah, Dragonlance, I remember reading this series when I was younger. I also remember playing the game. Although this does get extra points for nostalgia, really it isn't the best fantasy read every. It reads like a role-playing game written down but it really lacks a certain flow that I would expe...
So this book (and series) was recommended to me by my best friend who usually doesn't dabble much in this genre, so I knew it had to be interesting if she liked it so much.I have to say that I quite enjoyed it, I do like a sweeping story where there's a lot of characters to focus on. I think my main...
I remember that when this book was first released it was really popular amongst the Dungeons and Dragons crowd. It was most likely because it was based on a series of modules (or adventures that used the Dungeons and Dragons rules) – or it could simply be because it was the first Dungeon and Dragons...
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