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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cthulhudrew" data-source="post: 2494145" data-attributes="member: 4090">For my money, The Crystal Shard is the best book of the lot, and one of the best D&D novels put out, period. Sure, there are some "hack 'n slash" moments that a lot of people don't like (but, which, to me, were more easier to visualize than many of Salvatore's later combat scenes), but overall, it has more character defining moments and development than any other of his novels, I think.The IW trilogy goes down in quality with each book, although it is still a good series. The fight with Artemis and Drizzt in the Underdark is one of the most memorable and striking moments of the series, and a high point of the second book.The Homeland series is decent, though I began to tire of Drizzt as it went on. The books after that are... meh. I stopped buying them after a while- I think everything from Servant of the Shard to whatever they're at now, though I've heard some good things about a few of the more recent books.</blockquote>