[Firkash]

I stopped at The Crystal Shard because I got bored of that kind of story.
I moved on to other books.
Haha.

She sounds interesting.
I have my solitude also.
My only companion is smoking,
That I learned from the humans when I came up from underground.

[Firkash]

Updated Commons List
Decided I wanted some more commons.

[Lawtan]

Only things like that I ever read were the Nagash series (Warhammer) and Elminster...unless the stories by Mercedes Lackey and all are similar.

[Firkash]

I read fantasy medieval books mostly.
Dungeon and Dragons books are fun to read.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Ah, so you hadn't met Entreri yet. Shame. He's a human assassin who becomes obsessed with defeating Drizzt. He features more later on, and gets his own spin-off series with Jarlaxle, though I haven't read those. It was a regular debate on some forums as to which of the two would win in a one on one fight, or with their DnD stats. The Silent Blade would have been my favourite book, along with Homeland.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Firkash

I read fantasy medieval books mostly.
Dungeon and Dragons books are fun to read.

I took Sheol's advice and started reading Erikson's Malazan series. I really like them so far, but they deal with a general darker theme and it's more epic, ancient empires stuff rather than sword and sorcery. It's pretty intense writing.

They also feature a dark skinned, white haired, non human race, and one character of said race could wipe the floor with a few Drizzts without blinking, I'm sure.

[Firkash]

Surprisingly I like the first two books of the Drizzt series.
And I knew there was an assassin of some sort coming.
I mean..
This is Drizzt we're talking about.
Haha.

I like swords and sorcery.
It's hard for me to read anything else.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

What was it about the first books you liked? The whole "I'm a drow and no one accepts me" thing does get a fair bit of screen time in the early books, but stuff does switch around a bit later on. Jalaxle, Enteri, and Drizzt are probably the three most popular characters in the series. Salvatore writes his books in such a way that you probably don't need to have read all of them in order, but it does help, as characters made cameos and jump across books and sometimes authors.

Khelben Arunsun, for example, appears in the books of both Salvatore and Elaine Cunningham. Cadderly, the priest from Salvatore's Cleric Quintet (which a number of people think is better than his Drizzt series) also appears in the Drizzt book Passage to Dawn, if memory serves.

If you're an elf fan in general, try reading Evermeet, Island of Elves by Elaine Cunningham. It deals with Elven history, right down to how Lloth appeared and how the drow ended up in the underdark.

[Firkash]

I don't know..
I guess I liked learning the ways of the drow.
It really interested me.

And yes I know.
I've read some of those books as well with Cadderly in them.
I own all of them.

And I'll be sure to find that book.
That one seems like it will really keep my attention.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I had to read it a couple of times, since there are three separate timelines going on: One story in the past, one story in the present, and one story told through letters. I've read it three times now.

[Firkash]

Oh my that does seem hard.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

It took some adapting to, but still a good book.

[Firkash]

I'll find it later.
It's like 10:13 pm and I'm pretty sure my library is closed.

[Rem]

Hey!
So me coming online this weekend totally didn't happen but I did want to come by at least and say hi
hiiiiiiiiiiii
030 -blinks-
hn
I thought I'd be much more interesting than this

[Quiet Man Cometh]

It's a Rem!

Where's the Duce that goes with him?

[Rem]

8D! A wild Rem appears!
...[insert other Pokemon jokes here I don't actually know any others lol]

Duce is off busy bein the BIG BOSS MAN
he got the store manager position at the place he works, I ain't hardly seen him for months </3
we keep missing each other tbh, our hours are terrible