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<blockquote data-quote="Yami no Hon" data-source="post: 2490379" data-attributes="member: 29447">I liked the Dark Elf trilogy, not only do we get to see the drow culture on the inside, but we also get to see Illithid culture, and life in the wilderness of the underdark.&nbsp; The Icewind Dale trilogy is alright.&nbsp; It's very cut and dried, and the three books are kind of disjointed from one another.&nbsp; They are also Salvatore's first books, and his writing deffinatly has improved with time.&nbsp; Read the Halfling's Gem, if nothing else from that series, because that is Entreri's first apperance(sp?).Then find yourself spoilers to read for all the other books between the end of the Icewind Dale trilogy and Servant of the Shard.&nbsp; Seriously, I'm sorry I ever looked at the one that takes place during the Time of Troubles, and if you read it, you will be too.&nbsp; Servant of the Shard is rocking awsome, so read that one and join the crowd waiting for the next book about Entreri (coming in November).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yami no Hon, post: 2490379, member: 29447"] I liked the Dark Elf trilogy, not only do we get to see the drow culture on the inside, but we also get to see Illithid culture, and life in the wilderness of the underdark. The Icewind Dale trilogy is alright. It's very cut and dried, and the three books are kind of disjointed from one another. They are also Salvatore's first books, and his writing deffinatly has improved with time. Read the Halfling's Gem, if nothing else from that series, because that is Entreri's first apperance(sp?). Then find yourself spoilers to read for all the other books between the end of the Icewind Dale trilogy and Servant of the Shard. Seriously, I'm sorry I ever looked at the one that takes place during the Time of Troubles, and if you read it, you will be too. Servant of the Shard is rocking awsome, so read that one and join the crowd waiting for the next book about Entreri (coming in November). [/QUOTE]

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