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The Medusa Plague (Dragonlance Defenders of Magic, Vol. 2)

11 reviews
Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 1994

It's one of the best books I have ever read.
I thought it was going to be a boring book like some of the other Dragonlance but it was kick butt awesome.

3 Book Set; Dragon Lance; "Darkness & Light" & "Kendermore" & "Brothers Majere" (Preludes 1 Saga Trilogy ...
Paul B. Thompson, Tonya R. Carter, ...

TSR Fantasy, 1989

3 paper back books in the Preludes 1 saga trilogy.

The Art of the Dragonlance Saga: Based on the Fantasy Bestseller by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman

9 reviews
Tracy Hickman, Mary Kirchoff

Random House Inc (P), 1987

Lavish selection of TSR's best works
This gorgeous book is one of the finest compendiums of TSR artwork ever created - it is loaded full of hundreds of illustrations, free of print, on glossy paper; included are every piece of full-color artwork ever created for Dragonlance (up through 1987), supplemented with rich text and many, many concept sketches that appear nowhere else! For Dragonlance afficionados, or those who ...

Flint the King (Dragonlance: Preludes Volume Five)

17 reviews
Mary Kirchoff, Douglas Niles

Wizards of the Coast, 2003

Good and moving tale
Flint the King is one of the better dragonlance books in the genre. I was a little hesitant when i first picked up this book, thinking that it would be boring the whole way through. But i was severely wrong in that thinking. Not only was the book action packed, funny, emotional, but it had a great story line that keeps you hooked the whole way through. When Flint goes to the lair of the mountain ...

Wanderlust (Dragonlance: The Meetings Sextet, Vol. 2)

15 reviews
Steve Winter, Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 1991

Funny Funny Funny
If you love Tas read this book because this is Tas at his finest! Its about how Tas meets Flint. Do I really have to say much more? LOL You will be laughing through this whole book. I personally love Tas to death so I had to buy this book. My bf and I both read this book and really enjoyed it.

Light on Quests Mountain

1 review
Mary Kirchoff, James M. Ward

Random House Inc (P), 1983

Nice "choose your own adventure" book
This is an ok book, in the beging you [human], and two other youths in your village [demi-humans; lizard & monkey] are chosen to go on a quest to prove your manhood. The quest is to go investigate this mountain where a strange light is showing. There are a lot of bad endings [aka the story ending soon because you didn't choose the right path]. I like the main characters, and I like some of the ...

The Seventh Sentinel (Dragonlance Defenders of Magic, Vol. 3)

8 reviews
Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 1995

Definately a Good Introduction to Dragonlance...
This book was a very good book. The first book, Night of the Eye, got me into the Dragonlance world, and since, it has been one awesome and fun trip. I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read any dragonlance novels, or to those who have but are looking for presents to give friends or relatives to pick up this trilogy as they will find it most rewarding.

Kendermore (Dragonlance: Preludes Volume Two)

22 reviews
Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 2003

Tas deserves better
"Kendermore" has the dubious distinction of being the best novel in the Dragonlance Preludes trilogy.... I say dubious because that's more of a slam to the other two novels than a complement to this one. It's still not all that great a book, but is marginally saved by the overall quality of the character Tasslehoff Burrfoot. As has already been pointed out, the author clearly contradicts facts ...

Night of the Eye (Dragonlance Defenders of Magic, Vol. 1)

19 reviews
Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 1994

Night of the Eye
I liked this book a lot, since I'm a mage fan and this book is completly about mages. The author developed the charactors well, like Rand's terrible, (but rather funny) family. The climax was very good, it had me on the edge of my seat. Read the other two books too! JUST BECAUSE I'M A KID DOESN'T MEAN THIS BOOK STINKS!!!!!!!!! :-) Have a nice day.

The Black Wing

17 reviews
Mary Kirchoff

Wizards of the Coast, 1994

A Peek at the Inner Dragon
Something intriguing about getting inside a dragon's head - a black dragon's head at that. The book was engaging from beginning to end, dragons being what they are, one that wonders why the mighty dragon race needs humans for anything. While this dragon dabbles with humans, she ultimately finds them lacking, which lands her in hot water with Takhisis more than once. One of the better novels I ...