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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 71846, member: 3864"] [USER=767]@Strategist[/USER] I feel so awkward not having read R.A. Salvatore at all, I've gotten so much adjacent crap from Baldur's Gate and various older games that it seems like a no-brainer. [USER=4]@Octopus[/USER] I can see how the setting would make for a fun adventure module, Dragonlance basically starts with a diverse party meeting up at a tavern and setting out on a quest. You have different classes, races, skill sets, and everyone gets to contribute in some way with what their good at. There was also a comic book that I had the first six issues of...shit, actually that's all I have to say about it, I can't remember where they are and it's been too long since I read them. @Uhhhthebothofyou Pulp noir is pretty fun! Chandler in particular has such amazing descriptions of people, with his detective Phillip Marlowe really seeing to the melancholy heart of the people around him. (He's arguably a little too sad, a knight out-of-time, obsessed with a chivalry the then-modern world would never abide.) [/QUOTE]

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