Dragonlance?

[Galadedrid Damodred]

Not too many people have read the Dragonlance saga: anyone here? I've met maybe 3 people - ever - who have read Dragonlance.  

[Harbone]

Played a couple of the adventures in D&D when I was a kid, but no, the novels didn't really grab me. I wasn't too fond of the Kinder (and then they became the new halflings in the new D&D game. Jeez!)  

[Ayla Skye]

I've read a few. I liked them but haven't gotten around to reading all of them.  

[NightIntent]

I think I've read three. I don't know which ones, though, because they were all condensed into one book. I liked them well enough, but I was a little lost, because they kept referencing past books, and I was like, "...And that's supposed to mean something to me?" Maybe if I'd started with the first one, I'd have continued, but then I discovered just how long it was. If I start a series when it's only a few books in, I can continue it to the end. But if I start when there're, like, fifteen, at least? Nuh-uh. Especially after I started in the middle of it, even if it was by accident.  

[Meithanos]

Galadedrid, you know of an entire GUILD who has read the Dragonlance books... or some given number of 'em.


NightIntent, there was a "what order should I read 'em" thread some time back that asked the order to read the DL books. But I'll post it again for good measure.


Chronicles
Dragons of the Autumn Twilight
Dragons of the Winter Night
Dragons of the Spring Dawning

Legends
Time of the Twins
War of the Twins
Test of the Twins

The Second Generation

Dragons of the Summer Flame


War of the Souls
Dragons of the Fallen Sun
Dragons of the Lost Star
Dragons of the Vanished Moon


All of the above are by Margrette Weiss and Tracy Hickman.


Then you have the "basics" down so you can read the others in whatever order you feel like.  

[NightIntent]

Oh, I know the order now. Sorta But I didn't then. And that was what mattered to me, and still does. Besides that, I have enough books to keep me occupied for months right now (especially with my current schedule), without another, really long, series to add to it.  

[Meithanos]

I completely understand.

My book list is HUGE as well.

I've been having issues getting into the Dragonlance War of the Souls trillogy though. It starts off MUCH slower than the other books.

So I'm holding off on it... again... and am going to try and find The Soulforge.

Once again I'm left believing certain books do NOT exhist in my area...  

[chibminshiy]

Elantis

Galadedrid, you know of an entire GUILD who has read the Dragonlance books... or some given number of 'em.


NightIntent, there was a "what order should I read 'em" thread some time back that asked the order to read the DL books. But I'll post it again for good measure.


Chronicles
Dragons of the Autumn Twilight
Dragons of the Winter Night
Dragons of the Spring Dawning

Legends
Time of the Twins
War of the Twins
Test of the Twins

The Second Generation

Dragons of the Summer Flame


War of the Souls
Dragons of the Fallen Sun
Dragons of the Lost Star
Dragons of the Vanished Moon


All of the above are by Margrette Weiss and Tracy Hickman.


Then you have the "basics" down so you can read the others in whatever order you feel like.

I've read all of those and then about twenty others.  

[JRay18]

Galadedrid Damodred

Not too many people have read the Dragonlance saga: anyone here? I've met maybe 3 people - ever - who have read Dragonlance.

I've read the first two in SOME series in Dragonlance, I don't know which though, since there are SO many.  

[Bookwyrme]

I've read the Chronicles. They were some of the books that helped me get through a miserable year a long time back.  

[Arkyana]

I never read the saga and to be honest, it's kind of discouraging because there's so many books. When I have time, I'll try and read at least one.  

[Flux_o_color]

Dragonlance was the first fantasy books I ever read!! I love Flint, I don't know why, I have a thing for Dwarves...

I haven't been here for awhile, it's nice to see it up and running!  

[JRay18]

Arkyana

I never read the saga and to be honest, it's kind of discouraging because there's so many books. When I have time, I'll try and read at least one.

I agree on the too many part, since there are so many, it's extremely hard to keep track of which books you've read and which you haven't, I wish thye at least made it easier to specify somehow.  

[Sol_Angelica]

I've read them! I have read:
Chronicles
Dragons of the Autumn Twilight
Dragons of the Winter Night
Dragons of the Spring Dawning

Legends
Time of the Twins
War of the Twins
Test of the Twins

That was the only books I could find in Norwegian... My dad had the three first. I think I spent a whole summer vacation reading them over and over again. I have just read the three last once. They wasn't that good as the three first...  

[Winters_Faerie]

I've read Dragons of the Autumn Twilight. I want to read more of them. ::Sighs:: Too much to read. I've got a list five miles long and way too many that I'm in the middle of reading.