What worthy novels are out there! [Archive] - Wizards Community

What worthy novels are out there! [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Dankan
01-04-08, 02:24 PM Happy new year everybody!So i've just finished reading the Elminister Series, almost all the Drizzt novels, Return of the Archwizards, The Last Mythal, Blackstaff and others with Khelben and now i don't know what 2 choose.I hear a lot about Erevis Cale in these forums and i'm wondering if i should read his deeds(but pls tel me first in which novels he does appear) then i also want 2 check the Spellfire Series if its any good.I don't know what 2 think about Year of the Roge Dragons though i've sheen mixed reviews here and i want your opinion although it doesn't look very good 2 me.Thnx!
Lord Karsus
01-04-08, 02:57 PM -I'll suggest going to Candlekeep and downloading the Forgotten Realms Bibliography, and then perhapstaking a look at the novel discussion/review boards while you are there.
BookwyrmEDS
01-05-08, 03:13 AM To answer you question about Erevis Cale:

He first shows up in the anthology book Halls of Stormweather (Book 1 of the Sembia Gateway to the Realms series). He shows up in most of the short stories in that book and has a story all about him.

Book 2 of that series, Shadow's Witness, is also about him and continues on from the short story in the first book. He also appears as a (sometimes) minor character in the rest of the books in the Sembia series (but most of these can actually be skipped, though some of them are good stories in their own right).

Then its on to the Erevis Cale Trilogy (Twilight Falling, Dawn of Night, Midnight's Mask).

Finally there is the Twilight War Trilogy (Shadowbred, Shadowstorm, and the last one is called ShadowRealm, bit it doesn't come out until Sept).

There are also two additional short stories floating around about him as well. One is available right here on the Wizards site called And All the Sinners, Saints (http://ww2.wizards.com/Books/Wizards/?doc=fr_allsinnersaints) which takes place between Shadow's Witness and Twilight Falling (the first book of the Erevis Cale Trilogy).

There is another one about his early life and how he got to Sembia in Dragon Magazine #277 called Another Name For Dawn, but I don't think its ever been put online though.

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Dankan 01-04-08, 02:24 PM	Happy new year everybody!So i've just finished reading the Elminister Series, almost all the Drizzt novels, Return of the Archwizards, The Last Mythal, Blackstaff and others with Khelben and now i don't know what 2 choose.I hear a lot about Erevis Cale in these forums and i'm wondering if i should read his deeds(but pls tel me first in which novels he does appear) then i also want 2 check the Spellfire Series if its any good.I don't know what 2 think about Year of the Roge Dragons though i've sheen mixed reviews here and i want your opinion although it doesn't look very good 2 me.Thnx!
Lord Karsus 01-04-08, 02:57 PM	-I'll suggest going to Candlekeep and downloading the Forgotten Realms Bibliography, and then perhapstaking a look at the novel discussion/review boards while you are there.
BookwyrmEDS 01-05-08, 03:13 AM	To answer you question about Erevis Cale: He first shows up in the anthology book Halls of Stormweather (Book 1 of the Sembia Gateway to the Realms series). He shows up in most of the short stories in that book and has a story all about him. Book 2 of that series, Shadow's Witness, is also about him and continues on from the short story in the first book. He also appears as a (sometimes) minor character in the rest of the books in the Sembia series (but most of these can actually be skipped, though some of them are good stories in their own right). Then its on to the Erevis Cale Trilogy (Twilight Falling, Dawn of Night, Midnight's Mask). Finally there is the Twilight War Trilogy (Shadowbred, Shadowstorm, and the last one is called ShadowRealm, bit it doesn't come out until Sept). There are also two additional short stories floating around about him as well. One is available right here on the Wizards site called And All the Sinners, Saints (http://ww2.wizards.com/Books/Wizards/?doc=fr_allsinnersaints) which takes place between Shadow's Witness and Twilight Falling (the first book of the Erevis Cale Trilogy). There is another one about his early life and how he got to Sembia in Dragon Magazine #277 called Another Name For Dawn, but I don't think its ever been put online though.