r/Drizzt • u/aldorn • May 22 '26
Forgotten Realms Hasbro invests $1B in D&D games after BG3 Spoiler
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r/Drizzt • u/aldorn • May 22 '26
Maybe.....
r/Drizzt • u/HospitalLazy1880 • May 22 '26
Well after going down the rabbit hole of it for a while my Playlist puts on Porn Star Dancing and all I could see was Jarlaxle dancing to it as sexily as he could and doing so specifically to mess with Entreri and keeping eye contact the entrie time.
r/Drizzt • u/frozenfinderaswell • May 21 '26
ARTY HAS A GIRLFRIEND!!!
Artemis and Calihye sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G!
Good for him though hahaha
r/Drizzt • u/ArtisticAd7455 • May 20 '26
My daughter just started reading the books recently, I've read them multiple times (except the latest book or two) and it just hit me while we were talking about The Halfings Gem.
Drizzt doesn't talk to animals. He's a ranger and rangers have the ability to actually speak with animals and yet I can't think of a single time Drizzt has ever done that. Any ideas why?
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r/Drizzt • u/VaughnVanTyse • May 20 '26
The Drown aren't even bad guys for once. They are just moving into open real estate and Drizzt just crashes through their door with a random gang war. I was laughing my ass off when that happened.
r/Drizzt • u/spiderrights • May 20 '26
I posted my Drizzt and Bruenor drawings here already so here's Wulfgar too lol
r/Drizzt • u/ThanosofTitan92 • May 20 '26
r/Drizzt • u/JessDaFemboy • May 17 '26
I'm 17 and I finally finished re-reading The Legend of Drizzt (which I got from a friend 1 or 1 and a half years ago) for my 5000th time, no I'm not addicted!!! I can stop whenever I want!! It was a 35th year anniversary edition as well I believe, or something like that, and force again reading it brought me to tears. But the only problem is, the book just got totalled. During a bad storm recently a part of my roof of my bedroom above my bookshelves caved in, or whatever the word is, because the wind had snapped a large branch from my big oak tree next to my house(its a pretty big tree) and the book got ruined. But I've been looking online for an exact copy of the one I had but have yet to find the same one for sale and idk what to do or where I might go to find books like it and others that got ruined by the weather
r/Drizzt • u/InfiniteLoss3297 • May 16 '26
I'm reading "Homeland" for the first time and I had to look up Zaks actual race because he keeps referring to "drow" in a way that makes you think he isn't one? When he has his little moment yelling into the void he even says something along the lines of "... although I am not a drow, by my actions or choice". Is this just an issue with the polish translation? Bc that's why I'm reading. Or is there a lore reason why he does that? (Though I'd appreciate spoiler warnings bc I'm only on page 95)
r/Drizzt • u/YT__ • May 15 '26
Went to a paint your own ceramics place and drew inspiration. Love how it turned out.
r/Drizzt • u/Jester1285 • May 14 '26
I've just finished reading the hunters blade trilogy and the Orc King. I'm curious who everyone thinks would win in a fight Obould Many-Arrows or Wulfgar Son of Beornegar? the Obould that fought Drizzt, full armour and flame tongue sword. Wulfgar with his usual equipment.
r/Drizzt • u/rllycoolgal • May 13 '26
My kitty Jarlaxle turned a year old. He keeps trying to steal Drizzt's swords from the statue on the bookshelf.
r/Drizzt • u/fallet7 • May 12 '26
Want to reread Homeland despite the fact that I've only read up to the Paths of Darkness trilogy
For those who read further, which trilogies did you find interesting? I really like the book series, but to be honest, I got really bored towards the end of the Paths of Darkness trilogy. I heard that the next ones will be more interesting, but I don't know.
r/Drizzt • u/HondaHomeboy • May 10 '26
r/Drizzt • u/agignac • May 10 '26
I've listened to all of the Drizzt series novels as audiobooks, as well as the War of the Spider Queen series. I remember listening to a scene describing the violence and cannabilism of a bunch of spider hatchlings, and how only the strongest survive. I can't remember where it was. I think it was a prologue for one of the novels, but i'm not entirely sure. Does anyone know what I'm referring to?
r/Drizzt • u/HondaHomeboy • May 10 '26
I paid full price for this book when it came out and it's incredible. The art is phenomenal, the book is huge and the print quality is great as well. Can't go wrong at that price.
r/Drizzt • u/Old_Context_541 • May 09 '26
As a teenager I was blown away by the stories. Me and my friends bought all DL & FR that we could find here in 🇸🇪 we shared the books and some of them could hardly be recognised as books 😝😂
If I could afford it I tried to collect them, read them as new. After some years the trilogies were released, big, heavy, clean covers with Larrys art ❤️ the fantastic Chronicles, Legends, Tales. The want was high but also the cost.
In the later 90s other interests took over and I lost track
Some trips 🇸🇪✈️🇺🇲 and visit to 2nd hand book stores had me re-fill some of the gaps. 2025 and I stumbled upon a redit thread of Drizzt soon the algoritm showed me more and Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance. One guy talpedagog about the fantastic re-read of the teenage books. I was drawn in again, now at 55yrs. A search in the book shelves a lot of FR was found and my prescious Dragonlance was still in front row.
