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Brothers in Arms (Dragonlance: Raistlin Chronicles, Book 2)

96 reviews
Margaret Weis, Don Perrin

Wizards of the Coast, 1999

Raistlin Chronicles
If you are intrigued by Raistlin and want to know his detailed story, starting at age 6, this book, along with Book 1, are the books to get. All of the questions I had about him, and even some I didn't know I had, were explained.

Dragons of the Highlord Skies (Dragon Lance: The Lost Chronicles, Vol. 2)

25 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

Dragons of the Highlord skies
Excellent read. I myself was always dissapointed that there wasn't more detail regarding Kitiara's and Sturm's adventures to Icereach. This cleared everything up perfectly. Weis and Hickman are true literary geniuses!

Dragons of Summer Flame

245 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2002

Dragons of Summer Flame
I received item in condition as described and shipped as scheduled. I am satisfied with my transaction.

Amber and Blood (Dragonlance: The Dark Disciple, Vol. 3)

18 reviews
Margaret Weis

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

I love this series
So much better then that Crak smoking writer S, Meyers in Breaking Dawn, No pedophila, or screams of kill her unborn child, this is good reading

The Soulforge (Dragonlance: The Raistlin Chronicles, Book 1)

215 reviews
Margaret Weis

Wizards of the Coast, 1999

The Test is in this one! Have a seat.
Wow! Raistlin fan or not this is a great book. I, of course like most of the people who read Dragonlance, like Raistlin but I am not a huge fan per say but I do find him interesting to read. A lot of my question were resolved here not all but many. Perhaps the best part about this book is that you get to witness the Test that Raistlin endured! You've heard about out it for a long time now and ...

Dragonlance Chronicles Trilogy Gift Set

255 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2001

this is the true lord of the rings.
Well some say that Lord of The Rings is the best Fantasy series ever written. Well I am sorry, but Dragon lance is the TRUE lord of the rings. this books (that I read back then in the 80's ) are true fantasy novels. simply great, the characters, the complexity of the plot, is something that should turn into a movie as soon as possible. it is sad to see today that people are so in love ...

Legends Gift Set: Time of the Twins, War of the Twins, and Test of the Twins (Dragonlance: Legends Trilogy)

24 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2002

The classic legends trilogy
What can you say about this, the classic fantasy trilogy? In one word: brilliant. It has all the elements one would want: friendship, adventure, love, magic, excitiment, a laugh and a tear. But what strikes me most about this series (especially if you read the chronicles and everything afterwards) is the fact that right and wrong are not so black and white as they so often are portraited. The ...

Dragonlance - Chronicles Volume 4: Dragons Of Spring Dawning Part 2 (Dragonlance Chronicles)
Tracy Hickman, Margaret Weis, ...

Devil's Due Publishing, 2008

A number of the Companions are taken captive by the dragonarmy... Can Caramon, Tax and Tika find a way to escape the order of death that hangs over them? Will they survive the arrival of Takhisis, the dark queen responsible for the war they're fighting in? Plus: Tanis receives help in a desperate battle from a very unexpected source... can he trust the help he's being offered? Collecting the second half (issues #7-12) of the best selling ...

The War of Souls Trilogy Gift Set: Dragons of a Fallen Sun, Dragons of a Lost Star, Dragons of a Vanished ...

28 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2003

War of the souls trilogy
I enjoyed the books & read them in a matter of days. Some of my favorite players in these books were offed or otherwise already passed on. I will need to see if some of the other books tell those tales. My only bad thing I can say is the editors failed to catch many mistakes and sentence mix ups in all three books.

Amber and Iron (Dragonlance: The Dark Disciple, Vol. 2)

31 reviews
Margaret Weis

Wizards of the Coast, 2006

kender ftw!
Excellent sequel. Margaret Weis is an amazing author. My only complaint is the many small spelling/grammatical errors. None are major enough to affect the read however.

Dragons of the Dwarven Depths (Dragonlance: The Lost Chronicles, Vol. 1)

36 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2006

Dragonlance standard!
This book lives up to the Dragonlance standard in my opinion. It portrays the events that took place between the first two book of the chronicles trilogy (after the escape for Pax Tharkas). Definetly worth reading if you crave to know what convinced the dwarfs of Thorbadin to shelter 800 human refugees, or if you crave to know how a hammer that has been lost for over 300 years finally ...

