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    wolfie65
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    I’ve always dismissed series like Dragonlance or Forgotten Realms  as probably being beach reding at best, but am revising my opinion.

    Reading Dragons of Autumn Twilight is actually quite enjoyable, there’s a lot of detail, the authors do not overuse the past perfect tense but actually show instead of telling and there’s a fair amount of character development – the novel is based on an RPG afer all, so that should be a given.

    There are flaws – way too many characters way too soon, a Knight walking into an inn in full plate armor, an Elf girl who gets braped but doesn’t know the herbs that deal with the consequences – and it is fairly obvious that the authors look at this from a modern perspective, but overall, better than expected.

    I’ll be collecting some of these books to stand beside my Black Library and Shadowrun novels, there are MANY HUNDREDS of them, so I figure at least some of them have to be decent…..

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    pagan8th
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    Dragons of Autumn twilight and two sequels were good. The twins books were too.

    Some of the other krynn books were crap and avoid any anthologies.

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