Rise of the King
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Summary
The Companions of the Hall are united in body， in spirit， but not in ideals。 The world changes around Drizzt Do'Urden once more and old debts insist on payment， old wrongs demand to be set right。 And dwarves and orcs once again look at each other with hatred and distrust。
Tos'un Armgo and Tiago Baenre work to matters worse， and they work as only DROW can — from the shadows， but with blades drawn。
The King of Many-Arrows is the very image of the new peace in the North， and that's why he needs to die。 When a new ORC king takes the throne， and Gruumsh himself calls for war， the savage hordes gather。
After decades of peace， the North explodes in war once again。 DWARF steel meets ancient enemies， and once they taste blood， those blades will not soon be sheathed。 Not until all the Spine of the World runs red。
In the middle of this chaos， the Companions fight， and DRIZZT is forced to defend himself， his newly rediscovered friends， and his adopted home， from the treachery of his own black-souled kind。
The Companions of the Hall are back in action in a world that seems to be falling apart again， but may simply be repeating a deadly cycle of violence and hate， a cycle that brings one of the fantasy genre's best-loved characters into a fight for his life， his loves， and his very soul。
Tos'un Armgo and Tiago Baenre work to matters worse， and they work as only DROW can — from the shadows， but with blades drawn。
The King of Many-Arrows is the very image of the new peace in the North， and that's why he needs to die。 When a new ORC king takes the throne， and Gruumsh himself calls for war， the savage hordes gather。
After decades of peace， the North explodes in war once again。 DWARF steel meets ancient enemies， and once they taste blood， those blades will not soon be sheathed。 Not until all the Spine of the World runs red。
In the middle of this chaos， the Companions fight， and DRIZZT is forced to defend himself， his newly rediscovered friends， and his adopted home， from the treachery of his own black-souled kind。
The Companions of the Hall are back in action in a world that seems to be falling apart again， but may simply be repeating a deadly cycle of violence and hate， a cycle that brings one of the fantasy genre's best-loved characters into a fight for his life， his loves， and his very soul。
Reviews
Gianfranco Mancini
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“A hundred thousand orcs will march， with legions of giants behind them，” Ravel said， his red eyes gleaming in the torchlight。“We’ll pull goblins and bugbears and ogres from every hole in the Underdark to bolster their lines，” said Tiago， getting caught up in the excitement。“And darker things，” said Ravel， and Tiago laughed。They had been sent here to start a war。The drow were very good at that particular task。Essentially another setup volume filled with so many recycled themes from previous nove “A hundred thousand orcs will march， with legions of giants behind them，” Ravel said， his red eyes gleaming in the torchlight。“We’ll pull goblins and bugbears and ogres from every hole in the Underdark to bolster their lines，” said Tiago， getting caught up in the excitement。“And darker things，” said Ravel， and Tiago laughed。They had been sent here to start a war。The drow were very good at that particular task。Essentially another setup volume filled with so many recycled themes from previous novels that I was sometimes having an awful feeling of deja vu while reading it。Why had he done that？ Why had he begun something that almost assuredly would leave one of his beloved children dead， and likely at the bloodstained hands of the other？Tos’un rubbed Doum’wielle’s back and let his hand slide down her side to touch the hilt of Khazid’hea， and there he had his sinister answer。I understand the Tiago and maybe whole of Menzoberranzan storylines needs a closure at last， but reading again and again about Drow conspiracies and villainess after 29 books， and the fully dedicated 6 volumes War of the Spider Queen spin-off series， when you can send your high-level party exploring Outer Planes at last is sadly getting boring in my opinion。“And so Hartusk becomes king，” he said。“No，” Gromph quietly replied。And indeed， Hartusk lifted his great double-bladed axe as he approached the throne， and proceeded to smash it to pieces。“No king，” Gromph predicted。The ferocious orc reduced the great throne of Many-Arrows to kindling in short order。“Warlord Hartusk！” the orc’s minions cheered。Besides that， the cinematic action scenes were as good as always， there were a few great inter-characters moments， and it is nice to see the Companions of the Hall alive and united again after the Gauntlgrym saga。“That war is only your concern if the matron mother says it is your concern，” Gromph calmly corrected。 “You duty is here now， and so here you are。”“I have ridden a dragon！” Tiago protested。“I have eaten a dragon，” Gromph replied。I have slept with a dragon—two！ Jarlaxle thought， but did not say， though he couldn’t avoid a grin at the pleasant memory of the wonderful copper dragon sisters， Tazmikella and Ilnezhara。And I still love a lot the fine tapestry of main and secondary characters created by Salvatore over the years， even when it seems the author is so fond about them that they are really never in mortal danger or coming back from death sooner or later: just read the title of next book if you thought Pwent found peace at last。“There is no House Do’Urden，” Drizzt said calmly。“The orcs speak of Matron Mother Darthiir Do’Urden，” the rider from Nesmé accused。 “I have heard it myself。 Do you call me a liar？”Drizzt wore a helpless and perplexed expression。 He looked to his friends and shook his head， having no idea what any of this might be about。 His House， his family， had been wiped out more than a century before！Maybe no good ones are going to be permanently harmed at all， but the bad guys done lots of despicable things here， and I liked nearly every moment of them， but they still deserve to meet their spectacular ends at last， and I'm still eager to read how the Companions and their allies are going to deliver them。“This is… Ragfluw Do’Urden，” Regis said， stuttering and clearly—and badly—improvising。“Ragfluw？” Drizzt mouthed silently。“Back to the camp at once！” Shaman Kllug cried， waving his arms to the north， herding the group to set off with all speed ahead of him。“Ragfluw？” Drizzt quietly asked Regis as they fell in at the back of the fast-moving procession。“I had to come up with something。”“Ragfluw？”“Say it backward。”Onward to book three of this Companions Codex trilogy and to its explosive ending。 。。。more
Dayna
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Enjoyable readThe adventures of he companions of the hall have always been a favorite series of mine。 It has been great run to adventure with them again even as they face overwhelming hoards of orcs and the murderous drow。 Adding in some Jaraxle shenanigans is just icing on the cake。
Scott
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I should preface this by saying I just got done reading four straight five star books so my disappointment with this book was probably magnified。ButI just didn't like it。Essentially we've got the orcs， goblins， drow and ogres taking over the whole north， attacking villages， laying waste to anything in their path。 We've got our heroes trying to stop the endless assault。 So， a lot of action， battles， fights but not much actual time with the characters。 The reason I love this series is because of t I should preface this by saying I just got done reading four straight five star books so my disappointment with this book was probably magnified。ButI just didn't like it。Essentially we've got the orcs， goblins， drow and ogres taking over the whole north， attacking villages， laying waste to anything in their path。 We've got our heroes trying to stop the endless assault。 So， a lot of action， battles， fights but not much actual time with the characters。 The reason I love this series is because of the characters and when you take away character interaction， growth， development， romance， tension etc。 the enjoyment heads south。This is a really long series and it has had it's ups and downs so I'm hoping Salvatore gets it together for the next one （which of course I'm going to read， I've already finished 26 Drizzt books plus the Cleric Quintet， it's not like I'm going to stop）。 。。。more
Neil Merryweather
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A solid mid-book of a trilogy with many adventures and battles but nothing much more than that either。
Chris
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This was an amazing read。 While it was a bit lighter on the details of what's going on in Menzoberr， I love that we're getting closer to a conclusion with the kingdom of Many arrows。 Also， I was very trepidatious about Wulfgars return but this book showed him in his old light， before his alcoholism and depressed phase。 Yay！ Cant wait to start the next one This was an amazing read。 While it was a bit lighter on the details of what's going on in Menzoberr， I love that we're getting closer to a conclusion with the kingdom of Many arrows。 Also， I was very trepidatious about Wulfgars return but this book showed him in his old light， before his alcoholism and depressed phase。 Yay！ Cant wait to start the next one 。。。more
Sean
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This book is more of a slog as the heroes take all kinds of abuse while the bad guys win。 Clearly， the book mostly sets up the finale to the trilogy。
Robert
