squidson said:

write your own

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Enjoywho said:

Ever read the redwall series. There are a ton of them a big part of me growing up. Cool stories.

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Synthe said:

Magicman69 said:

Hunger games is a great series of books

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mapleleafmarijuana said:

Enjoywho said:

Ever read the redwall series. There are a ton of them a big part of me growing up. Cool stories.

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same read them as a kid, i loved dat shit. ever see the tv show?

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Deckard_Cain said:

The Bronze Canticle Trilogy
The Death Gate Cycle
Tracy Hickman FTW ^^

The Clerical Quintet. This series is a bit light hearted but also deals with heavy themes throughout. R.A salvatore's earlier work. You can check out his Demon Wars saga as well ... there's also the Drizzt books about dark elves which are sort of infamous.

Goblin Hero, Goblin Quest and Goblin War. Some of the funniest fantasy I've come across - especially if you are at all familiar with D&D. I highly recommend finding the audiobook version of this - it's done with sound effects and read in parts like a play for radio. Audio book done by 'graphic audio'.

Cheers - have fun reading those. Will look forward to more suggestions by others here for series to enjoy. I've read the sword of truth books (all of 'em). I felt they were more suited to a teenage reader (I was 14 when i read the bulk of 'em). There is some interesting bits for adults in there too though I think.. I feel Goodkind's writing is heavily declining with his age (latest Mother Confessor was kind of sub par I felt)

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I read most of those when they came out, Cadderly, Danica and dwarven druids! I like most of R.A. Salvatore's stuff, the Icewind Dale Trilogy and the earlier Dark Elf stuff (Homeland, Exile and Sojourn) are still some of my favoured reads, done most of them several times.

I think I read every Dragonlance book released under the TSR brand, kinda tailed off when I started smoking weed in mid-90's.

Just wanted to keep an eye on this thread. Ed Greenwood's Forgotten Realms stuff is always a good read too, Spellfire and Crown of Fire were my two favourite non_Drizzt books when I was younger and still tearing through 2-3 novels a week.

Good times.. I may pick up "Cormyr" and finish that tonight, been picking at it for a couple of months but yet to really let rip on it and have a proper session. Good to see so many members like this kind of stuff, I used to love playing AD&D 2nd Edition when I was a sprout.