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SiriusBlack
Great Reader
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 Posted - 12 Dec 2004 : 04:44:52
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She got stuck with a really bad long-distance calling plan? 
I think she's pondering getting medieval on a certain gold elf.  |
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Hoondatha
Great Reader
USA
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Posted - 17 Dec 2004 : 06:48:27
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I read it, liked it in a really passive kind of way, and then donated it to the library a few years later. It was ok, but I never heard of the location before (haven't tracked down Giantcraft, either, but the territory isn't referenced ANYWHERE else, which bugs me, continuity wise, and do you think I can make this sentence any longer? :) ). The best one was the middle book, I think.
Check that, I just remembered that the Angel of Thieves (or whatever he was called, from the really awful sequel to the Avatar Trilogy) was the thief from the Twilight Giants books. But I didn't like Twilight Giants too much and I really detested those two books (Crucible and whatever the other one was called), so I'm sorry I don't remember more. |
Doggedly converting 3e back to what D&D should be...
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Wooly Rupert
Master of Mischief
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Posted - 17 Dec 2004 : 11:27:25
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Originally posted by Hoondatha
Check that, I just remembered that the Angel of Thieves (or whatever he was called, from the really awful sequel to the Avatar Trilogy) was the thief from the Twilight Giants books. But I didn't like Twilight Giants too much and I really detested those two books (Crucible and whatever the other one was called), so I'm sorry I don't remember more.
The name was Avner, I believe...
And I, for one, loved Prince of Lies and Crucible: The Trial of Cyric the Mad. They're two of my fave Realms novels, and much better than the Avatar trilogy they follow. |
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