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Original Title:	Starless Night (Legacy of the Drow #2)
ISBN:	1560768800 (ISBN13: 9781560768807)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Legacy of the Drow #2, The Legend of Drizzt #8, Forgotten Realms, Forgotten Realms Chronological #28 , more
Characters:	Drizzt Do’Urden

Starless Night (Legacy of the Drow #2) Paperback | Pages: 320 pages

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Title	:	Starless Night (Legacy of the Drow #2)
Author	:	R.A. Salvatore
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	August 1994 by Random House TSR (first published July 30th 1992)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons. Forgotten Realms. Fiction. High Fantasy. Role Playing Games. Science Fiction Fantasy. Epic Fantasy

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I can find no answers in Mithril Hall....The apparent serenity of Drizzt Do'Urden, the brooding quiet, will show me nothing of the future designs of the drow. yet, for the sake of my friends, I must know those dark intentions. And so I fear that there remains only one place for me to look...

The Underdark. A place of brooding darkness, where no shadows exist, and where Drizzt Do'Urden does not wish to go. The noble dark elf must return there, though, must go back to find his friends in the gnome city of Blingdenstone, and on to Menzoberranzan, the city of drow. Only then can Drizzt discern what perils might reach out from that dark place to threaten his friends in Mithril Hall.

he finds allies where he least expects them and enemies he htough long gone. His scimitars slash at monsters too evil to reside under the sunlight of the surface world, while his inner strength wrestles with the tumult of emotions assaulting the noble drow when he looks once more on his dreaded homeland. All the while Drizzt must fend off the weight of guilt he carries for a dear friend lost to him forever.

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Dear god was this book amazing!The Good:Drizzt is awesome, as always. But he's extra awesome here, showing that he's willing to sacrifice everything to save those dear to him. There's also a surprise appearance by someone that Drizzt saved in the original trilogy.This finally made me go for Belwar. Such an awesome villain.It was consistently engaging the entire time.Cattie-brie finally got to be a badass with her bow, and went in to save Drizzt.The Great: Most of the last third reminded me of

This reads different than the other adventures so far, seems more..condensed in a way. The current explored world is bigger (Menzoberranzan) - but we only see specific parts of it.As a critique and appreciation - I realized - when I almost skipped passages of text trying to keep the reading flow I was accustomed to from the other books so far - that I had to slow down to really appreciate the meticulousness Salvatore put into his fighting choreography throughout all the book - and this would be

I enjoyed this one. Seeing the way our band of characters grieves a loss, pulls together, kicks ass and takes names. For me, these usually border a line between "too much action" and "wow, that was exciting." Too many of them in a row and it's too much, but spacing them out a bit improves the experience, I think.

Short ReviewIf you already really like Drizzt and the Forgotten Real series, or you are currently / have a lot in common with your average 14 year old boy you'll probably enjoy this. Light on substance, heavy on paper thin characters, magic, swords, and general fantasy trappings.Long Review(view spoiler)[The whole premise of this book, in my opinion, is based around the assumption that Drizzt is a dumbass.The fact that he thinks, even if he is dealing with the guilt of Wulfgar's death and that's

PointlessIts funny how it requires going to the Underdark to really figure out that you didnt need to go to the Underdark. Or so R.A. Salvatore would have us believe in Starless Night. It is never really clear why Drizzt sets out on this adventure. Clearing his head after the loss of the previous novel? Maybe. Attempting to bargain with his brethren? Really? Suicide? Unclear.Salvatore punctuates certain parts of the novel with a first person reminiscence of an older Drizzt, yet these beatitudes

A journey into the underdark and a revisit to the dark elf city of menzoberranzan. Incredible, awesome adventure packed with movie-like scenes of combat.May or may not be like this: Very, very good, but this book would not stand on its own well at all. It's a chapter of a larger series.

PointlessIts funny how it requires going to the Underdark to really figure out that you didnt need to go to the Underdark. Or so R.A. Salvatore would have us believe in Starless Night. It is never really clear why Drizzt sets out on this adventure. Clearing his head after the loss of the previous novel? Maybe. Attempting to bargain with his brethren? Really? Suicide? Unclear.Salvatore punctuates certain parts of the novel with a first person reminiscence of an older Drizzt, yet these beatitudes