Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves has set itself the daunting task of satisfying both board game fans and fantasy fans in general. That’s why, on the occasion of the premiere of the ambitious film, Two novels have also been written which function as prequels. of the story told on the tape. Next you will find all the details on the two books:
D&D: Druid Calling
- In this novel of the young adult genre, we will learn more about the past of Doric.
- This character, played by Sophia Lillis, is Dungeons & Dragons Druid Festival: Honor Among Thieves.
- Throughout its plot, we see how he learns about the powers he shows off on tape and use her shapeshifting abilities to save her home.
- Additionally, we are also shown the moment she is sent to the Emerald Enclave to develop her skills.
- It’s a quick read, but the story is refreshing and This is very good for anyone who wants to know more about the young druid.
D&D: The Road to Neverwinter
Second, we find a longer novel that introduces us to Chris Pine’s Edgin, as well as the barbarian Holga and several other characters from the film. The plot is told from the point of view of the protagonist and spans many years, going through action moments and various group adventures.
Moreover, it allows us know the past and the motivations of a large part of the protagonists of the film, making it a great option for those going to see it. Finally, it also does a very good job of introducing the reader to the world of Dungeons & Dragons, explaining some principles on magic and the creatures that inhabit it.
recommended reading order
Yes OK both books can be read independently, it is recommended to start with Druid Vocation, as it is a lighter read. That way, we can figure out whether or not we like the world and the kind of fantasy presented to us without diving into a longer book. Still, if you’re looking to learn more about the characters before watching the movie, then better read The Road to Neverwinter.
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