Very satisfying

So awesome to hear these stories, I had to skip ice t's chapter unfortunately, but I couldn't take the narration XD

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A reasonable collection of short stories

This is a reasonable collection of short stories, some better than others and with mixed levels of narration.

The changes in pace for the stories and narration made it less than ideal for me.

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Great book.

Loved the collection though could have had more about Drizzts, great to get the back story of Guenhwyvar, absolutely love the whole world these are set in.

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Excellent collection of stories

I’d never heard of Drizzt before picking up this book and what a wonderful introduction it has been.
I was caught by surprise by the narrators and entertained throughout. Would recommend highly as a starting point for anyone interested in Dungeons & Dragons fiction, Salvatore is a great writer.

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Great Start

Overall this has been an enjoyable listen. There is an entire segment narrated by "Ice T" which I zoned out for. It brought me back to the hundreds of hours of Catholic school, listening to the preaching of mass, where one would sleep through the rambles of a priest. He has a nice voice, just doesn't have the right rythem or flow.

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Essential for any fans of Drizzt and AD&D

A great collection of stories read and performed by some great (and surprising) names, all of whom are longtime fans of the awesome Drizzt Do'Urden the renegade Drow. Get quickly transported to the fantastical world of Faerun, part of the Forgotten Realms and tag along for an amazing ride full of magic, beasts, adventure and danger!! Enjoy!! Oh, and don't pet the Panther ;-)

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Great for new listeners!

I really enjoyed this collection, having never read any of the Legend of Drizzt novels.

Many of the stories felt like excellent introductions to characters I know to be beloved, and have enough lore to draw me in, without requiring a detailed knowledge of the series.

I'm now going to book one of the legend to start working my way through.

The readers were all excellent in different ways; my only criticism would be that, for me as an Englishman, some of the American pronunciations sounded a little forced, and brought me back out if the story as they jarred. That said, having a host of very familiar voices reading a great collection of stories was fantastic!

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Mixed performances, disconnected stories

Cast performance varies with Dan Harmon and Al Jankovic being stand outs and Ice T unfortunately being a low point (elvish names do not come naturally to him, and a pretty philosophical story does not fit his narrative voice). Similarly, the interest of the stories varies for me as someone not intimately aware of the history of the legend of Drizzt but still fairly engaging throughout

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Well worth the listen

Exceptional performances by Felicia Day and Will Wheaton. Not so much from David Duchovney and Ice-T but persisted through them. I failed to understand how some of the stories related to Drizzt, especially the one with the Lich and the dragons. Last story about Wulfgar raised too many questions and wondering if I've missed a story somewhere.

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this book

should have been read by Victor Bevine,great short stories but the voices didn't suit,what is the sward Ice T talks abou?,,coulda been better.

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