Dragons of Spring Dawning (Dragonlance Chronicles, Book 3)

101 reviews

Wizards of the Coast, 2000

A Landscape of Cracked Mirrors in the Soul
An Excerpt from the novel: "Insane, desperate rage twisted Tanis's face. Somehow he'd make Raistlin listen to reason! Somehow they would all use this strange magic to escape! Tanis started forward, then stopped. From nowhere - - - seemingly - - - had come a small silver dagger, long concealed, fastened to the mage's wrist by a cunningly designed leather thong. `All right,' Tanis said, ...

Alliances (Dragonlance: Elven Exiles, Vol. 2)

7 reviews
Paul B. Thompson, Tonya C. Cook

Wizards of the Coast, 2006

What The Hell Is Going On Here?!
In have read this book in less then 5 hours. That is not a complimant to me but to the authors who wrote such a good book. *(*SPOILERS AHEAD*)* It was nice seeing Porthios and Alhana again, though what is going on between them is beyond my understanding. I liked the fact that a god shows his face in the book, but who the hell is this god?! I would wager either Habbakuk, god of animals (And ...

Amber and Ashes (Dragonlance: The Dark Disciple, Vol. 1)

43 reviews
Margaret Weis

Wizards of the Coast, 2005

I like This series
I had this book in my collection from day one but never opened it to read, I did after reading that most rotten book ever put out ( Breaking Dawn) I needed to clear my head of all the bad writing and the gross, yuk that was stuck in my head. I have to say after reading this I went back and picked up the rest of the books that went into this series and I love them all

The Second Generation

43 reviews

Wizards of the Coast, 2002

after test of the twins, comes the second generation
I was told by a friend that this book was not as good as chronicles or legends. So I didn't buy it or read it. I've found that to have been a mistake, since the book it very good. It binds together events happening in the test of the twins and the dragons of summer flame. It may not involve the old heroes of the lance as much as previous books but brings fort new heroes, and foes. I'd ...

Sanctuary (Dragonlance: Elven Exiles, Vol. 1)

7 reviews
Paul B. Thompson, Tonya C. Cook

Wizards of the Coast, 2005

good story
I liked this story of the Elves and their search for a new homeland. the story was engrossing and I truely felt for their plight. Can't wait until the next one comes out. May not be the best out there but is definitely worth reading. If you like books like this one, might I suggest another I've recently come across. The Unsuspecting Mage by Brian S. Pratt. It's another fantasy adventure sure ...

Dragons Of The Dwarven Depths: The Lost Chronicles, Volume One (Dragonlance)

8 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

A great read, better than some give it credit for.
I judge this book not on typographical errors, nor the filler parts of the plot. But on its merit as a revisit to the world that turned me into a reader. The world which lit my imagination and the character therein. Krynn, and The Companions. The book had plenty of character growth from the Autumn Twilight. Those who are reviewing it as having not are thinking with their metaplot knowledge in ...

Destiny (Dragonlance: Elven Exiles, Vol. 3)

6 reviews
Paul B. Thompson, Tonya C. Cook

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Great Ending To An Ever Greater Trilogy
It's been quite a while since I've waited for a book to come out like this one, and my expectations were extremely high. I'm happy to say it exceeded them. I would rate this trilogy was one of my top ten overall in the Dragonlance Novels. Both Paul Thompson and Tonya Cook are extremely talented writers and paint a colorful picture as well as give me reasons to care what happens to the ...

Practical Guide to Dragons

7 reviews
Lisa Trumbauer

Mirrorstone, 2006

For The Younger Dragon Hunters
Longtime fans of Dungeons and Dragons will recognize all of the dragons included in this slim, elegant manual. Those of us who began playing back in the 1970sknow these dragons by heart. However, we've never seen the material presented in this way. My son and I read together all the time. We enjoyed a lot of fantasy novels, including the Harry Potter books, and he gets totally captivated by ...

Dragonlance - Chronicles Volume 3: Dragons Of Spring Dawning Part 1 (Dragonlance Chronicles)

3 reviews
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, ...

Devil's Due Publishing, 2008

Absolutely brilliant
Another awesome job by Devils Due and the team. If you are a fan, this is a must have!

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