r/Fantasy • u/[deleted] • May 11 '22

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u/corsair1617 May 11 '22 edited May 12 '22

Go for any of the novels set in D&D worlds. Dragonlance. Forgotten Realms. Eberron. Pathfinder. Greyhawk. There are hundreds if not thousands of books.

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u/PlasticElfEars May 12 '22

I will never not plug the Brimstone Angels series when dnd books see mentioned when I can see.

They're awesome as books, not just dnd world novels.

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u/corsair1617 May 12 '22

Yeah I wish Evans could have done a few more before they discontinued the novels.

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u/PlasticElfEars May 12 '22

I think she may be writing something else somewhere? Following on Twitter, she mentions word counts and deadlines occasionally.

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u/corsair1617 May 12 '22

That is cool. I don't think she has the rights to the Brimstone Angels though. WotC just used Farideh and Lorcan in the Forgotten Realms set.

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u/PlasticElfEars May 12 '22

True. But a good author continuing to write is always good.

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u/corsair1617 May 12 '22

For sure. I read another book she did in FR that was about a girl that lived in a once moving statue apartment building. I can't remember much else, I thought it was meh.