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Got to say this is pretty bog-standard Salvatore Drizzt fare。What do we see done here that we haven't seen executed better （or worse） in the preceding dozens of novels？Still， I enjoyed it as always， and the truth is that even though he is （literally） the cover boy this is not really a "Drizzt" novel in the sense that Homeland or even The Legacy were。 The author has created such a rich tapestry of secondary characters that he can't but indulge them， and continues to do so here。 No complaints from Got to say this is pretty bog-standard Salvatore Drizzt fare。What do we see done here that we haven't seen executed better （or worse） in the preceding dozens of novels？Still， I enjoyed it as always， and the truth is that even though he is （literally） the cover boy this is not really a "Drizzt" novel in the sense that Homeland or even The Legacy were。 The author has created such a rich tapestry of secondary characters that he can't but indulge them， and continues to do so here。 No complaints from me！ I for one am very intrigued by the， em， intrigues of Gromph Baenre or Kimmuriel， and the wildcard that is Jarlaxle， not to mention whatever is going on with Dahlia or the new direct physical threat of Tiago， who late in the going proves himself as loathsome a Drow as there is。Bring on the Vengeance of the Iron Dwarf！ I think I know which one they are referring to。。。（view spoiler）[ （hide spoiler）]["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]> 。。。more
Drizztl
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6。5/10
Thomas Olivent
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The Companions started out with so much promise， but #2 was such a hard let down。 Neither nothing happened and there were a ton of vignettes the reader really couldn't care less about。 The Companions started out with so much promise， but #2 was such a hard let down。 Neither nothing happened and there were a ton of vignettes the reader really couldn't care less about。 。。。more
Louis Norton
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It's hard to rate the middle book in a trilogy。 There are some good scenes and reappearances of old characters in Rise of the King， and a few cases where the resolution turns out as a mild surprise。 However， I do find myself agreeing with reviews that mention Salvatore is becoming predictable and the books a little repetitive。 However， it's not nearly as repetitive （for example） as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"， so overall I enjoyed reading it and ended up feeling 4 stars is fair。 It's hard to rate the middle book in a trilogy。 There are some good scenes and reappearances of old characters in Rise of the King， and a few cases where the resolution turns out as a mild surprise。 However， I do find myself agreeing with reviews that mention Salvatore is becoming predictable and the books a little repetitive。 However， it's not nearly as repetitive （for example） as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"， so overall I enjoyed reading it and ended up feeling 4 stars is fair。 。。。more
Dani （The Pluviophile Writer）
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“We seek goals as if their achievement will grant magical happiness and unending fulfillment， but is that ever the case？” 3/5 stars。ebook， 368 pages。Read from June 22， 2020 to July 5， 2020。Review at The Pluviophile Writer: https://bit。ly/33GDDIBBook 26， I never thought I'd make this far in the series。 Salvatore has recently published his 33rd book in the Legend of Drizzt series， meaning that I still have a comfortable number of books for my guilty pleasure series to fall back on for at least a “We seek goals as if their achievement will grant magical happiness and unending fulfillment， but is that ever the case？” 3/5 stars。ebook， 368 pages。Read from June 22， 2020 to July 5， 2020。Review at The Pluviophile Writer: https://bit。ly/33GDDIBBook 26， I never thought I'd make this far in the series。 Salvatore has recently published his 33rd book in the Legend of Drizzt series， meaning that I still have a comfortable number of books for my guilty pleasure series to fall back on for at least a little while longer。Drizzt continues on with his companions to free Pwent before continuing their journey towards Mithral Hall。 The Orcs， driven by the manipulative Dark Elves， are rallying to start a major battle against， well， everyone。 No one yet knows the threat that's coming。 Drizzt still wonders if the whole expedition is the right thing to do but he owes it to his friends。 Jarlaxle makes another appearance again as well as he attempts to reunite with Drizzt and his friends while also trying to avoid getting to caught up in the Dark Elve's plans。Regis was by far the most badass character in this novel and I hope that we get to see his character continue to expand。 