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<blockquote data-quote="barsoomcore" data-source="post: 1243746" data-attributes="member: 812">Okay, have I got a deal for you.AFTER you've read at least The Three Musketeers (it's the only one that's super-easy to find, but you can dig up the others if you look around), you can now start in on Steven Brust's BRILLIANT update of the Dumas legend,The Phoenix GuardFive Hundred Years AfterThe Paths of the DeadThe Lord of Castle BlackSethra LavodeThe last isn't out yet but should be imminently.These are awesome books that will change the way you talk, the way you write, and will make you want to play REAL swashbucklers, who live by honour and friendship and duty, laugh in the face of danger and carry through whatever happens with grace, courtesy and aplomb.Do yourself a favour and read these books.They're set in the same world as Brust's Vlad Taltos novels, but you don't need to have read those to read these. Those are just as highly recommended, however.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barsoomcore, post: 1243746, member: 812"] Okay, have I got a deal for you. AFTER you've read at least [i]The Three Musketeers[/i] (it's the only one that's super-easy to find, but you can dig up the others if you look around), you can now start in on Steven Brust's BRILLIANT update of the Dumas legend, [i]The Phoenix Guard Five Hundred Years After The Paths of the Dead The Lord of Castle Black Sethra Lavode[/i] The last isn't out yet but should be imminently. These are awesome books that will change the way you talk, the way you write, and will make you want to play REAL swashbucklers, who live by honour and friendship and duty, laugh in the face of danger and carry through whatever happens with grace, courtesy and aplomb. Do yourself a favour and read these books. They're set in the same world as Brust's Vlad Taltos novels, but you don't need to have read those to read these. Those are just as highly recommended, however. [/QUOTE]

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