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Legends of the Dragonrealm #3

Legends of the Dragonrealm, Volume III

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The epic fantasy series Legends of the Dragonrealm continues in this omnibus edition by New York Times bestselling author Richard A. Knaak...including three bonus novellas in print for the first time!

670 pages, Paperback

First published November 22, 2011

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Richard A. Knaak

283 books1,485 followers
Richard A. Knaak is the bestselling author of Dragonlance novels, the Dragonrealm and Black City Saint series (his own creations), six novels for Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo series, and six works in the Warcraft universe. He has also written several non-series fantasy books.

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1,545 reviews2 followers
May 24, 2012
5 in one, omnibus. Actually, it's 2 full stories, and 3 short stories.

The Crystal Dragon follows after Wolfhelm, as the closest reference. Good fights evil, with the twist of the story of the Crystal Dragon.

The Dragon Crown follows after The Crystal Dragon, and picks up the story of the drakes raised with humans. Enjoyed the twists and turns on this one.

Past Dance, Storm Lord, and The Still Lands follows the children of Cabe and Gwen Bedlam, and full circles the story of the Vraad, Shade and the Dragonrealm. Really enjoyed these short stories!
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February 15, 2019
If you ever want to get swept away to a distant land and connect with seemingly regular character with extrodinary abilities unbeknownst to even themselves, then buy this book!!!
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May 12, 2014
The book legends of the Dragonrealm was an amazing book filled with adventure and exciting characters. (Spoiler alert, do not read past this if you have not read the book)

Throughout the book it switches it's views from character to character but after a while of reading it is made clear who the main characters are and who the antagonists and protagonists are as well. The characters have completely unique personalities, my favorite being the loud boisterous and courageous Dark horse. Cabe Bedlam and his family of powerful Witches and Warlocks are another set of protagonists with Cabe being a main character in that portion of the book.

Within that portion Cabe, with the aid of the Green Dragon and others, goes through the seemingly impossible task of seeing Kyle, heir to the throne of the Golden Dragon, to become emperor of the dragon races.

The book shifts through multiple parts of the land each time venturing to a previously unmentioned area. The story also has a varying time line, going to the past, present, and future from time to time. Even so it is quite easy to follow the transitions and even easier to imagine the fantastical areas and creatures of this book series.

In my personal opinion this is an amazing book and anyone with the smallest amount of imagination should be able to enjoy this even thought it is slow at some times.
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11 reviews1 follower
October 3, 2015
This book hooked me into the legend of the dragonrealm forever. I niw intend on finding a way to get all the other books to complete a full set of this series. The character development is astounding. What once was a story about one main character became stories about everyone. Each one if them had stories and gistories of their own. I actually felt as if they were real people with real flaws not just characters with back stories. The legends if the dragonrealm became ine if my favorite books because if this.
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68 reviews1 follower
August 10, 2016
A great conclusion for a wonderfully intriguing and captivating series. The author has the unique ability to bring characters and worlds across space and time without losing the storyline thread. Highly recommended.
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