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Originally Posted by Radix865
Dragonlance books are good but I like Forgotten Realms more... Although they really resemble each other. But still, damn I'm a sucker for R.A. Salvatores Forgotten Realms books! I can't wait till the local library gets his next book, "The Pirate King"...
But right now as I've read all the Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms books that I've found from the local library, I started reading "Tales of the Otori". Pretty interesting, it takes place in a fantasy world closely resembling 13th century Japan.  Its more mature than Dragonlance or Forgotten Realms but it's pretty interesting...
Here's what wiki knows about it for anyone interested:
Tales of the Otori - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
Another Salvatore fan on the forums? Cool
I'm currently reading Road of the Patriarch and I'm highly intrigued by it. The entire Sellswords series has entertained me a lot more than the last Drizzt books. Perhaps I grew tired of it a bit, after all, it can be a bit predictable in the end, you know who wins since there's always a new book coming anyway. "The Spine of The World" I found an extremely good book as well, focusing on Wulfgar a lot and on new characters. It was both the most brutal and most humane book of the series, it completely refreshed my interest.
I still have The Cleric's Quintet here as well, untouched, bought from a friend who didn't feel like the series anymore. I'm reading these books because I've had a high interest in the Forgotten Realms ever since Baldur's Gate 2 and because there's not that many good fantasy games on the market.
As for The Pirate King, in this book I have here it says it's scheduled for October 2008, are you reading localised versions, or does your library simply not have it in stock yet, Radix? I buy all of them, I love having a collection for display, even though my GF begs me to read something other than fantasy books
