Dark Sun Novels Back in Print--Starting Sept. 2008

[M.L. Martin]

Listed on Amazon

Note that this same method--reprinting novels in trade paperback format, taking advantage of an author whose popularity has risen in recent years (Denning's been one of the major Star Wars novelists recently)--was used for Ravenloft starting last year, and the result has been a new novel line launching next spring.

 

[VictorC]

This is good news, I have always wanted to read one or two of them. However, unlikely as it is, this is me hopping that this is a sign that Dark Sun is comming back for 4th edition.

 

[Bacris]

Hell, anything to get more Dark Sun & psionics material is good news to me.

 

[an_idol_mind]

Ah, a stroll down memory lane to revisit the novels that helped ruin the Dark Sun setting...

 

[Dragonhelm]

Ooh! Dark Sun!

Hopefully WotC will be bringing back some of their old settings. That would be super.

 

[Nyaricus]

I saw that and I thought 4e Campaign Setting. It'll be interesting to see how it all goes down

 

[Lorthanoth]

Ugh... some truly awful writing and decisions in those novels. The epitome of meta-plot in the '90s.

 

[Brakkart]

Yay Dark Sun Novels back in print... Booo Prism Pentad. I hated that series. The Tribe of One Trilogy by Simon Hawke (and the sequel novel The Broken Blade) were far better stories. Glad I still have my copies of them as I sold off all my other Dark Sun stuff ages ago.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Dark Sun in 2010? Psionics content in PHB4? Psionics monsters and treasure in MM4 and DMG4?

 

[Bacris]

If they leave off 4E psionics that long... well, let's just say, I'll be both sad and happy.