This might just come from reading all 6 books in a week and a half, but I thought that LFB was the worst book of the series. The reason for this would be that partially because Covenant was soooo annoying (I always thought that the Land was real), and partially because it didn't really seem to have...

I'd probably either go and study at the Lorestratt, or live in a Woodhelven and make things. I wonder if there's a vocation for an Unfettered who talks to animals (rabbits, birds, ect.) and makes sculptures that look like they're alive? Probly not.....

Several of the words you mentioned I already know, but I rather think that Donaldson used rather too many archaic words. Roynish I like, it sounds cool.....my dictionary had it too, but then again it's 20 years old and weighs 10 pounds. "Imbricated ophite petals" That would mean that the ...

I wouldn't be so very hard on this town...or actually on Joan either. We really don't know very much about the town, the people in it, or Covenant before he got leprosy, accept what TC thinks about them. Whith the aception of the sherrif, the truck driver, and the guy at the revival, I really could...

Kinda like Elves becoming Orcs? I sorta thaught that the Coursers were creaters made with Lore, like the Ur-Viles; maybe from horses.

My ignorence in this matter might be partially explained by the fact that I've never taken chemestry, being in 10th grade, that course isn't till next year.

Regarding the fate of the Ranyhyn, in TWL, chapter "Soothtell" it says: "He understood what had become of the Ranyhyn, the great horses, ant the Ramen who served them. Perciving the ill of the Sunbane at it's earliest apperiences, both Ranyhyn and Ramen had simply fled the Land, sogou...

Strange as it seems, I didn't really have a problem with Linden in particular in the first book; the thing that bugged me was the vast amount of mental, emotional, and physical stress she and TC had to go through before they reached Revelstone. After all, who wouldn't be depressed and hysterical af...

Hehehe...this is kinda off topic, but I have the same feelings regarding math, Foamy. :roll: The reason for me being; you're either right or you're wrong, and there's no way to appeal the matter. Words are fun, my father is always using ones that I don't understand, but it's interesting to find out.

Why do you call Nom evil? He didn't seem particularly EVIL, he was forced by Kasryn's powers to attack those who said his name. And you said "creatures," Nom, was only one of them; it seemed as though you could say different names to call the different sandgorgons. Hehehe....all those san...