A talent for magic runs like fire through the blood of Dalamar Argent. Yet he is only a servant in the house of an elvish lord, not worthy of the High Art of Sorcery and denied all but the most grudging teaching. — As war simmers on the borders of Silvanesti, Dalamar will find a way to learn his art. His quest will take him along dark paths towar... more »

ISBN-13: 9780786915651
ISBN-10: 078691565X
Publication Date: 1/2000
Pages: 310
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Currently 4/5 Stars.

4 stars, based on 17 ratings

Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Currently 0/5 Stars.

Deb B. reviewed Dalamar the Dark (Dragonlance Classics, Bk 2) on 10/25/2006 + 11 more book reviews

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For people who are familiar with Dragonlance Books, Dalamar is Raistlin Majere's assistant. This book is basically the story of Dalamar, who is an elf who becomes a Dark mage. I enjoyed this book very much.

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Currently 2/5 Stars.

Jeff Q. (seasonedcoma) reviewed Dalamar the Dark (Dragonlance Classics, Bk 2) on 2/6/2008

I read the majority of the pre-Third Age Dragonlance novels. Raistlin and Dalamar were among my favorite characters.

However, this book is a complete disappointment. It is not logically consistent with the rest of the series, or the setting at all. The character of Dalamar is not at all like his previous portrayals. For a standalone novel, it is acceptable. If you're a fan of the setting, steer clear.

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