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Old 03-25-2014, 12:16 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
That's probably because after The Hunter's Blades

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Drizzt's companions start dying, either by natural causes, or the Spellplague.


Also, if you think that the Spellplague is the end of it, then

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you're in for a surprise. Prepare for The Sundering, the apocalypse that brings us D&D 5. The Drizzt novel "The companions" is the first book about The Sundering. I wonder if Drizzt will have a new band of adventurers. I haven't read this book and the other The Sundering books yet. I must take care not to wander into the Wiki.
It's not just a matter of
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Drizzt's companions start dying. I can handle him getting some new friends.
The character himself and the writing in general just seemed more stale. I'm not sure why.
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