It’s worth noting that while this book provides a lot of world-building for that part of the Forgotten Realms, there’s also no direct story connection between the Icewind Dale Trilogy and the two PC roleplaying games released under the title of Icewind Dale - they simply take place in the same geographical part of the campaign setting. It was also the first volume in the Icewind Dale Trilogy, a slightly misleading name for the series since this is the only book of the three to actually take place in the geographical region called Icewind Dale. While nowadays labeled as Book 4 in the Legend of Drizzt series within the many-authored shared universe of the Forgotten Realms (itself one of a number of campaign settings for the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop roleplaying game), this particular entry, The Crystal Shard, was originally released in 1988 as R. Salvatore (1988)ĭungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms (Shared Universe) Be the first to submit one! You must be logged in to submit a review in the BookTrackr section above.BY: LEWIS MEDEIROS Originally posted to a separate blog on January 12, 2016 There are currently no reviews for this novel. No excerpt currently exists for this novel. The Crystal Shard is first book in the Icewind Dale Trilogy and the fourth book in the Legend of Drizzt series. But it will take even more than that to defeat the corrupt wizard who wields the demonic power of Crenshininbon-the fabled Crystal Shard. With Drizzt's help, Wulfgar will grow from a feral child to a man with the heart of a dwarf, the instincts of a savage, and the soul of a hero. It's in the midst of battle that a young barbarian named Wulfgar is captured and made the ward of Bruenor, a grizzled dwarf leader and a companion to Drizzt. A cold and unforgiving place, Ten-Towns sits on the brink of a catastrophic war, threatened by the barbarian tribes of the north. With his days in the Underdark far behind him, drow ranger Drizzt Do'Urden sets down roots in the windswept Ten-Towns of Icewind Dale. A Crash Course in the History of Black Science Fictionĭrizzt Do'Urden finds new friends and foes in the windswept towns of Icewind Dale, also the setting of the D&D adventure book Rime of the Frostmaiden.200 Significant SF Books by Women, 1984-2001.
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