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#212
Read It:
Yes
Action Adventure, Fantasy
Drizzt Do'Urden (Fictitious character) - Fiction, Forgotten realms (Imaginary place) - Fiction
Review from Books for a Buck: http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/sf_03/lone_drow.html
"Believing his friends have been killed by an orc offensive, renegade drow (dark elf) Drizzt Do'Urden begins a singlehanded war against the orc bands that stream out to join the apparently victorious cause of Obould. Aided by trolls and ice giants, the orcs appear unstoppable. The dwarves, aided by the fallen dwarf-king's adoptive human children, take up defensive positions atop a high hill with flanking forces guarding their path to the dwarf mountain fastness, but even stuborn dwarves know that they have little hope against the vast forces that the orcs bring against them.
Normally, orc bands collapse before they can create lasting changes in order. Internal squabbles eventually break out. Obould's allies anticipate this here--the drow who have been aiding him anticipate only the great chaos that will occur as Obould attacks--and is eventually repulsed. But Obould has other plans. He has a vision of a time when orcs can trade with other nations, can claim a country of their own, can exist among civilized people rather than be treated as monsters to be slaughtered. A victory over the dwarves will carve out the territory he needs to stake this claim. And the odd gift of semi-divinity by the orc god appears to make this dream a possibility--much to the surprise, and dismay, of his allies."
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| Cover Artist |
Lockwood, Todd |
| LoC Classification |
PS3569.A462345L46 2003 |
| Dewey |
813/.54 |
| Format |
Hardcover |
Extras |
Dust Jacket |
| Series |
The Hunters Blades Trilogy |
| Volume |
#2 |
| Nr of Pages |
352 |
| Height x Width |
240
mm
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