/lit/ - Literature

you have to pay for good things

I just want to say the magic system in this game to me was great.

It was something that you didn't have to be born to do, but the you'd have to be a super strong-willed person to get through the trials to be able to use magic. Fuck, Raistlin killed his own brother in his trial, most people couldn't do that.

>>660657
Never read these books. Why do you want them in hardcover?

>>660737

For sentimental value, I just don't want to pay over $200 for a set of only three books.

I have them all in paperback, but I usually get the paperback version first and then buy hardcover if I absolutely love the book, and these books have been my favorite since I first got into scifi literature.

OMGS /tg/ is bleeding in to /lit/!

>>660763

OP here. Didn't care about the games, just the books.

>>660748
You can ghetto trick any paperback to hardbound if you get some fiberglass and epoxy. personally, I only keep book I don't want others to read or plan on reading again later. I have books I read 20 years ago and the coolest thing in the world is to see my handwriting in the margins of those dog eared pages so I know about sentimental value for you. I did see paperbacks in the $10-20 range. I'll keep my eye out for hardbacks.

Love those books!

>>660657

Trilogy? What about Dragons of Summer Flame?

>>660855

That's not part of anything. It's its own standalone book. I bought it because I thought it was part of the Chronicles as well, but it's not. It takes place like 100 years later and the main characters are the children of Raistlin, Caramon, Sturm, etc. Still one of my FAVORITE books nonetheless

I saw the cartoon. Based on that, I don't think I'm missing out on anything by NOT reading these books.

>>masturbating with fishhooks while writing dragonlance books.

>>Gobble on horse cocks

I never liked M Weis and T Hickman. Tried to read one book. Fell asleep after 15 pages. Shit.