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Narrow, yellow eyes with no visible pupils sparkled with merriment, but the sort of merriment that came from pulling the wings off flies or the arms off experimental subjects.

Richard A. Knaak

Narrow, yellow eyes with no visible pupils sparkled with merriment, but the sort of merriment that came from pulling the wings off flies or the arms off experimental subjects.

Never forget it. Small wonder that Xavius had accomplished so much; an even greater darkness worked through him. But Malfurion still kept his wits about him, aware that to lose all hope was to lose

Richard A. Knaak

Never forget it. Small wonder that Xavius had accomplished so much; an even greater darkness worked through him. But Malfurion still kept his wits about him, aware that to lose all hope was to lose

About Author
Richard A. Knaak (born May 28, 1961) is the author of Dragonlance novels, Dragonrealm, six novels for Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo series, and ten works in the Warcraft universe. He has also written five non-series fantasy books.

To dream, to imagine, for in that is the best hope of rebuilding, of recovering, of growing...

Richard A. Knaak

To dream, to imagine, for in that is the best hope of rebuilding, of recovering, of growing...

Thrall is no assassin skulking in the fog nor is he an honorless warrior!

Richard A. Knaak

Thrall is no assassin skulking in the fog nor is he an honorless warrior!

Those who do not see the truth in battle march willingly to defeat.

Richard A. Knaak

Those who do not see the truth in battle march willingly to defeat.

Those who do not see the truth in battle march willingly to defeat, grunted

Richard A. Knaak

Those who do not see the truth in battle march willingly to defeat, grunted

Shalamayne

Richard A. Knaak

Shalamayne

One makes their own luck, good or ill... and there are no guesses, merely faulty concentration.

Richard A. Knaak

One makes their own luck, good or ill... and there are no guesses, merely faulty concentration.

Neltharion the Earth-Warder.

Richard A. Knaak

Neltharion the Earth-Warder.

You are not yet in the Emerald Dream. First, you must remove your earthly shell...* the voice in his head instructed. *As you reach the state of sleep, you will slip your body off as you would a coat....

Richard A. Knaak

You are not yet in the Emerald Dream. First, you must remove your earthly shell...* the voice in his head instructed. *As you reach the state of sleep, you will slip your body off as you would a coat....

Tags: fantasy, other worldly, spiritual

LAST HAVEN TAVERN.

Richard A. Knaak

LAST HAVEN TAVERN.

Krasus raced along the landscape. all sense of dignity forgotten. Dignity was for those with both time and patience, commodities not available to him and his companion.

Richard A. Knaak

Krasus raced along the landscape. all sense of dignity forgotten. Dignity was for those with both time and patience, commodities not available to him and his companion.

It was one thing to go into battle with confidence, another to believe the foe so easily defeated.

Richard A. Knaak

It was one thing to go into battle with confidence, another to believe the foe so easily defeated.

It is as if we are trapped in a never-ending game, our lives hinging on the roll of a dice or the turn of a card.

Richard A. Knaak

It is as if we are trapped in a never-ending game, our lives hinging on the roll of a dice or the turn of a card.

I am a knight of Solamnia. I am the hand of Paladine, of Kiri-Jolith and of Habbakuk on this world. You are on Krynn. You are mine, Queen of Darkness.

Richard A. Knaak

I am a knight of Solamnia. I am the hand of Paladine, of Kiri-Jolith and of Habbakuk on this world. You are on Krynn. You are mine, Queen of Darkness.

I already have. Not at all that far from where we were, but far enough away. Actually, we’re both fortunate and unfortunate.

Richard A. Knaak

I already have. Not at all that far from where we were, but far enough away. Actually, we’re both fortunate and unfortunate.

His son had joined the sleepers.

Richard A. Knaak

His son had joined the sleepers.

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Richard A. Knaak

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