The crystal shard book plot holes drizzt figurine

#The crystal shard book plot holes drizzt figurine series#

I've followed these characters since I was a teen (40 now) and this scene made me cry. The end of this book details the birth of Drizzt and Catti-Brie's daughter (legally Brienelle Zaharina, nicknamed Brie-Zara or simply Breezy) and rejoicingly, the return of Drizzt to the material plane (literally the last sentence! but at the expense of Afafrenfere's life). I'm so so so happy to have him back with the whole group!ДЈ) The birth of Brienelle Zaharina, half-drow daughter of Drizzt and Catti-Brie Not only does this bring Dinin Do'Urden back to life (a total surprise for me) but Pwent is also able to run through the gate and cure his vampirism. As they run through this gate (created by Yvonnel and Quenthel), they revert back into their original drow forms and subsequently join House Baenre, seeing the non-power of Lolth. Matron Zeerith (known for having the blessings of Lolth throughout this book) had been given a huge army of driders. This has always been known as a punishment from Lolth and that they can reverse it takes away from her assumed divine nature. The main way this is explored is that Yvonnel and Quenthel are able to (with the help of other drow priestesses and wizards) perform a ritual to eliminate drider transformations.

#The crystal shard book plot holes drizzt figurine series#

I'd REALLY be interested to see a series of books about that, perhaps from Salvatore, perhaps not.ДЄLSO, the all-powerful nature of Lolth is called into question when it is proven that her 'blessings' don't always come from her, and she genuinely doesn't care about the drow race, instead dividing them and driving them further away from their real purposes. Much more teamwork and equality (still not for men LOL) but those ideals are now something that House Baenre and several other houses are going to try to impose on the city. it used to have a lot of hope, giving the drow race a place to grow and thrive away from the surface. It was not always a city of treachery and chaos. Near the end of the book, Kimmuriel communes with the Ilithid hivemind and discovers a truth about Lolth and Menzoberranzan in general. I look forward to seeing him continue to grow his relationships and be allowed to show love for others, as he couldn't in the Underdark.Дў) The Restoration of Pwent, Dinin, and the fall of the belief in Lolth. Thinking him dead, they give his weapons and armor to his father and Zak is able to fill that role in combat that Drizzt always had. However, during the other half (picking up from his resurrection at the end of Hero) we get to see him grow and develop to the world as it is now, where Drizzt has many non-drow friends he loves like family. I really enjoyed seeing this side of him and the clarification to his past that we never really had before. This trilogy has half been dedicated to the backstory of Zak and his time in Menzoberranzan, becoming friends with Jarlaxle, and through the birth and training with Drizzt, all taking place before and during Homeland. Salvatore and the love that he has cultivated for his characters over these long years.ДЎ) Zaknafein and his adoption into the Companions of the Hall. For the book to still be so exciting without the main character is a testament to R.A. With Drizzt transcending onto the spiritual plane at the end of Boundless, in order to escape the retriever, this book was almost completely without him. not sure why I've been reading snippets here and there and not focusing on it. Sat and finished this one in a 3 marathon session yesterday.