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The Lone Drow: The Hunter's Blades Trilogy | R.A. Salvatore

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Alone on the battlefield. Surrounded by death. Cornered by enemies. And ready to die. Drizzt Do’Urden has become the Hunter, the bane of the orc hordes still ravaging the North. Cut off, alone, convinced that everything he ever valued has been destroyed, all that’s left is to kill, and kill, and kill, until there are no enemies left. But there are a lot of enemies, and even the Hunter is just one lone drow.

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The Lone Drow: The Hunter's Blades Trilogy | R.A. Salvatore

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Book 2 of the Hunter's Blade trilogy.

These books take the infamous dark elf, Drizzt Do'Urden, down a dark and dangerous road.

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CrowCAH The dark period of the hero‘s journey! 5y

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The Lone Drow: The Hunter's Blades Trilogy | R.A. Salvatore

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This book solidifies its trilogy as my favourite so far. I like how it continues to develop themes and characters from previous trilogies, especially those that felt lackluster before. As always, the characters and combat scenes were captivating though the dire stakes from The Thousand Orcs prevails. Obould's rise as a formidable foe in Drizzt's lore is the highlight of the book for me. Not as personal as Errtu or Entreri but quite formidable.

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