I still have the old Hardcover of Under the Dome since christmas 2009. should read it again sometime but in September Im going to buy Stephen King's new fantasy novel that comes out
not reading but this weekend i went to a bookstore that was similar in appearance to Barnes and Noble and bought the new Uncle John Bathroom reader 35th anniverssary book and the current issue of Horror Hound.
the bookstore is called Books a Million. has the same look and layout like Barnes and Noble except the bookstore is somewhat smaller
Currently reading The Misadventures of Mr Yao and re-reading The Reluctant Fundamentalist. Also some college light reading revision on the anatomy topic.
Reading Tal' Dorei Reborn Campaign Setting for 5th Edition D&D. I got it as a Christmas gift and been reading it since. It has alot of history about the continent and I can't wait to use it here soon.
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startiing off year 2023 on a good start. Currently reading Wheel of Time Crown of Swords and Dune Butlerian Jihad.
other books im reading for the rest of 2023
Wheel of Time books 8 and 9
the entire Dune Butlerian Jihad Prequel trilogy
Star Wars New Hope From a Certain Point of View
re-reading Stephen King's Under the Dome hardcover. Last i read it was back in December Christmas 2009
finish re-reading The Silmarillion
re-reading the original book series sequel to the old Willow movie
@XandertheWise I didn't know they had a willow book series. It has to be better than the new show. They made the new Willow a teenage angst series. Many shows going that direction, ruining lots of good ideas.
@Elodin It's is an interesting setting indeed. I have been running a D&D campaign taking place in Wildemount (the continent right next to Tal' Dorei) and its been alot of fun. I have the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount even but Tal' Dorei is better written and goes in more detail. Not sure if that's because of the publisher or what.
I highly recommended Tal'Dorei Reborn even if you don't play D&D and just enjoy reading about fantasy worlds. Of course if you are a fan of Critical Role or even enjoyed The Legend of Vox Machina having this book is a no brainer.
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@MightyDemon82 ooo mystborn trilogy is fantastic, at least the first 3. The second trilogy I just thought was ok. @xeofate I will have to order a few. Thanks for the recommendation. @Tasuki I might have to tell my friend to fire up the laptop and get ready for some zoom d&d. I like the setting.
@Elodin That's an idea lol. My group plays a combination of being at the same table and Discord due to two of my players living in a different state. We have been doing this for about a year now and it's been alot of fun!
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@Tasuki nice. Discord is a great idea ill bring it up. I'm trying to coax my daughter into playing with me as DM as her boyfriend does play in his own group already. She is not into it...yet. maybe this setting will do it.
@Elodin It can be a bit over whelming for a new player especially someone who has never played before.
However there are a few introductory adventures that you can use to introduce new players. The Lost Mines of Pandelver is a great one plus I heard the one in the In Essential Kit is another great one too. Hopefully you can find one to get her started in.
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