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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
Never really got heavily enough into FR to want to read them all. I pretty much just picked and chose some to read here and there. RA Salvatore and Elaine Cunningham come to mind.
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The early ones by them are great books. You can read them completely stand-alone if you'd want to.
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I did read, and still own in paper, all of the old Battletech novels (unless you count MechWarrior: Dark Age) but probably would have burned out on those if they'd gotten to be as large of a catalog as FR is.
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Forgotten Realms has 257 ebooks. At least, I THINK I have tagged them all correctly, but I'll check that tomorrow. There are 21 books that are only available in paper, as far as I've been able to determine.
FR Catalog:
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eBooks:
COMPLETE, CALIBRE
Paper only Novels:
Harpers [3] - Red Magic (1991)
The Lost Empires [4] - The Nether Scroll (2000)
Sembia, Gateway to the Realms [1] - The Halls of StormWeather (2000)
Paper only Anthologies:
Realms of the Dead, miscellaneous (January 2010)
Realms of War, miscellaneous (January 2008)
Realms of the Elves, miscellaneous (February 2006)
Realms of the Dragons II, miscellaneous (May 2005)
Realms of the Dragons I, miscellaneous (August 2004)
Realms of Shadow, miscellaneous (April 2002)
Realms of the Deep, miscellaneous (March 2000)
Realms of Mystery, miscellaneous (June 1998)
Realms of the Arcane, miscellaneous (November 1997)
Realms of the Underdark, miscellaneous (April 1996)
Realms of Magic, miscellaneous (December 1995)
Realms of Infamy, miscellaneous (December 1994)
Realms of Valor, miscellaneous (February 1993)
The Best of the Realms III, Elaine Cunningham (May 2007)
The Best of the Realms II, Ed Greenwood (June 2005)
The Best of the Realms I, Miscellaneous (November 2003)
Paper only others:
Pool of Radiance: The Ruins of Myth Drannor (2001)
Once Around the Realms, Brian Thomson (May 1995)