Pools of Darkness
The Heroes of Phlan
1st Edition
Published on 3. April 2012
320 pages
978-0-7869-6289-1 (ISBN)
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With Phlan in peril once more, Ren must rely on unlikely allies to find his missing friends and free the city from the grip of evil
The entire city of Phlan has vanished, ripped from the surface of Toril by dire creatures and magical forces. While the minions of the evil god Bane bicker over the spoils, the brave citizens of Phlan mount a stubborn defense.
A ranger-thief named Ren seeks his missing friends, Shal Bal and Tarl Desanea, spellcasters nonpareil. But to do so, Ren must band together with a mysterious sorceress and her intrepid shapershifter cat, as well as a couple of droll druids and a fearful knight who is absolutely, positively dead.
Based on the computer game of the same name, this classic Forgotten Realms novel revisits the heroes of Phlan ten years after the city was saved in the best-selling novel and computer game Pool of Radiance.
The entire city of Phlan has vanished, ripped from the surface of Toril by dire creatures and magical forces. While the minions of the evil god Bane bicker over the spoils, the brave citizens of Phlan mount a stubborn defense.
A ranger-thief named Ren seeks his missing friends, Shal Bal and Tarl Desanea, spellcasters nonpareil. But to do so, Ren must band together with a mysterious sorceress and her intrepid shapershifter cat, as well as a couple of droll druids and a fearful knight who is absolutely, positively dead.
Based on the computer game of the same name, this classic Forgotten Realms novel revisits the heroes of Phlan ten years after the city was saved in the best-selling novel and computer game Pool of Radiance.
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James M. Ward | Anne K. Brown
Pools of Darkness
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12/1992
Wizards of the Coast
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James M. Ward is an award-winning game designer and fantasy author. He designed the first science fiction role-playing game, Metamorphosis Alpha, in 1976, as well as numerous popular Dungeons & Dragons games throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. His novel Pool of Radiance is based on the Origins Award-winning game of the same name, the very first adaptation of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons for computers.
