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Title	:	The Annotated Legends (Dragonlance: Legends #1-3)
Author	:	Tracy Hickman
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 1200 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2005 by Wizards of the Coast (first published January 1st 1988)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons. Dragonlance. Science Fiction Fantasy. High Fantasy. Fiction

The Annotated Legends (Dragonlance: Legends #1-3)

Tracy Hickman

Paperback | Pages: 1200 pages

Rating: 4.41 | 1530 Users | 42 Reviews

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Time of the Twins - The powerful mage Raistlin Majere hopes to become a god. His brother Caramon, a renowned warrior, must decide whether to save him or destroy him. Torn between them is Crysania, a beautiful cleric devoted to the Light but tempted by the Darkness she sees in the mage.

War of the Twins - The twins and Crysania, with an irrepressible kender in tow, find themselves in the midst of a struggle that will forever change the face of the world. While Caramon only wants to get home alive, Raistlin plots to use friends and foes alike to gain ultimate power.

Test of the Twins - Defying fate and a dark goddess, Raistlin has opened the Portal to the Abyss in his quest to achieve godhood. New forces join in the struggle, but the only person capable of stopping him may be the one who loves him most: his brother.

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Original Title:	The Annotated Legends (Dragonlance: Dragonlance Chronicles)
ISBN:	0786939745 (ISBN13: 9780786939749)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragonlance: Legends #1-3

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The twins return, and they are a major tour-de-force... This is how they have become Legends in the fantasy realm...

Very enjoyable book! I thought I had read this before, but if so, I'd forgotten every last bit. Finished this one much faster than Chronicles, which lends credibility to my greater enjoyment.

Was the best thing ever back when I was 13 :)

I love the annotations that show where they got ideas, and links to other books, reoccurring themes as well. I very much enjoyed reading this edition that has so many wonderful insights into the behind the scenes of writing and inspiration.

The Legends Trilogy definitely deserves a 5-star rating. I rate this edition as 3-star strictly because of the annotations.Legends follows up the great Chronicles trilogy, with Raistlin, Caramon, and Tas embarking on a time-traveling adventure with enormous consequences for the entire world of Krynn. The story takes on a much more personal feeling in Legends, with the focus being narrowed to a few key characters and the plot seemingly less epic than the previous trilogy (even though the events

an amazing book the description of the characters and the landscapes are amazing keeps you hooked all the way through

It would be safe to say that I had entirely forgotten just how much of a masterpiece, on the personal human level, the Twins trilogy is. After all, last time I read it I was around 14. And yet, with adult eyes, I can safely say that I took away more, not less, after reading this one again.Some books *do* age well. And in terms of fantasy masterpieces, though it does have its flaws, this one should be remembered and presented to those wondering just *why* some people used to so thoroughly love