Elminster and Drizzt books questions

Advanced Simplicity · Tue, 28th Sep '04, 3:25pm

Hello folks

I've never read a single book about Forgotten Realms and i'm starting today!

I've looked around a bit on this forum and most people recommend starting with the Drizzt or the Elminster books.

And since i'm very lazy

and don't have so much spare time at work to search the web for it, I was wondering if you guys could list the "correct" order in which to read theese books.

Aikanaro · Tue, 28th Sep '04, 3:41pm

Correct order will will be in the SP books section...

http://www.sorcerers.net/Books/index.php - around there somewhere

Benan · Tue, 28th Sep '04, 8:11pm

For Drizzt
-Dark Elf Trilogy
-Icewind Dale Trilogy
-Legacy of the Drow series
-Paths of Darkness
-The Hunters Blades.

I don't know for Elminster.

Taluntain · Wed, 29th Sep '04, 12:57am

http://www.sorcerers.net/Books/index_fr.php more precisely.

Advanced Simplicity · Wed, 29th Sep '04, 9:08am

Quote:

Where applicable, the novels are listed in the order they should be read (for those that aren't clearly marked as Book 1, Book 2 etc.

doh! How could I miss that?

Anyway, think i'll start with Elminsters books, "For the lore alone" as you said Tal.

Taluntain · Wed, 29th Sep '04, 3:26pm

I'd sooner die than put up an unordered list of anything.

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