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| #118DELTASep 05, 2012 14:08:02 | Picked up a copy today. 30 pages in and Ed introduces us to a "Secret Chosen of Mystra" Show Symrustar Auglamyr |
| #2LordManshoonSep 05, 2012 15:33:12 | I remember I got halfway through Elminster Must Die before becoming too bored to continue. It's one of the few books I have ever left unread, matter of fact. Still, I might as well go back and give it another shot. Sounds like this payoff is going to be pretty important. |
| #3Mr_MiscellanySep 05, 2012 15:48:56 | Picked up a copy today. 30 pages in and Ed introduces us to a "Secret Chosen of Mystra" Symrustar Auglamyr... Oh you just had to go and not spoilter tag that, didn't you? ![]() ...and I'd have looked anyway, so it doesn't matter. ![]() So...hardcover? Softcover? Wasn't sure how this latest one would be released. |
| #4Elemental_ElfSep 05, 2012 18:09:35 | Picked up a copy today. 30 pages in and Ed introduces us to a "Secret Chosen of Mystra" Judging by the fact that the name is a different color, the OP most likely tried out the poor man's spoiler by making it the same color as the background. He just didn't realize that there are a lot of different background/themes on this site. |
| #518DELTASep 05, 2012 20:21:04 | Picked up a copy today. 30 pages in and Ed introduces us to a "Secret Chosen of Mystra" Symrustar Auglamyr... Sorry folks, fixed it. So dont tar and feather me in Cyric's most holy name... |
| #618DELTASep 05, 2012 20:26:07 | It's a hard cover btw... Show Manshoon is still bat**** cray cray. Shades make an apperance. Drow are getting slaughtered. The nobles of Cormyr are still a bunch of self important ****. Mirt of course is taking a bath in wine with two play pretties. ![]() |
| #7sfdragonSep 05, 2012 21:25:12 | Picked up a copy today. 30 pages in and Ed introduces us to a "Secret Chosen of Mystra" Symrustar Auglamyr... Consider yourself tarred and feather in Mielikki's most holy name then |
| #8Mr_MiscellanySep 05, 2012 23:03:44 | At chapter 6... Count me jealous you've got your hands on that book! I gave myself a gold star for quoting you and deleting the spoiler text without reading it. No more spoilers for me until I've read the damn book! |
| #9StiggerSep 06, 2012 1:21:22 | C'mon Misc... you know you want to read them... live a little... ![]() |
| #1018DELTASep 06, 2012 3:06:08 | The book was released on Tuesday. Currently reading about Show Castle Irlingstar |
| #1118DELTASep 08, 2012 10:55:40 | Interesting development about. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Show Hesperdan |
| #1218DELTASep 08, 2012 11:53:40 | Just finished the book. All that I can say is WOW!! Show The Simbul sacrificed her life to save Elminster. El goes on a rampage, he "kills" the black dragon Hesperdan, he "kills" the Chosen of Mystra, Manshoon, yes Manshoon was a wielder of Silver Fire at one time. El gives the Silver Fire that the Simbul gave to him to restore Mystra. Mystra lives yet again. |
| #13LordManshoonSep 08, 2012 14:37:29 |
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| #1418DELTASep 08, 2012 21:13:50 | El even says to storm that a certain someone isn't dead. Show I feel happier than I have in along time," she murmered. "What with Mystra restored, and Manshoon no more." "A Manshoon is not what he was," El corrected her. "He survives, after a fashion, and there are more of him. Like many a wealthy merchant who trades in a large handful of lands, he has many Manshoons." Storm winced at the pun and lifted a hand from her harp strings in the glade. "This is next, for me. And for you?" "There remains," Elminster said gravely, "the matter of Larloch." |
| #15Keith53Sep 10, 2012 19:07:18 | Ed has already started "setting the Realms right." (I bought and read Elminster Enraged on Saturday.) He pushed more change in that novel than I really expected -- I think the decision for the Sundering probably caused that. Show Mystra has returned, and BTW, she is at least part, the older Mystra, based upon her self description. Not sure how powerful she is. I do NOT expect to see The Simbul again; she had her heroic exit. Mansoon is temporarily gone; but stated to be likely diminished in power when he returns. Cormyr appears to be set up for a change, probably to a constitutional monarchy. Lots fewer War Wizards, and Storm was networking with nobles for a new deal. Mirt appears to be settled permanently in Cormyr. I don't think we will see Elminster again until the Herald is published. |
| #16sfdragonSep 10, 2012 20:20:35 | I wonder if Storm will ever cary her own child... |
| #17AndrekanSep 13, 2012 18:36:48 | Finished this one this past weekend. Once it hits a point, you will not be able to put it down. Must say it was about time for this to happen. ![]() |
| #18CaolinSep 14, 2012 15:06:18 | Does any one know in what year this trilogy takes place? |
| #19LordManshoonSep 14, 2012 15:09:08 | Does any one know in what year this trilogy takes place? 1479 DR, to my knowledge. A recent Ed quote mentioned as much. |
| #20CaolinSep 14, 2012 15:14:52 | Does any one know in what year this trilogy takes place? Hah, yes I just read that in another thread. Thanks for the reply! |