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Liked It “My favorite fantasy series and character, the best book of this trilogy, beatiful edition, a must read for non fantasy fans, you will like it no matter if yo are a fan of the genre” see full review » see other reviews » |
Didn’t Like It “Over-written, but provides good background on the races of Underdark that I can use in my D&D games.” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“My favorite fantasy series and character, the best book of this trilogy, beatiful edition, a must read for non fantasy fans, you will like it no matter if yo are a fan of the genre”
Turiboy wrote this review Saturday, November 14 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“A very good book for those with a military and fantasy mind.”
Kley G wrote this review Monday, November 2 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“This ios an amazing fantasy adventure book”
Tanis P wrote this review Saturday, October 24 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Great read.”
Johnathan Mounce wrote this review Thursday, October 8 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Awsome Xp”
Paloma S wrote this review Monday, September 7 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Hostiles hasta tal punto que un habitante de la superficie jamás podría llegar a imaginar, los laberintos formados por los túneles de la antípoda oscura desafían a todos aquellos que se atreven a entrar. Entre ellos están Drizzt Do Urden y su pantera mágica, Guenhwyar. Exiliado en Menzoberranzan, la ciudad Drow, Drizzt tiene que luchar para encontrar un nuevo hogar en los interminables laberintos y, además, también ha de defenderse del implacable acoso de su familia, que no le perdona la blasfemia contra la malvada reina Araña. Pero en sus peripecias cuenta con dos amigos que le serán fieles aunque en ello les vaya la vida: en muy honorable capataz, Belwar Dissengulp, y Clark, el Pek.
Juan Barcenas wrote this review Friday, July 17 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Las aventuras de Drizzt continúan ahora en los obscuros túneles de la Underdark. Exiliado cerca de una década, el espíritu de este héroe que parecía incorruptible comienza a decaer hasta el punto en que el "cazador" que lleva dentro aflora con sanguinaria insistencia.
Como en toda esta aventura existen momentos mágicos para cualquier jugador de rol que se aprecie de serlo. Aquí Drizzt encuentra por fin lo que se puede considerar un amigo. En lo personal, la revelación del zin-carla en la fortaleza de los Illitrids y la batalla que esto representa es simplemente excelente. ”“Over-written, but provides good background on the races of Underdark that I can use in my D&D games.”
Jason Baldwin wrote this review Monday, June 1 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Another great book about morals. this one focuses on friendship, solitude andlooking deeper. Drizzt is now out in the Underdark and has become "The Hunter", a primal version of himself(and deadlier too!). Soon Drizzt must find friends or else the solitude will close in on him and make him insane. Drizzt's mother, matron Malice, sets Zaknafein's spirit on the trail of Drizzt. but how can Drizzt hope to overcome something that doesnt bleed, fell pain or tire? especially if that someone is your only friend, mentor, and father???”
Kithkhan O wrote this review Saturday, January 31 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“The Dark Elf Trilogy's second book. It was just as surprisingly engaging as the first, though I predicted a plot point way ahead of time (and NOT just because I already knew there was a book 3!). It was amazing to me how much crap went down in this book because of ONE person. And seeing Drizzt form friendships with those of other races because his own race doesn't suit him is heartwarming. ::smile::”
swankivy wrote this review Monday, January 26 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“The main character of this story is a drow, a dark elf, named Drizzt Do'Urden. Drizzt ran away from his home city of Menzorberranzan. He lived in the underdark, which is a dark series of caverns. While he was exploring the caverns, he found a group of deep gnomes. The deep gnomes captured him. Drizzt befriended the gnomes and earned their trust. The main gnome, named Belwar Dissengulp, let Drizzt live in his house inside the city. There was drow activity like killings with drow-weapons. The gnomes accused Drizzt for the killings, so he was forced to leave the city. Belwar joined Drizzt and also left the city. In their search, they came upon a Hook Horror, a giant beast that only lived in the underdark, named Clacker, Clacker had been transformed by a wizard into a hook horror so he was still peaceful and not full of murder. Clacker befriended Drizzt and Belwar. The three were captured by Illithids, a group of squidlike creatures that use mind attacks to capture slaves. One day Belwar broke the hold and released Drizzt and Clacker from their captivity. While they were escaping, Drizzt's dead father, Caknafien, animated by Drizzt's mom, attacked them. Clacker died and Drizzt's dad gained control, until he walked off of a cliff and into an acid pool, dying. Belwar left and went home and Drizzt stayed in the underdark and lived alone.”
Joe M wrote this review Wednesday, October 22 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
