Este sitio utiliza cookies para ofrecer nuestros servicios, mejorar el rendimiento, análisis y (si no estás registrado) publicidad. Al usar LibraryThing reconoces que has leído y comprendido nuestros términos de servicio y política de privacidad. El uso del sitio y de los servicios está sujeto a estas políticas y términos.
From the research files of the legendary Volo come tales of all things magical in the Realms -- artifacts and auguries, wizards and weapons, heroes and hokum -- told by your favorite authors, including: R.A. Salvatore, Elaine Cunningham, Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb, David "Zeb" Cook, Roger Moore and others.… (más)
Información procedente del conocimiento común inglés.Edita para encontrar en tu idioma.
Prologue by Brian M. Thomsen - Tym waterdeep Limited had been the publisher of Votothamp Geddarm ever since the day that the wandering rogue and the savvy entrepreneur had first struck a deal, each side convinced he had taken advantage of the other.
Guenhwyvar by R.A. Salvatore - Josidiah Starym skipped wistfully down the streets of Cormanthor, the usually stern and somber elf a bit giddy this day, both for the beautiful weather and the recent developments in his most precious and enchanted city.
Smoke Powder And Mirrors by Jeff Grubb - On reflection, Jehan Wands realized why most adventures begin in taverns.
The Magic Thief by Mark Anthony - I am penning this story as a warning, so that it will not happen to another as it happened to me.
The Quiet Place by Christie Golden - They were murderers, thieves, rapists; villains all.
The Eye Of The Dragon by Ed Greenwood - Ambreene glanced irritably out the window as she hurried along the Halls of Clouds behind the politely insistent seneschal.
Every Dog His Day by Dave Gross - King ran far ahead of me, pelting down the busy street in Raven's Bluff with the uncanny canine knack for navigating through a forest of human legs.
The Common Spell by Kate Novak-Grubb - "This is a waste of time.
The First Moonwell by Douglas Niles - The goddess existed deep within the cocoon of bedrock, an eternal being, formed of stone and silt and fire, her body blanketed by the depths of a vast and trackless sea.
The Luck Of Llewellyn The Loquacious by Allen C. Kupfer - "The vagabond has lied to us!"
Too Familiar by David Cook - "It's extraordinarily complicated, you see ...?"
Red Ambition by Jean Rabe - Szass Tam eased himself into a massive chair behind an ornate table covered with curled sheets of vellum and crystal vial filled with dark liquid.
Thieves' Reward by Mary H. Herbert - The water of Lake Aashane lay far below Teza's feet, as hard and dark as a sheet of black glass.
Six Of Swords by William W. Connors - Moonlight on a silver blade was the last thing Jaybel ever saw.
The Wild Bunch by Tom Dupree - The robe shimmered seductively as the young apprentice held it up to the candlelight.
A Worm Too Soft by J. Robert King - The stone was as big as an ogre's head, as green as dragon bile, and as clear as Evermead.
Gunne Runner by Roger E. Moore - It would be a grand night in Waterdeep.
The Direct Approach by Elaine Cunningham - Skullport, an underground city hidden far below the streets and docks of the more respectable port of Waterdeep, was one of the few places on the Sword Coast that offered wary welcome to the drow.
Epilogue by Brian M. Thomsen - Justin interrupted the loquacious author.
Citas
Últimas palabras
Información procedente del conocimiento común inglés.Edita para encontrar en tu idioma.
Prologue by Brian M. Thomsen - Volo rubbed his hands together, took a deep breath, and began to tell the tales.
Guenhwyvar by R.A. Salvatore - "Gladly," said the elf, and he knew, holding that statuette, holding the key to the wonderous black panther, to Guenhwyvar, whom Josidiah realized would be his most loyal companion and friend for all the rest of his days, that it would be the most worthwhile gold he ever spent.
Smoke Powder And Mirrors by Jeff Grubb - Jehan was still trying to figure this out, the first of many puzzles Blackstaff would pose to him, when sleep finally reclaimed him.
The Quiet Place by Christie Golden - And in the end, when all the scores were tallied and all the chips of fate put away, that deeper peace would be worth all the quiet places in the world.
The Eye Of The Dragon by Ed Greenwood - And from that day until the morning the gods willed that Ambreene Hawkwinter die, long years later, the Eye of the Dragon never left her breast.
From the research files of the legendary Volo come tales of all things magical in the Realms -- artifacts and auguries, wizards and weapons, heroes and hokum -- told by your favorite authors, including: R.A. Salvatore, Elaine Cunningham, Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb, David "Zeb" Cook, Roger Moore and others.
Google Books — Cargando...
(3.05)
1