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Forgotten Realms Volume 7: The Legacy
March 13th, 2010 by Aldouspi

  • ISBN13: 9781934692318
  • Condition: NEW
  • Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

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Finally returning to the legendary Mithral Hall brings the unexpected to Drizzt’s life – in the form of his family! The Drow return! With them come thoughts of vengeance against their wayward son, a deep desire for bloodshed, and the corrupt influence of the dreaded Spider Queen! The stakes get higher in the next chapter of the Legend of Drizzt! The first collection of the comic book adaptation of R.A. Salvatore’s Forgotten Realms saga, The Legacy!… More >>

Forgotten Realms Volume 7: The Legacy


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5 Responses  
  • Jeremy Moses writes:
    March 13th, 20106:52 amat

    …
    Where to start? The characters (this applies to all of his books) are a total joke. Drizzt is possibly the most idiotic, self-riteous, hypocritical jerk I’ve ever read about: He can’t stand violence and evil and such, as is supported by his constant whiny self-praising journal entries, yet he never has any hesitation when slaughtering 50,000 orcs and goblins and such because they’re evil and deserve to die… Sure, R.A. decided to give him a religion once, but the religion was too inconsistent with his actions, so he hardly ever mentions now. If he did, then he might run into problems with the opening scenes of this book, which feature Drizzt and company slaughtering an entire goblin settlement to steal their mithril, and managing to torture many of them in the process.
    Of course you might like this book especially, because it features the diabolical villain Artemis Entreri, (or is that the next seven books?) who is necessary so that Drizzt can engage in battles with him that go on for fifty pages. Why R.A. named his villain after a Greek Goddess is anyone’s guess. Anyway, the book is entirely combat no matter who’s engaging in it, so the last fifty pages are more or less identical to the first fifty pages.
    I’ve no idea why people like these books so much. I mean, I guess if you’re a kid then it’s understandable, but adults? Well, these are probably the same people that think Dragonball Z is the best anime ever, so what can you expect? Anyway, don’t bother with this. If you like Forgotten Realms then Elaine Cinningham is probably your best bet. This just isn’t worth it.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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  • Chris writes:
    March 13th, 20109:33 amat

    This book was awsome it was the best salvatore book ive ever read it stunk to see wolfgar leave because he is the best character even better than drizzt but i know hes not really dead. This book was sweet i recomend it to everyone because it was a great book and i couldn’t put it down and that normaly doesnt happen to me when it comes to books. So that just means this was somthin speacial. I hope salvatore keeps up the good work with the rest of his books.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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  • Anonymous writes:
    March 13th, 201010:58 amat

    Wow, look at me, I’m RA Salvatore, a man so inept at writing that I string together one hack and slash fest after another and call it a plot. Oh boy, look at my adoring fans drool on their power-ranger shirts, I must be GOOD! Look, this battle progresses to this next battle, all which culminates in a big final battle. Pretty deep stuff, huh? Wow oh wow, literature at it’s finest, right? Yeah, nice. Look at me, i’m RA Salvatore. Blah blah blah.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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  • Anonymous writes:
    March 13th, 201012:25 pmat

    Regis didnt have his trademark spurt of uncharacteristc bravery I love. P.S. Lynch Jeff Easly!
    Rating: 4 / 5

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  • R. Muccillo writes:
    March 13th, 20101:04 pmat

    I’m thoroughly impressed with this whole series. This one’s pretty fantastic in general though. I’m greatly impressed.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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