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i appreciate the art and the writing, but i feel like i would like these a lot more if i was more into lovecraft and all that business
Though mind flayers are based on Cthulhu, they themselves are from the domain of Dungeons & Dragons (these specifically the Forgotten Realms).
Yeah, Drow are Dark Elves. Drizzt, the guy everyone makes fun of, is a good drow, because he is just so awesome and wonderful and did you know this one fact about drizzt that not many
The Ghost King will tie up unfinished story lines created at the start of the series, but will most likely leave some open for future installments. When the Spellplague ravages Faerûn, old friends and foes alike are caught in the chaos. The blinding light released from the destruction of Crenshinibon burned out the eyes of the mighty Hephasteus, leaving him angry, sullen and defeated. The Crystal Shard, though, also released the spirit of the seven original liches that created it. Then the fearsome red dragon noticed that he was getting colder, he felt diseased... And then a scale fell. He awoke to find that he could see again. After some thought, he finally came to realize the truth of this new feeling he had. He was a dracolich.
When Hephasteus blew upon the Shard to destroy it, he obliterated the body of the Illithid Yharaskrik as well, but the intellect and conciousness of the powerful mind-flayer remained. Desperate to stay alive, he even settled to attempt to rule the mind of the mighty Hephasteus. At the same time that he tried to take over, Crenshinibon finally won his prize and manipulated Hephasteus to stab the shard into his skull. The three minds, with no privacy and never alone in the one body, had a great shared power. The dracolich's flight, strength, breath and an aura of death and disease, the militiant and strategic mind - as well as psionic powers - of the mind-flayer, and the Crystal Shard's Necromancial powers and patience combined. Yharaskrik-Hephasteus-Crenshinibon had become the Ghost King. Seeking revenge on the Drow who had assisted in his destruction, the mind of Hephasteus immediately set his sights on Jarlaxle.
Traveling with the silly, but undeniably dangerous, dwarf Athrogate, the latter rhyming the whole way, Jarlaxle snapped out of Reverie one night at the intrusion of the dracolich. Not unintelligent, Jarlaxle had not missed the Spellplague beginning around him as Mystra's Weave itself collapsed, and knew the only way to finish off this horrid monstrosity of a foe was to enlist the help of the mighty drow Drizzt, as well as the holy Deneirrath priest Cadderly. He also knew, due to the last encounter with Cadderly - ending in a threat should Jarlaxle ever return to Spirit Soaring - that the only way to get Cadderly was to get Drizzt, and the only way to Drizzt was Cadderly. As he journeyed to Mithril Hall, attempting to discern a way to get the drow on his side, he learned of a terrible side effect of Mystra's falling Weave touching Drizzt's wife Cattie-Brie. He then decides his only chance - maybe Faerûn's only chance - was to convince Drizzt Cadderly was her only chance and to let him go with him as well.
wow
he's still writing the exact same books he was doing 15 years ago
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I love it when they do these
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I've never seen such a grinchesque mindflayer
amirite?
Though mind flayers are based on Cthulhu, they themselves are from the domain of Dungeons & Dragons (these specifically the Forgotten Realms).
I think it is supposed to have two L's but they just messed up at the one area.
Yeah, Drow are Dark Elves. Drizzt, the guy everyone makes fun of, is a good drow, because he is just so awesome and wonderful and did you know this one fact about drizzt that not many
license to illithid
hell even the newspost
because dark skinned, half naked women are awesome
I bet you are all over National Geographic
he was banned from the library
that wasn't too bad
but I prefer them to look like supermodels
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someone kill me
neeeeeeeeerd
wow
he's still writing the exact same books he was doing 15 years ago