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greatswisscheese Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 07:33:06
So I'm a big fan of Salvatore and I finished reading "The Two Swords" After that I went onto read "The Orc King" and was extremely confused. It seems there was a 100 year gap between the two where something catastrophic happened in the world. What book/books should I read to catch up?

Thanks for all the help!!
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The Red Walker Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 19:12:08
quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lee Byers

My novel Undead won't answer all your questions about the Spellplague, but it shows what the disaster was like for some of the people trying to live through it.
Undead's the sequel to Unclean, so you might conceivably want to read that one first.



Since you said you were a big Salvatore fan, I am going to second what Richard said and say read his books, you will love them too!

I will always be a big fan of RA, but I tend to like grittier stuff and Richard's Trilogy based on Thay (Unclean, Undead and the still to be released Unholy) is great stuff!
Richard Lee Byers Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 18:18:30
My novel Undead won't answer all your questions about the Spellplague, but it shows what the disaster was like for some of the people trying to live through it.
Undead's the sequel to Unclean, so you might conceivably want to read that one first.
Rinonalyrna Fathomlin Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 16:23:46
quote:
Originally posted by The Red Walker

I think only the prologue and epilogue of Orc King are 100 years ahead.



That's correct. The rest of the novel is set in the "present" (1372 or so).
Lord Karsus Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 16:07:00
-Don't expect a conclusive breakdown of the transitionary period between the end of the 3e era (1,375 DR / 1,385 DR) and the beginning of the 4e era (1,479 DR).
Wooly Rupert Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 13:44:37
It's not really been covered in any of the novels... But there are three web articles you can read:

Countdown to the Realms
Magic in the Forgotten Realms
The Wailing Years
The Red Walker Posted - 03 Dec 2008 : 13:38:22
I think only the prologue and epilogue of Orc King are 100 years ahead.

There are tons of scrolls here that address the timejump, but no novels that detail it.

Just search spellplague and check those threads and you will get caught up.

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