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Dragonlance: The New Adventures: Elidor #3
City of Fortune
City of Fortune is the highly-anticipated follow-up to The Crystal Chalice, the second volume in the Trinistyr Trilogy. Set in the popular Dragonlance world of Krynn, Dragonlance: The New Adventures follows a group of young companions as they band together for friendship, adventure and excitement.
In the lost city of Taeloc, Elidor’s hopes of renewing Vael’s health have been betrayed. Unwilling to give up on her, Elidor tracks the chalice to the Northern Ergoth city of Gwynneth, where danger awaits those with wishes and the Defiler still lurks in the shadows. Loyalties must be questioned at every turn. Who can Elidor trust?
City of Fortune is the highly-anticipated follow-up to The Crystal Chalice, the second volume in the Trinistyr Trilogy. Set in the popular Dragonlance world of Krynn, Dragonlance: The New Adventures follows a group of young companions as they band together for friendship, adventure and excitement.
In the lost city of Taeloc, Elidor’s hopes of renewing Vael’s health have been betrayed. Unwilling to give up on her, Elidor tracks the chalice to the Northern Ergoth city of Gwynneth, where danger awaits those with wishes and the Defiler still lurks in the shadows. Loyalties must be questioned at every turn. Who can Elidor trust?
City of Fortune is the highly-anticipated follow-up to The Crystal Chalice, the second volume in the Trinistyr Trilogy. Set in the popular Dragonlance world of Krynn, Dragonlance: The New Adventures follows a group of young companions as they band together for friendship, adventure and excitement.
241 pages, Paperback
First published July 11, 2006
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Ree Soesbee
81 books50 followersRee Soesbee is a writer, game designer, and lore editor for massively multiplayer online games as well as traditional pen and paper RPGs. She has authored more than sixteen novels in a wide variety of fantastic worlds ranging from the popular Legend of the Five Rings setting to Star Trek, Dragonlance, Deadlands, and Vampire: the Masquerade. Her body of work includes over a hundred RPG texts, and inclusion in numerous short story anthologies and professional literary journals. Currently, she is a lead designer and lore writer for Guild Wars 2; innovative follow-up to the award-winning Guild Wars MMORPG. Already, Guild Wars 2 has recieved Gamescom's 'Best Online Game' and MMORPG.com's 'Most Anticipated MMO' awards.
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October 7, 2017
This is the third book of a trilogy and part of the Dragonlance universe. The other books in this series must be read first. This series is geared for young readers. Vael's chance at survival is gone but our heroes are determined to retrieve it and save her.
This series contains characters from the first young readers series as well as new ones. This was a decent trilogy but it did have minor plot holes. The strength of the young readers books have been the characters and that holds true for this book. Sindri has quickly become a favorite and I do like the interaction between our characters as they are more like a family than companions. I liked the premise for this one as it was a sting to steal back an item. It didn't go as planned and this added realism to the book. Like I said it does have some plot holes but the ending was a joy to read and did put a smile on my face.
I am on a journey to read everything from this universe. These young readers books are not the best this universe have to offer. They are not the worst either. They are likable and are a good place to introduce new readers into this universe.
This series contains characters from the first young readers series as well as new ones. This was a decent trilogy but it did have minor plot holes. The strength of the young readers books have been the characters and that holds true for this book. Sindri has quickly become a favorite and I do like the interaction between our characters as they are more like a family than companions. I liked the premise for this one as it was a sting to steal back an item. It didn't go as planned and this added realism to the book. Like I said it does have some plot holes but the ending was a joy to read and did put a smile on my face.
I am on a journey to read everything from this universe. These young readers books are not the best this universe have to offer. They are not the worst either. They are likable and are a good place to introduce new readers into this universe.
October 7, 2019
City of Fortune may be my favorite in the Young Adult series so far. I really enjoyed the story told, and the interaction between the characters. I noticed errors, but that's something I'm used to finding in nearly everything I read.
Elidor has become my favorite of the "new kids". He's still a bit broody, but I identified more with him than any of the others. The book had a couple of little twists I didn't see coming, and a couple I did.
It seems all my reviews are rather disjointed and rambling. Don't let that dissuade you though. If you like Dragonlance, or have liked the other YA offerings in this series, it's worth it to finish this trilogy.
Elidor has become my favorite of the "new kids". He's still a bit broody, but I identified more with him than any of the others. The book had a couple of little twists I didn't see coming, and a couple I did.
It seems all my reviews are rather disjointed and rambling. Don't let that dissuade you though. If you like Dragonlance, or have liked the other YA offerings in this series, it's worth it to finish this trilogy.
September 15, 2008
Great ending to the series. I loved this trilogy, not as good as the chronicles by Weis and Hickman. But close.
October 31, 2022
Still love this series. One of my childhood favs.
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