The Dragonlance Legends

It is almost impossible to describe how wonderful this book is. There is nothing about it that is not absolutly perfect. It is absolutly incredible what Margaret Weis and Tracy HIckman have written. I wish I could sit here and type out the whole plot, but unfortunatly, I can't. But I will say this. The characters are beyond belife. Anybody who didn't worship Raistlin before will now. He is most definatly the greatest fantasy character ever written. Crysania is good too, especially in Test of the Twins. Dalamar Nightson, Raistlin's apprentice, is one of the better characters, and is part of why this trilogy is so incredible. No one has ever written anythig close to this. Everyone should read this book, it is so wonderful. Personnaly, I've read it so many time I can almost recite it, and it never gets worse. Please, for the love of Raistlin, BUY THIS BOOK.

Absouloutly the greatest three novels of a fantasic series. I could go on and on but why? If you havent read these books, read the first series then come back and prepare to be transported back to an amazing place.

Off limits! Never buy these wonderful adventures. If you do, you will ever after be disappointed in everything else you read. It's truly sad to stumble through the rest of your life searching for a comparable read as lively and passionate as this series by the masters of adventure, Weis and Hickman. OK, you've been warned.

Where do I start on how awesome the books where? Not only where they bueatifully written(better than Astinius himself; please don't let him read this!:-) ), they where totally packed full of action adventure and that lovavable kender Tasselhoff! ( For those totally dragonlance illiterate; let me update you on all characters, Raist is the dark mage whose soul was forged during a test of power for becoming a mage, Astinius is the scribe of the gods, some believe him to be the god of the book, gilean himself, and tasselhoff is a kender who actually has a concious!!(thats amazing, seeing as how all kender think they do not have to go by the laws other people do!)) Anyways, Goldmoon's supposed death in the gully dawrfs' lands was a bitter event that changed the rag-tag team of heroes forever. The one good thing about this happening was that she became a true cleric of Mishkal, goodess of healing.(okay,okay, your going to have to read to find out what I mean if you don't alredy know.) The teaching of Tika and how to use a sword was totally hillarious, especially when she managed to save herself from goblins or something by accident(snicker, snicker) (Could you imagine the look on old sturms face?!! ;-) ) Well I could go on and on (as a said before, like tasselhoff) but you probably have a life(and what computer lover wouldn't?) so I'll shut up now before Flint's ghost comes after me with a hammer or something(IEEEEK!!;Scary thought!) So as in the famous words of raist "we shall meet again."

Continuing the great Dragonlance chronicles, these books are GREAT!!! The intricate plot leaves you constantely wondering: 'What will happen next?', even moreso than the previous books. Some parts of this book too, as the previous ones, are sad and even depressing, and you wish for them to just alter it. However, that's what has made the Dragonlance saga great, and will continue to do so for years to come... The plot of the book is centered around two twin brothers, opposite as night and day. Caramon, being an earlier warhero, now a town drunk, believes in the ways of goodness and honesty. Raistlin, however, chose to become a dark mage during the war to gain his own power. As Raistlin goes looking for power, he drags his brother along with him back through time. Also coming with them, are Tasslehoff; a funny little creature from the Kender race, and Crysania; a cleric of the good God Paladine. Personally, I loved the book, always trying to figure out what would happen next. At times I thought I had this figured out, only to be proven dead wrong. As I closed in upon the last fifty pages I was sure they would not be able to end it properly, as there were too many things unsolved. But believe me; They DID!!