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Paladin based book or series

Discussion in 'Booktalk' started by christopher_c_pitzer, Feb 23, 2004.

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    Looking for a book or series that is based on a paladin or an entire order. I have read Chronicles and it included a few "Knights", but not what I would call paladins. Plus the story was not based on them, they feel into the story and then were quickly left behind. Any help would be grateful.
     
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    They are not in a D&D setting but David Eddings' Sparhawk books have Paladins for their main characters. Another choice is the Paksenarrion books by Elizabeth Moon. David Weber's Oath of Swords/The War Gods Own is about a Paladin of sorts although considerably different than your average D&D variety.
     
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    There are quite a few FR books with paladin characters in them... And there's even a new series coming out now which is all about a paladin-like character. Check http://www.sorcerers.net/Books/index_fr2.php (The Scions of Arrabar; The Sapphire Crescent.)

    It also depends if you want paladins only, or clerics as well. Because Salvatore wrote a series of books about a cleric...

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    Yep, reading the Cleric Quintet at the moment. Thanks for the suggestions; I will give them a try after I finish the Quintet and Legends.
     
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    Might I recommend the Double Diamond Triangle Saga? It's a nine-part series of very short books (each less than 100 pages).
    Pretty much all of the main characters are paladins, and it's also based in the FR setting.

    EDIT: I should warn you though, that it'll probably be a tough series to find, but it's definitely worth the trouble, if you're really looking for a story featuring paladins.
     
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    Well, I believe that other than FR, Dragonlance has a big collection of stories centred on Knights and their Orders. Try the Wayward Knights and the other stuff like it... get to it later, I cannot remember the titles... :confused: :p ;)
     
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    IIRC, the Heroes trilogy(Dragonlance) is centered around a paladin, Huma, I think.
     
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    No, only the first book centres on Huma (the Legend of Huma, a SUPERB book, and I highly recommend it)...the rest of the series (it's more than a trilogy, I think there's actually five or six books) revolve around different heroes from the Dragonlance world.
     
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    I would suggest The Sheepfarmer's Daughter series by Elizabeth Moon. It follows the development of a Paladin. It's been a while since I read it but, it is a good story line, though not currently in print. Back copies shouldn't be too hard to find as it was republished in Hardcover in 2003 and "The Deed of Paksinarrion.
     
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