Dragons also make another appearance in this book adding some much-needed excitement to the plot。 Despite that， this story felt a little muddy， as have the last few books in the series since the Companions have returned。 I feel less invested in the majority of characters or the reemerging battle that is coming against the Orcs again， a plot point I never thought needed to be brought up again。 I'm not convinced that Bruenor and Cattibrie are correct about the Orcs and I'm disappointed that the Many-Arrows plot is continuing this way。Here's hoping the last book of this particular trilogy will bring what the last two books have lacked。 I'm also excited to get to some of the newer books that Salvatore has published in this series as I think they will have the vigor and passion that these last few books are missing。Blog | Facebook | Twitter | Website 。。。more
Keith Edward
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Darkest Drizzt novel yet！This has the classic massive scale warfare action that the silver marches have to offer but the thing I’ve noticed most about this novel was how much more detail you delve into the orcish army world and how evil them and their allies truly are and how much darker and more cruel they are compared to anything Salvatore has written so far。 So don’t say that I didn’t warn you on that detail lol。 All in all， great story and can’t wait to read the next in the Companions Codex Darkest Drizzt novel yet！This has the classic massive scale warfare action that the silver marches have to offer but the thing I’ve noticed most about this novel was how much more detail you delve into the orcish army world and how evil them and their allies truly are and how much darker and more cruel they are compared to anything Salvatore has written so far。 So don’t say that I didn’t warn you on that detail lol。 All in all， great story and can’t wait to read the next in the Companions Codex trilogy！ 。。。more
Anthony Della Rocco
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Not bad。
Mwangangi
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The table is being set。。。。。。for the fights we've been waiting more than one book for。 I can't wait to read all the acrobatics involved The table is being set。。。。。。for the fights we've been waiting more than one book for。 I can't wait to read all the acrobatics involved 。。。more
Theron Williams
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“For there is no perfect strike， no perfect defense， no perfect form。 The word itself defines a state that cannot be improved， but such is not the case， is never the case with muscle and mind and technique。 So there is no state of perfection， but to seek it is not folly， nay， for it is that very seeking， the relentless journey， which defines the quality of the warrior。”
Wayne Hosking
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Back to formSalvatore back to form with the continuation of the companions trilogy。 Fantastic fight scenes as always but nice plot setting but the third book in the series。
Christopher
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An enjoyable， if lightweight， fantasy romp。 A little better than the previous volume in that it's got less drow politicking and more dungeons AND dragons。 But it's also a little worse because Salvatore devotes a LOT of time and pages to exhaustive battle scenes。 I mean， there were battle scenes that lasted for pages upon pages。 At some point no writer is strong enough to effectively convey that much detailed movement such that the mind's eye can visualize it。 Salvatore CAN write well structured An enjoyable， if lightweight， fantasy romp。 A little better than the previous volume in that it's got less drow politicking and more dungeons AND dragons。 But it's also a little worse because Salvatore devotes a LOT of time and pages to exhaustive battle scenes。 I mean， there were battle scenes that lasted for pages upon pages。 At some point no writer is strong enough to effectively convey that much detailed movement such that the mind's eye can visualize it。 Salvatore CAN write well structured action sequences， but this novel was almost obscene in its excess。 That being said， the basic plot of reincarnated Bruenor trying to reclaim his throne while nearby Orc kingdom of Many-Arrows starts to aggressively challenge the decades old peace with the dwarves （with some help） was enjoyable。 Wulfgar and Regis have some fun side adventures though Wulfgar really is Salvatore's whipping boy when he wants one of his characters to suffer。That being said， I'm becoming less enamored of Cattie-Brie as she's becoming a shade too strident （"Orcs are inherently evil， kill em all！"） as a character which reflects poorly on Drizzt himself。 Let's see how it plays out。。。。 。。。more
Colin Murphy
