Oh come on, I just added a spoiler!i apologize, we posted at the same time
could you add a spoiler to the quote from me. :-)
Not just heart attacks, heart attacks in mythic locations!
At only 148 to boot, wtf! Lol!
Damn it, let the dwarves live!
Is that too much to ask :-D
To me Chronicles is pretty much the best of Weise and Hickman.
Fantasy='s suffer no dwarf to live?!
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Dwarves' lives tend to be cut...short.
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To me Chronicles is pretty much the best of Weise and Hickman.
Fantasy='s suffer no dwarf to live?!
don't get me wrong, they're great books, but that part always rubbed me wrong.
Olive Ruskettle and Bruenor Battlehammer, my two favorite fantasy literary characters.
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Loved Olive!
Excellent taste Cap!
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Olive Ruskettle and Bruenor Battlehammer, my two favorite fantasy literary characters.
I liked Entreri... for about three books.
Sometimes death is better.
You either die an awesome villain(or hero, for others...)....or live long enough to be shamelessly warped to fit a new and contrived story niche.
Cadderly's ending in Cleric Quintet was poignant and moving. The "nope, just kidding!" tacked onto it really, really stank. (Not that the CQ was all that great, but... come on.)
Point is, Salvatore has clearly just accepted that his writing in TSR, then WotC's playground is going to operate under some rather crummy rules.
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I loved Servant of the Shard, I also liked the Entreri and Jarlaxle books, except maybe the half-orc side story.
Wish he did more with Entreri and Dwahvel Tigerlillies, but whatever.
Loved the end of Road to the Patriarch.
I loved Servant of the Shard, I also liked the Entreri and Jarlaxle books, except maybe the half-orc side story.
Wish he did more with Entreri and Dwahvel Tigerlillies, but whatever.
Loved the end of Road to the Patriarch.
Jarlaxle is still his awesome self in the later novels
Oh I'm sure, I've moved on.
Edit: can someone explain the sundering and whether or not forgotten realms has gone back to the way it was, use spoiler tags please, no one wants to get flagged by Kobold Cleaver. :-)
Oh I'm sure, I've moved on.
Edit: can someone explain the sundering and whether or not forgotten realms has gone back to the way it was, use spoiler tags please, no one wants to get flagged by Kobold Cleaver. :-)
*Raises flag cannon*
Watch it buddy.
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Isn't there only, like, one archetype that drops spells? I can only think of Skirmisher, off the top of my head.
Skirmisher rules, incidentally.
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I beat Marc Radle to the punch.
Skirmisher rules, incidentally.
Yes, yes it does.
Skirmisher does indeed kick much arse, and brings our hearts much joy.
"Icing Death?" Does it inflict diabetes on a crit, due to sugar overlaod?
"Twinkle?" Does it force people you're fighting to save or die laughing?
How can anyone take this crap seriously?
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No one takes fantasy literature seriously, it defeats the purpose of fantasy literature. :-)
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I say the same thing about Texas.
That's a totally legit approach to the Lone Star Universe I inhabit.
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I warned a player who copied (and I mean, COPIED) Drizz't that if he played the character in my game, which I would this one time allow, that I would always refer to his swords as "Tinkle and Cake Icing." That pretty much put that problem to bed.
The parts of Texas without people are really nice (not that there aren't nice people in Texas, mind you).
Good reflexes, catching me before I thought of something better to say. :-)
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R.A Salvatore has mentioned many times in his books that Drizzt is a ranger. In all the books I have read, he never used any spells associated with the ranger class. Why? This question has been nagging me for months..
Copyright and lack of Open Gaming License. It's a legal issue,
not a D&D issue. Well, yes it is a D&D issue. But, adults have to
follow rules even if your mom says it's ok..
I'm not sure if you're joking or not, but that has nothing to do with anything. As the owners of D&D, Wizards doesn't need to give or receive any kind of permission to use anything from D&D in their own books. (Heck, if they really want to, they can use stuff from Magic: The Gathering in their D&D books, and vice versa!)
Wow... This is a lot of posts...
Did we go too far. :-)
Did we go too far. :-)
what would be too far?
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In all seriousness, I may have missed any semblance of spell casting Drizzt did in Salvatore's books due to all the times the 'hunter' aspect of this Ranger showed up. His dazzling display of daring do demonstrated in his destructive dance of death was decidedly deadly.
Edit: Ok, the use of so many words that start with 'd' is probably going too far ;)
See, this guy gets it.
Oh, why!
Why musteth thy do thusly to I!
Woe!
Woe onto me an army of Orcish flesh to rend in twaine.
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Nay, my good sir, I would not wish such a thing upon you for fear of another reading of the 'hunter's dance of death' to happen upon mine eyes and woe to anyone should that happen for I fear such a thing would cause yet another string of words starting with the same letter to cascade across the forums.
:)
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And thus runneth on more sentences unending, verily.