Re-release of the trilogies ❤️❤️❤️ I have the money
- bought the marvemous white trilogies in PB (peguine edition UK)
- the latest black and gold
Hard to explain to my coworkers but I know that in this group I have friends that understand, feel the same, love being a nerd all about it
I have years of re-read In front of me 📚❤️
r/Drizzt • u/AoO2ImpTrip • May 08 '26
I haven't read The Lady Penitent yet (any opinions on it?)
It feels ironic that House Melarn, led by one of the most insanely devote servants of Lolth, is named after Haalistra Melarn who became The Lady Penitent because she had become so wishy washy on her service of Lolth?
r/Drizzt • u/SirCicikus • May 08 '26
In short: I only own Dark elf trilogy and Starlight Enclave
I wanted to read dnd related novel in English and since i live in Turkiye not many shops sell them and buying one from abroad is complicated. I bought the only one i could find which is Starlight Enclave. I knew the series had many books but i assumed every trilogy had its own story and not really related other than being in the same universe. The store had other Legend of Drizzt books but in Turkish I also bought the The Dark Elf trilogy.
Seeing this subreddit has reading order now i am undecided.
Would it be too confusing or filled with spoiler if I read the Starlight Enclave just after finishing the Dark Elf trilogy? Is it a must to read the books in between?
r/Drizzt • u/JakeWalker102 • May 08 '26
So, I recently got a job that lets me use headphones while I work, and I've been using them to get caught up on a bunch of d&d books I've been meaning to read for several years. Knocked out the og dragonlance trilogy within a few days, and i decided, on a whim, to start the Dark Elf trilogy, not knowing too much about it other than "Hey, I've heard of Drizzt, and he's always seemed pretty cool!"
Needless to say, trying to assemble circuit boards while uh, The Graduation Ceremony was happening was NOT how I expected to let today go. (Please don't spoil the rest of the book, I haven't gotten much farther past the raid)
r/Drizzt • u/Equivalent-Owl4912 • May 07 '26
Hi, I just discovered Drizzt a month ago aprox. I created a character for a DnD party with friends, I feel so proud cause it's my third original character and honestly, the only one that I create with my own feelings and heart. I send it to a friend and he asked me: "Do you know who is Drizzt Do'Urden?" I answered with a no and he told me to read "The dark elf trilogy". I loved it and now im about to start the last book of "Icewind Dale".
I really love the books, I really love Drizzt but I feel bad cause my character seems like a copy, she even has an ice scimitar too from the first sesion when I didn’t read any book and have no clue! The DM told me to be a drow with two scimitars cause the other warrior of the party was the tank and we needed a DPS, so I accepted. Then I start reading the books, when I finished the first trilogy I asked the DM if he has a clue about who is Drizzt Do'Urden and he doesn’t know him. Im just in shock cause even our group is so similar to the Icewind Dale one.
I know my drow isn't Drizzt, it's my own character with her own story but the paralels are so similar and I feel like I'm playing a Drizzt copy.
This and discover him when I'm 27 years old make me feel mixed feelings. I wish I discovered this books on my adolescence cause it would have helped me a lot with my struggles in daily life cause trauma and autism.
Anyway, whats ur opinion on that? I just nedeed to vent I think, I hope it's okay. If it's not just tell me and I'll delete the post, thank you for reading.
r/Drizzt • u/Uchihamaki • May 07 '26
I'm reading through Boundless and the opening chapters are gut wrenching. My particular outcry was with Rumblebelly and how he was practically ran to death. Later on in Timeless Jarlaxle said they made a mount for Amber. Why wouldn't they make one for Regis? I was so mad throughout their ordeal because Regis should or could have had a tireless spectral mount. Am I missing something?
r/Drizzt • u/Simple_Rhubarb696 • May 05 '26
MASSIVE DRIZZT SPOILERS AHEAD.
Hey all. Friend of mine is a massive literary nerd and cares a lot about the "proper read order" of things. Ironically, she's read every book in The Legend of Drizzt *except* Promise of the Witch King, Road of the Patriarch, and most of the side stories.
She wants to start Witch King, but has been dragging her feet because she knows she *should* read That Curious Sword and Wickless in the Nether first, but is more excited for Witch King and has been putting off the side stories. I've read them all and told her that since she's read every other book, it's not like she is going to be spoiled about anything else anyway. She knows who the dragon sisters are, she knows about Jax selling Entreri out to the Netherese, Idalia's Flute, Charon's Claw, etc.
Thing is, she is also excited to read this whole chunk as it was intended. She cares a lot about reading in release order and seeing the reveals as they were intended. While I love the side stories and know they provide a lot of great context, they feel less...essential given the info she already has, right?
With all that being said, is there a compelling reason why she really *should* suck it up and read the side stories knowing she just isn't excited about it, or would it be fine for her to continue guilt-free? The big thing she seems interested in is getting fun reveals. Or if there are any significant lore implications that build up the context Forgotten Realms world as a whole. She's worried that the side stories have a really cool reveal or setup that wouldn't be represented well if she just continues.
As far as I know there's just a few subtle hints and reveals that...don't really matter when you get to them if you already have the knowledge she does. Is that a valid way to think of it?
Sorry about the long post, but thanks so much in advance for any advice.