The Verdant Passage (Dark Sun World)

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Summary: Different type of D&D
Review: This is not your standard d&d fare. It is set in a harsh unforgiving world that is slowly dying, and while you have the impression that they inhabitants of this world are doomed, they do not. In fact, there is a sense of optimism pervasive in each character, although it might not be readily evident. For a first book in a new setting this tale does well to both describe the land, the cultures, and still manages to entertain. I read this while riding to Florida and it really passed the time quickly. I barely noticed that I was in a car. While several of Mr. Denning's novels haven't been all they could be this book really displays his skills.

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Summary: Different type of D&D
Review: This is not your standard d&d fare. It is set in a harsh unforgiving world that is slowly dying, and while you have the impression that they inhabitants of this world are doomed, they do not. In fact, there is a sense of optimism pervasive in each character, although it might not be readily evident. For a first book in a new setting this tale does well to both describe the land, the cultures, and still manages to entertain. I read this while riding to Florida and it really passed the time quickly. I barely noticed that I was in a car. While several of Mr. Denning's novels haven't been all they could be this book really displays his skills.

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Summary: Exelent Book
Review: This is one of the better fantesy books I'v read good plot nice charecter development. An all round great book.

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Summary: [not that good]!
Review: Troy Denning should never have written a book. Dark Sun is fun to read, but this guy killed it. Read the Dark Sun books, but don't ever pick this one up!