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Orion Michaels wrote:"He killed the god *insert name here* and you just insulted his wife."

Azash. hehe.

Liselle wrote:

Orion Michaels wrote:"He killed the god *insert name here* and you just insulted his wife."

Azash. hehe.

I was trying to keep it spoiler free for those who haven't read them yet but that's ok

rofl
its not that hard to figure.
who is the evil god?
they killed torak, so they must kill azash. its that repitition thing that drocket mentioned

Heh, my buddy Ash was talking about trying out UO if they ever send him home from Iraq, guess what his favorite character name is?....any idea?

Azash

Ofcourse his Azash he made into a Necromancer, back in the old d&d days.

Eldric wrote:Whats wrong with Melanie Rawn's books? While I admit to not getting into the Dragon Prince series on the first try and sticking them back on the "to read" pile, I recall enjoying them well enough when I picked them up the 2nd time.

I would have to agree with you, Eldric. It took me twice through the books to really enjoy them.

Cheres wrote:Anyone read Althalus? I have read hundreds of fantasy books so far and I thought it was ok, not the best one I have read but not bad either (thought I haven't read a bad fantasy book yet.. )

I have. I really enjoyed it. There were some new twists on their "standard" story.

I think I've only missed maybe one or two "stand-alone" Eddings books. What can I say? I don't mind the repetition as long as it's well-written repetition. And in the second set of each series, they poke fun at themselves about it, too, which is a good thing. They know. The fans know. But still we read the books anyway.

If you want a completely different Eddings story, try reading "The Losers".

i wasnt all that impressed with athalas. but thats just me