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06-09-2024, 01:03 PM
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6/8 new thread
Meds suck butt at least the voice is gone.
Gator sausage was great 👍 😋 Forums deader than usual. Losing motivation to hit 10k posts again or log in and play. I did set up a nice big comfy recliner for EQ. Dragonlance war of souls audiobooks OK. It's not really A+ though. Definitely passable if u aren't a fan girl for Krynn.
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06-09-2024, 10:50 PM
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I loved dragonlance when I was growing up, here's my collection. I used to have more but I think I lost like 10-15 books of it somewhere along the way.
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06-10-2024, 12:55 AM
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06-10-2024, 04:56 AM
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i'm hesitant to start dragonlance. I never read it as a kid and i'm afraid it'll be too childish now. After reading things like First Law and Malazan, and I going to be disappointed?
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06-10-2024, 07:27 AM
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That said some of the other writers did make some good books. They just don't 'go anywhere'. Some are so terrible my mom smirks at me when I listen to them, but i made it a point to listen to all the Tasslehoff relevant ones cuz i just love that dude.
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06-11-2024, 01:21 PM
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06-11-2024, 02:39 PM
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Druzzit books are top dawg tbh an fair
Butt I'm always interested in alternatives. Got lots of time to kill hehe.
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06-12-2024, 04:21 AM
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Here's my recent read list...well listen to for that matter. I just recently got audible and have been slamming books since.
Malazan book of the fallen - it's not an easy read. You gotta pay attention and shit, so wouldn't recommend as a starter. But also really really good once you get your brain on board with following it. Epic and brutal. I did 4 of em and then stopped. There's like 20 something books in the series at this point, so not something you can just plow through. The gentlemen bastards - No magic, but some good ol fashion thieving. Third book I struggled with but 1 and 2 are really good. Tales of the Otori - i did the first few of these and they were good. It's shogun era Japanese style with a bit of magic type stuff added in. If you're into that kinda shit. After 3 books I had my fill and stopped. Finished up all the First Law world books - this is easily my favorite series. All the books have been great. Good characters, good plots, good violence, and fun. Prince of Thorns - grim as fuck but enjoyed it. Like really grim Kingkiller Chronicles - only two books out now, and the third may never come, but I still highly recommend it. Really good story. Powder mage trilogy - A fun one with a nifty magic style. flintlock rifle fantasy The Greenbone Saga - It's like the godfather in a chinese setting with magic powers added in. Loved and hated it. There were times wanted to stop, but in the end I really enjoyed it and was happy I finished. Was actually a little sad when it was over. The Five Warrior Angels - while the title is kinda gay (no offense), it was good. It's a good ol fashion fantasy with some of the tropes but done well, and a lot of epic shit and violence. The Siege - I've only read the first book "sixteen ways to defend a walled city", but I really enjoyed and it will be going back for more soon. No magic, but it's about a jaded engineer who manages to find himself in charge of defending a city under siege. Great writing, witty and entertaining, and as an engineer myself, it was great. Right now I'm on book 7 of the Dresden Files since I wanted a change of setting for a bit. Been entertaining so far but after this current book I'm going to return to The Siege. | ||
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