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Michael Davison
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Those pesky drow。
Mark
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DPL Libby
Kati
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The Empire Strikes Back， Forgotten Realms style。 This time， pretty much everything goes wrong and our heroes lose， lose， lose。 Your typical middle act of a story。 Regis was awesome， though。 And I loved Jarlaxle。 And also Afafrenfere！
Tobias DeVries
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Good yet againYet another thrilling tale of a certain from warrior and his companions。 This time the war for the North gets real。
Frank
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This is a middle book。 Overall I am enjoying this trilogy。
Bobby Tupa
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The drizzt series just keeps getting better and better。
Melanie Unger
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Das Buch der Gefährten 2 – A。 R。 SalvatoreDer Aufstieg des KönigsVerlag: blanvaletTschenbuch: 9，99 €Ebook: 8，99 €ISBN: 9783734161247Erscheinungsdatum: 21。 Mai 2018 Genre: FantasySeiten: 528Inhalt:Die Dunkelelfen setzen alles daran， das Reich Silbermarken zu vernichten。 Sie überziehen das ganze Land mit einer magischen Dunkelheit und verschaffen so den Orks von König Todespfeil den entscheidenden Vorteil gegen die Silbernen Streiter。 Der abtrünnige Dunkelelf Drizzt Do'Urden findet sich mit seinen Das Buch der Gefährten 2 – A。 R。 SalvatoreDer Aufstieg des KönigsVerlag: blanvaletTschenbuch: 9，99 €Ebook: 8，99 €ISBN: 9783734161247Erscheinungsdatum: 21。 Mai 2018 Genre: FantasySeiten: 528Inhalt:Die Dunkelelfen setzen alles daran， das Reich Silbermarken zu vernichten。 Sie überziehen das ganze Land mit einer magischen Dunkelheit und verschaffen so den Orks von König Todespfeil den entscheidenden Vorteil gegen die Silbernen Streiter。 Der abtrünnige Dunkelelf Drizzt Do'Urden findet sich mit seinen Gefährten unversehens in einer belagerten Stadt wieder und muss um sein Leben kämpfen。 Es gibt nur eine Möglichkeit， die Silbermarken zu retten。 Drizzt und seine Freunde müssen der wahren Gefahr gegenübertreten – im Reich der Dunkelelfen！Mein Fazit:Zum Cover:Das Cover passt hier wunderbar zum ersten Band， vom Design her und auch farblich finde ich es sehr passend。 Zum Buch:Hier war ich ja sehr gespannt wie es weiter geht， nachdem ich Band 1 gut fand wollte ich auch unbedingt den zweiten lesen。Mir fällt es immer etwas schwer， eine Rezension zu einem Folgeband zu schreiben， da ich niemanden Spoilern möchte。Auch hier gibt es wieder viele spannende Szenen die sehr gut herausgearbeitet wurden， allein die Kämpfe sind sehr gut dargestellt。Die Protagonisten sind wieder super schön erzählt und entweder man mag sie oder eben nicht。 Wir lernen ein wenig mehr über alte Bekannte aber auch neue spielen hier eine Rolle。Alle sind sehr gut herausgearbeitet und wundervoll dargestellt， egal ob gut oder böse， jeder Charakter hat seinen eigenen Charme。 Wobei man hier natürlich den einen mehr und den anderen weniger mag， aber in welcher Geschichte ist das nicht so。Hier wird die Spannung langsam aufgebaut， was hier aber wirklich gut passt du wer Band 1 gelesen hat， weiß das es dort auch schon so war。 Gerade in den kämpferischen Darstellungen ist die Spannung am höchsten， aber so soll das auch sein。Was mich hier auch störte， wie schon in Band 1， ist die Länge der Kapitel， aber da werde ich wohl bei fast jedem Buch etwas zu meckern haben。 Aber dafür gibt es hin und wieder Absätze， wo man ja auch mal pausieren kann。 Ich mag es aber eben， wenn sie kurz sind。Was soll ich euch noch erzählen？Ich kann es jedem Fantasie – Liebhaber nur empfehlen und ich denke hier ist noch lange nicht Schluss。 A。R。 Salvatore entführt einen in eine Welt voller Magie und Fantasie und natürlich auch voller Abenteuer。 Ich gebe hier 4 von 5 Sternen und bin gespannt wie es weiter geht。Ich bedanke mich beim Verlag blanvalet für die Bereitstellung des Rezensionsexemplars und hoffe weiterhin auf gute Zusammenarbeit。 。。。more
Manuel
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luego de leer la noche del cazador no es posible dejar de leer y seguir el desarrollo de la lucha de los dioses a traves de sus avatares y las consecuencias de vivir nuevos tiempos prestados y el compromiso que esto conlleva
Katherine Moss
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Being the second in a rather interesting series， for the first time， it's hard to tell where the beginning of one part of the plot ends， and another begins or are they all woven into a singular plotline with multiple strands？ Being the second in a rather interesting series， for the first time， it's hard to tell where the beginning of one part of the plot ends， and another begins or are they all woven into a singular plotline with multiple strands？ 。。。more
