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| #1paulv76Jul 07, 2010 23:35:58 | In the Crystal Shard, Drizzt banished Errtu for a hundred years. Since WotC has jumped the campaign forward a hundred years, Shouldn't Errtu be looking for Drizzt? P.S. If this has already occurred somewhere please excuse my ignorance; I've only recently returned to DnD. |
| #2paulv76Jul 08, 2010 0:48:48 | What was the outcome? Is Errtu banished for another 100 years? Or until 4.5e comes out? ![]() |
| #3LordManshoonJul 08, 2010 1:38:10 | In the Crystal Shard, Drizzt banished Errtu for a hundred years. Since WotC has jumped the campaign forward a hundred years, Shouldn't Errtu be looking for Drizzt? Considering RAS has six more Drizzt novels lined up, the newest of which comes out in November (I believe), it's quite possible Errtu might make an appearance somewhere. Personally, I never really felt Errtu was particularly interesting, so I could take him or leave him, but who knows; RAS might have something in store for him. |
| #4paulv76Jul 08, 2010 1:47:30 | OK, six more Drizzt books is a bit overkill. RAS needs to get some new ideas rather than beat one character into the ground. |
| #5Dragon9Jul 08, 2010 8:01:54 | Why? He's a super-mega cash cow. The Drizzt books are some of the bestselling novels they publish. It makes WotC money and RAS money, so why would he stop? ![]() |
| #618DELTAJul 08, 2010 10:27:36 | During the 100 years of Spellplague they can't talk about. Yet another selling point about the Spellplague... ![]() OP: NO! ![]() ;) |
| #7paulv76Jul 08, 2010 11:54:04 | Why? He's a super-mega cash cow? The Drizzt books are some of the bestselling novels they publish. It makes WotC money and RAS money, so why would he stop? I see what you mean Dragon9; I just think Drizzt was a good character, and I don't like it when they turn a good character into a comic book super hero with a never ending stream of impossible feats, and story after story of saving the world. I guess maybe that suits the genre, but I suppose I'm looking at it more from a story perspective. |
| #8Guest1309747454Jul 11, 2010 13:34:02 |
Dunno, I find this ironic, considering most of D&D revolves around characters that do this on a relatively constant basis as well. Games Ive played, we ended up on adventure after adventure, solving people's problems, then when we got high enough, saving the world time and again. Pretty much sounds like the Drizzt books Ive read lol |
| #9i2edshiftJul 11, 2010 14:10:34 | Umm... They've already beaten Errtu down twice now.. Why do they need to do it again? First time in the Crystal Shard... Next time like 8 or more books later, when they rescue Wulfgar from him.. |
| #10paulv76Jul 11, 2010 20:49:13 | Umm... They've already beaten Errtu down twice now.. Why do they need to do it again? Ah, OK. I haven't read that book yet. I guess they don't owe us another Errtu fight then. |
| #11Dragon9Jul 11, 2010 22:58:59 | Umm... They've already beaten Errtu down twice now.. Why do they need to do it again? To totally destroy any sense of self-esteem that Errtu may have? ![]() |
| #12sfdragonJul 11, 2010 23:44:00 | Umm... They've already beaten Errtu down twice now.. Why do they need to do it again? If you want to see WOTC do this than lets hear a hells yeah |
| #13creyzi4zb12Jul 12, 2010 21:42:08 | Drizzt and Obould need to have a rematch....for Obould to kick his arse again like what he did to Drizzt in the pegasus rescue part. |
| #14sfdragonJul 12, 2010 22:19:59 | so says Gruumsh's exarch creyzi4zb12. says the helmite, no thanks |
| #15thearrowsingerAug 09, 2010 12:16:23 | OK, six more Drizzt books is a bit overkill. RAS needs to get some new ideas rather than beat one character into the ground. there will never be enough of Drizzt Do'Urden |
| #16Elton74Sep 02, 2010 14:14:17 | I wondering if Errtu should be beaten after all. What if Drizzt just ignores him? Or just believes he doesn't exist? |
| #17cronjeSep 02, 2010 14:30:09 | Drizzt and Obould need to have a rematch....for Obould to kick his arse again like what he did to Drizzt in the pegasus rescue part. I don't see that being much of a fight, what with Obould being an exarch and Drizzt just a lowly mortal, albeit lucky-as-hell drow. Heck, given the Prelude in The Orc King, it doesn't look like Drizzt has much in the way of allies, at least not compared to his Icewind Dale days. Just him and Guen vs. a demi-power... ouch. :P |
| #18Elton74Sep 02, 2010 14:34:51 | *facepalm* |
| #19kerokSep 27, 2010 11:25:34 | The one reason I will read the new Drizzt books will be to see if RAS gives him a new interesting travelling party considering all the rest of the companions of the hall are dead. After all he has had 100 years to recover after the death of Cattie-Brie . |
| #20JudgeDookieOct 01, 2010 19:02:19 |
Is there definitive proof yet that she is actually dead? That chick could pop back up like Pee-Wee Herman in a movie theater. Overall, I'm waiting for "The Hunter" to return and start kicking some ass. Enough of this moral dilemma . |