Dragon Lance vs Forgotten Realms

[philip]

Originally posted by norompanlasolas: yeah, but what about the books about raistlin, flint, tas, etc... i read those i think (the one where they meet in the tavern, and end up crossing a river and finding silvermoon, etc). i think its the first of three but im not so sure. which one is it? anybody knows the complete volumes/names?

that is "dragons of autumn twilight" 1st novel in dragonlance chronicles.

[norompanlasolas]

Originally posted by philip: quote: Originally posted by norompanlasolas: yeah, but what about the books about raistlin, flint, tas, etc... i read those i think (the one where they meet in the tavern, and end up crossing a river and finding silvermoon, etc). i think its the first of three but im not so sure. which one is it? anybody knows the complete volumes/names?

that is "dragons of autumn twilight" 1st novel in dragonlance chronicles.[/QUOTE]ok, i think i got it then. first the 3 chronicles, and then the 3 legends (where raistlin is the megamunchkin). all the other ones are written later and not of the same quality.

edit: oh, i forgot. thanks philip. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ 11-28-2002, 11:58 AM: Message edited by: norompanlasolas ]

[LordKathen]

Read "Chronicles", then "Legends". From here you could go either way, future or past. I would recomend "The Meetings" sextet. These are great to realy get to know the companians. There set during the five years leading up to the gathering at the Inn. Kinda gives you a background. My personal favorite trilogy is the "Dwarven Nations" trilogy. It is Flints anscestors.
I have read 58 of the books in this saga, and wish like hell they would make a game like Baldurs Gate, set in Krynn.

[Morgeruat]

Originally posted by LordKathen: Read "Chronicles", then "Legends". From here you could go either way, future or past. I would recomend "The Meetings" sextet. These are great to realy get to know the companians. There set during the five years leading up to the gathering at the Inn. Kinda gives you a background. My personal favorite trilogy is the "Dwarven Nations" trilogy. It is Flints anscestors. I have read 58 of the books in this saga, and wish like hell they would make a game like Baldurs Gate, set in Krynn.

my main problem with them is when they decide to reinvent teh characters, like raistlin, his story in brothers majere is diferent from teh one originally published in the chronicles, small things like that make huge diferences to me

[philip]

i'll get dl legends for santa claus just bought it cause my mum is afraid she would buy the wrong ones

[LordKathen]

Originally posted by Morgeruat: quote: Originally posted by LordKathen: Read "Chronicles", then "Legends". From here you could go either way, future or past. I would recomend "The Meetings" sextet. These are great to realy get to know the companians. There set during the five years leading up to the gathering at the Inn. Kinda gives you a background. My personal favorite trilogy is the "Dwarven Nations" trilogy. It is Flints anscestors. I have read 58 of the books in this saga, and wish like hell they would make a game like Baldurs Gate, set in Krynn.

my main problem with them is when they decide to reinvent teh characters, like raistlin, his story in brothers majere is diferent from teh one originally published in the chronicles, small things like that make huge diferences to me[/QUOTE]Your right, but the differances are minor. I give it up to the writers veiw point. Thats one of the down falls of a saga with a lot of different writers.
It is still the best fantasy saga since early Pern writings.