Realms of the Deep (Forgotten Realms) | A wonderful forgotten realms book!

Realms of the Deep (Forgotten Realms) | Really Great!

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	Realms of the Deep (Forgotten Realms) Wizards of the Coast, 2000 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

When armies of evil rise up from the seas around Faerûn, no one is safe.

A young mage battles at the side of Khelben Arunsun to defend the city of Waterdeep.

A merman struggles to fulfill his desperate mission to reach the Sea of Fallen Stars.

Twelve all new stories by such Forgotten Realms stars as Mel Odom, Ed Greenwood, Elaine Cunningham, Troy Denning, Lynn Abbey, and Clayton Emery.

A wonderful forgotten realms book!

I thought that this book was really exciting. It gave me a new look at the oceans of Faerun and the inhabitants that live there. It has many stories written by classic Forgotten Realms authors. It was so kool!

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Really Great!

This book was great! It helped me understand the series so much more. It lets you know whats happening to other people and other places and not just the main characters and where they travel. I recommend reading this book if you if you like good stories.

Good

Some definite good short stories in here some not so good but none too terrible. The only one I really disliked was mel's (the writer of the trilogy). My advice is if your in the mood to read about the sea faring races is to buy this book and maybe the first book from threat from the sea but steer clear from book 2 and book 3.

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worthy addition to the series

As with all anthologies, some stories are better than others and as with all FR anthologies the veteran authors's stories are better than the nobodies's. I've been into this series in a big way, getting to be a big mel Odom fan, and this collection of stories does a great job showing how big a deal the sea war is to Faorun. Best stories rae by Lyn Abbey and Elaine Cinningham, also Keith Strom and you HAVE to read Mel Odom's story if your reading the trilogy!

Not bad, but certainly not the best

This book was your average Realms Anthoogy book. It had some great stories and some not so bad stories. None of them, however, were terrible by any measure. It is very interesting to read about what is happening in the other places of faerun and to other people during this period. Unfortuneatly because the Threat from the sea was the major backdrop of every story many of them became somewhat repeatative. But again not too bad. Overall it was a decent FR book, but certainly not the best.

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