Twelve short stories set in the various universe of Dungeons of Dragons spin wondrous tales of Untold Adventures.
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Realms of the Elves edited by Philip Athans
Posted by travizzt on January 14, 2011
Elves. Those pointy-eared beings found in almost every fantasy storyline. Here we have seven short stories that focus on the elves in the Forgotten Realms.
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: Anthology, Comrades at Odds, Drizzt Do'Urden, Dungeons and Dragons, Ed Greenwood, Elminister, elves, Erik Scott de Bie, Forgotten Realms, Lisa Smedman, Necessary Sacrifices, Philip Athans, R. A. Salvatore, Realms of the Elves, Richard Baker, Richard Lee Byers, Tears So White, The Bladesinger's Lesson, The Greatest Treasure, The Staff of Valmaxian, Traitors, Wizards of the Coast | Leave a Comment »
Realms of the Dragons edited by Philip Athans
Posted by travizzt on November 22, 2010
Dragons. Those mystical creatures that inspire fear and awe at their presence. Does Realms of the Dragons add to that or are dragons weak little creatures?
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: An Icy Heart, Anthology, Artemis Entreri, Beer with a Fat Dragons, Dave Gross, Don Bassingthwaite, dragons, Drow, Dungeons and Dragons, Ed Greenwood, Edward Bolme, Elaine Cunningham, First Flight, Forgotten Realms, Gorlist, Gorlist's Dragon, How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth, jarlaxle, Jess Lebow, Keith Francis Strohm, Kesson Rel, Lisa Smedman, Mirt the Moneylender, Paul S Kemp, Penitential Rites, Philip Athans, R. A. Salvatore, Realms of the Dragons, Richard Baker, Richard Lee Byers, Serpestrillvyth, Serreg, Soulbound, Standard Delving Procedure, The Keeper of Secrets, The Topaz Dragon, The Year of Rogue Dragons, Thomas M. Reid, Voronica Whitney-Robinson, Waylaid, Wickless in the Nether, Wizards of the Coast | Leave a Comment »
Realms of the Dead edited by Susan J. Morris
Posted by travizzt on January 29, 2010
The dead rise! Zombies, vampires, skeletons, liches, and more are to be found in this anthology of all things best left rotting and six feet under!
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: Anthology, Bruce R. Cordell, Christopher Rowe, Dungeons and Dragons, Ed Greenwood, Erik Scott de Bie, Erin M. Evans, Forgotten Realms, Haunted Lands, Jaleigh Johnson, Lisa Smedman, Philip Athans, R. A. Salvatore, Richard Baker, Richard Lee Byers, Rosemary Jones, Susan J. Morris, Wizards of the Coast | 1 Comment »
The Best of the Realms
Posted by travizzt on November 4, 2009
An anthology compiling the best short stories written in the Forgotten Realms. What’s not to like?
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: Anthology, Christie Golden, Douglas Niles, Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, Forgotten Realms, J Robert King, Jean Rabe, Jeff Grubb, Jess Lebow, Kate Novak-Grubb, Keith Francis Strohm, Monte Cook, R. A. Salvatore, Realms of Infamy, Realms of Magic, Realms of Mystery, Realms of Shadow, Realms of the Arcane, Realms of the Deep, Realms of the Underdark, Realms of Valor, The Best of the Realms, Troy Denning, William W. Connors | Leave a Comment »
Realms of the Deep edited by Philip Athans
Posted by travizzt on November 4, 2009
The terrors of the deep mostly remain unknown. Until now.
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: Anthology, Clayton Emery, Dungeons and Dragons, Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, Forgotten Realms, Keith Francis Strohm, Larry Hobbs, Lynn Abbey, Mel Odom, Peter Archer, Philip Athans, Realms of the Deep, Richard Lee Byers, Steven E. Schend, The Threat From the Sea, Thomas M. Reid, Troy Denning | Leave a Comment »
Realms of the Arcane edited by Brian M. Thomsen
Posted by travizzt on November 4, 2009
Arcane stories that will, hopefully, inspire some magic in you.
Posted in Book Reviews, Forgotten Realms Anthology | Tagged: Anthology, arcane, Brian M Thomsen, Brian Thomsen, David Cook, Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, Forgotten Realms, J Robert King, Jeff Grubb, magic, Mark Anthony, Monte Cook, Philip Athans, Realms of the Arcane, Tom Dupree, Wes Nicholson | 1 Comment »
