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SpiritWarrior · 03-30-2007, 12:21 PM

Right, this is my fear. I felt that Chronicles was written for a younger audience, and while it was OKAY it wasn't anything special. But I loved Legends to bits, and Soulforge etc. were very nice. This is why i am re-reading the Legends trilogy now. It is a much darker tale, and it has alot less cliches.

I like Weis and Hickmans writing style when they are catering to adults and not attempting to dumb anything down. In this case, their books have so much charm that I can truly get lost in them, and have problems putting the books down! Thanks for the replies, but still if I wanted to be an absolute stickler for keeping things in a logical timeline, what book would I pick up after Legends?

03-30-2007, 12:21 PM	#4
SpiritWarrior Jack Burton Join Date: May 31, 2002 Location: Ireland Posts: 5,854	Right, this is my fear. I felt that Chronicles was written for a younger audience, and while it was OKAY it wasn't anything special. But I loved Legends to bits, and Soulforge etc. were very nice. This is why i am re-reading the Legends trilogy now. It is a much darker tale, and it has alot less cliches. I like Weis and Hickmans writing style when they are catering to adults and not attempting to dumb anything down. In this case, their books have so much charm that I can truly get lost in them, and have problems putting the books down! Thanks for the replies, but still if I wanted to be an absolute stickler for keeping things in a logical timeline, what book would I pick up after Legends? __________________ Still I feel like a child when I look at the moon, maybe I grew up a little too soon...