Ursula
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"Too often do people too greatly measure their lives by their goals， and， subsequently， by that which they consider accomplishments" （128）。 My Rating5 stars。 Book SeriesBook 29 in the Legend of Drizzt series （30+ books）。 My ThoughtsI have to admit I was more interested in the events and dialogue exchanges that happened outside of battle than the ones that happened within。 Having read over 20 Drizzt books， I've come to expect whatever side Drizzt is on to win， which unfortunately makes "Too often do people too greatly measure their lives by their goals， and， subsequently， by that which they consider accomplishments" （128）。 My Rating5 stars。 Book SeriesBook 29 in the Legend of Drizzt series （30+ books）。 My ThoughtsI have to admit I was more interested in the events and dialogue exchanges that happened outside of battle than the ones that happened within。 Having read over 20 Drizzt books， I've come to expect whatever side Drizzt is on to win， which unfortunately makes the battle scenes seem longer and more tedious than what they actually are。 However， outside the battles， there were some pretty great scenes。 Kimmuriel and Jarlaxle had some tense back and forth dialogue， which I had been expecting from Kimmuriel for awhile。 Then there were some back and forth between Gromph and Kimmuriel， which was surprisingly witty and hilarious。 Then there's the dragon sisters who also made short， but very entertaining appearances。 I love the drows。 ConclusionOverall， I didn't dig the battle scenes， but it was a good book with good dialogue， good quotes， and good characters。 。。。more
Matthew
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“Rise of the King” by R。A。 Salvatore is the 26th book in the Legend of Drizzt series， and the 15th book in the series that I’ve read。 I first found this series in my library， starting with the Paths of Darkness miniseries。 I was skeptical at first， but after I started reading I fell in love with the constant action and adventure that was present in every chapter of the books。 Each book is its own adventure， with battles and lore everywhere， and “Rise of the King” is no exception。 tAs most of the “Rise of the King” by R。A。 Salvatore is the 26th book in the Legend of Drizzt series， and the 15th book in the series that I’ve read。 I first found this series in my library， starting with the Paths of Darkness miniseries。 I was skeptical at first， but after I started reading I fell in love with the constant action and adventure that was present in every chapter of the books。 Each book is its own adventure， with battles and lore everywhere， and “Rise of the King” is no exception。 tAs most of these books start， “Rise of the King” opens where “Night of the Hunter” left off。 Drizzt and his companions are heading towards the Silver Marshes， as they have garnered information about their peace treaty from years past has been broken between the Silver Marshes and a legion of orcs encroaching nearby。 The book details many other events happening parallel and sometimes crossing into the Companions’ adventure， arcs that have been set up by previous books in the series。 This series is definitely more for the dedicated reader that is ready to learn a huge universe that isn’t even close to fully covered just by this series， and should be picked up near the start to understand what is going on more clearly， as that is when the universe is most simple。 Since I had already read through most of the previous books， I was able to understand the complex conflicts happening in this book。 R。 A。 Salvatore does an amazing job at portraying the many personalities of many characters simultaneously， ensuring that each character is unique in thinking as well as name。tSpecifically in this book， Salvatore builds upon the previous inner conflict of Drizzt， as he expands and alters his views alongside his reborn companions。 In my experience， most books fail to do something like this properly， as they usually do it too fast or in a way that is too obscure。 Salvatore blows those examples out of the water with the experienced character building abilities built up over many books。 Due to this multi-book experience， I would say that the Forgotten Realms series is the best must-read series that every fantasy lover should read， and this book is definitely included in that sentiment。 。。。more
Markus Zimmerman
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Time to let these heroes restI’ve grown up with the Companions of the Hall。 As I read this book I found myself thinking more and more how it’s time to let them go。 Bring in new characters， and plots， and please don’t wear out these amazing characters。
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