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Posted: May 16 2006 12:58 am

I'm on book 32 out of 41 in the series of Magic: The Gathering novels. When this is finished...I don't know where to turn. I've grown so familiar with this series that I fret venturing out of the comforting world of the Multiverse. However, shortly, that will be unavoidable. So I turn to you, SydLexia.com forum members, for advice. Are any of you familiar with these novels, are there any similar series out there? I know of Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Legend of the Five Rings, are any of those worth checking out?

And no, reading books outside the fantasy genre is not doable.

Posted: May 16 2006 04:03 am

Read the Ravenloft series. Read them all. They're aren't overly heavy reads, but they're damn good.

Posted: May 16 2006 07:47 am

You can't go wrong with R.A. Salvatore's Drizzt novels.

Posted: May 16 2006 09:07 am

here another form of fantasy

-> Clive Barker's Thief of Always

it's not medieval fantasy but this is a tale about Harvey, an eight years old boy who kick asses Wink

(1 tome, 3 books)

I second the Ravenloft series cause its my favorite series of the AD&D multiverse and i dont propose Dragonlance if you already know the serie...

Posted: May 16 2006 09:47 am

Jo_thepirate wrote:

i dont propose Dragonlance if you already know the serie...

Without Dragonlance there is no Lord Soth of Sithicus though.

Posted: May 16 2006 10:47 am

yeah i know, i know Lord Soth kick major asses..

well my bad, i misread Sock i thought that he already read that serie

-> READ DragonLance its an awesome serie even if you dont really need to read all the books

seriously those i really like
-> the seasons dragon (4 books)
-> the Twins War (3 books)
-> the story of Raistlin (Soulforged and another book that i dont remember)
-> the War of Souls (3 books really great Smile

)
-> i believe that there is a couple of books who tell the tale of Lord Soth but i don't really remember the name of those books

Posted: May 16 2006 11:26 am

Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series was pretty big like 10 years ago, there's always those.

Posted: May 16 2006 02:46 pm

I went to one of those fancy book stores, with lights and the like, to buy a Dragonlance book today, and got another Magic book.

I'm good at doin' things like that.

Posted: May 16 2006 03:55 pm

i say you should read a good stephen king book-- Desperation.

yup.

Posted: May 25 2006 01:29 am

Holy shits! I was just informed of an out of print series of Magic novels.

I must find these books, and purchase them.