[EN World Book Club] Dragondoom Discussion [September Selection]
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Now that you've finished, what did you think? Did your feelings about it change as you got closer to the end? Were you surprised by the ending or any story turns? Fess up.... What did you think? 
nHammer
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ok, ok, ok keep your phez on..
I figured one of them would die. Thought it would be Thork as he was dealing the death blow. I didn't feel sad that Elyn died so much as I felt bad for what Thork was going through(emotionaly speaking).
I found the Stone Giants the most interesting thing about the ending. I'd like to read more about them.
It wasn't a bad book. It just didn't do anything for me. I didn't find it very exciting. The only reason I finished it was because i decided to make the commitment to the bookclub.
I figured one of them would die. Thought it would be Thork as he was dealing the death blow. I didn't feel sad that Elyn died so much as I felt bad for what Thork was going through(emotionaly speaking).
I found the Stone Giants the most interesting thing about the ending. I'd like to read more about them.
It wasn't a bad book. It just didn't do anything for me. I didn't find it very exciting. The only reason I finished it was because i decided to make the commitment to the bookclub.
Alaric_Prympax
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*Casts Resurrect Dead Thread Spell*
Whew, now that that is done...
Well, I finally finished the book. Sorry it took my so long but as time went by I've been working on a few other things dealing with RL and MC and computer stuff (like Temple of Elemental Evil).
Overall I liked the book. As I had said before- at first I had a difficult time getting into it but I liked it more and more as it went on. As someone stated earlier I would have liked to know why that lilttle horn was so important and what it did considering that Andrak wanted it and the Dwarves thought it very important. I take it that is mentioned in another book.
I like the fact that there was some history in the back of the book to give you some background and it left me wanting to read more about Mithgar so I will say that it accomplished its' mission in telling a good story leaving the reader wanting more. Though I don't know when I'll be able to do so.
I just wanted to let everyone know that I finished it and what I thought about it.
Whew, now that that is done...
Well, I finally finished the book. Sorry it took my so long but as time went by I've been working on a few other things dealing with RL and MC and computer stuff (like Temple of Elemental Evil).
Overall I liked the book. As I had said before- at first I had a difficult time getting into it but I liked it more and more as it went on. As someone stated earlier I would have liked to know why that lilttle horn was so important and what it did considering that Andrak wanted it and the Dwarves thought it very important. I take it that is mentioned in another book.
I like the fact that there was some history in the back of the book to give you some background and it left me wanting to read more about Mithgar so I will say that it accomplished its' mission in telling a good story leaving the reader wanting more. Though I don't know when I'll be able to do so.
I just wanted to let everyone know that I finished it and what I thought about it.
I definitely did. I think it took me some 8 days, total, to read it. Since, I've re-read some mostly frivolous stuff (Yendi by Steven Brust and the first five John Carter books by Edgar Rice Burroughs). Well, that and the Arcana Unearthed rulebook. And various Star Wars sourcebooks. Then again, I also just started in on Ben Bova's Mars, so I've still got some reading ahead of me.kingpaul said:
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