Transitions Trilogy. R. A. Salvatore. (Usado)

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SUFFER NO ORC TO LIVE
...the hooded man said again or started to, until a flash of lightning shot through the camp and drove into a keg of warm ale beside him. As the keg exploded, liquid flying, a sheet of dissipating electricity stole the darkness from the growing twilight.
All six of the companions fell back, shielding their eyes. When they regained their sight, one and all saw the lone figure of a lean dark elf standing atop one of their wagons.
DRIZZT DO URDEN
...gasped one of the dwarves.

DRIZZT DO URDEN
...in the black flesh," the portly proprietor said as the drow came up to the bar. "What brings you back to Luskan after these long years?" He extended a hand, which Drizzt grasped and shook warmly.
"Well met, Arumn Gardpeck," the dark elf replied. "Perhaps I have returned merely to see if you continued to ply your trade- I take comfort that some things ever remain the same.'
"What else would an old fool like me do?" Arumn replied. "Have you sailed in with Deudermont, then?"
"Deudermont? Is Sea Sprite in port?"
"Aye, and with a trio of ships of a Waterdhavian lord beside her," Arumn replied.
"And spoiling for a fight..."

THE GHOST KING
...shook its head wildly, and Guenhwyvar went flying away. Then the beast swung its head back into the room with battering ram force at Drizzt, a blow that would have killed him had it hit him squarely.
But no one ever hit...
DRIZZT DO'URDEN
. . squarely.
As the head swung in, Drizzt dived over sideways, just ahead of it. Still, the sheer weight of the glancing blow had him rolling in an attempt to absorb the force, until he ran out of room, coming up hard into the wrecked chamber's side wall, a burst of embers flying up behind him.
Stung and a bit dazed, but hardly down, Drizzt rushed back at the beast. . . .

The New York Times best-selling series continues with a startling new novel of the hope and danger that change can bring. The FORGOTTEN REALMS world is in turmoil, and in The Ghost King, Drizzt finally comes face-to-face with a power that will change Faerûn forever.

Featuring the first chapter of The Gates of Madness, James Wyatt's five-part prequel to the worlds-spanning DUNGEONS & DRAGONS event.