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Dragons of the Hourglass Mage (Dragonlance: The Lost Chronicles #3)

Margaret Weis

Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 4.21 | 3754 Users | 163 Reviews

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Title	:	Dragons of the Hourglass Mage (Dragonlance: The Lost Chronicles #3)
Author	:	Margaret Weis
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	August 4th 2009 by Wizards of the Coast (first published 2009)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons. Dragonlance. Fiction. High Fantasy. Dragons

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Between Chronicles and Legends, what made Raistlin aspire to godhood?

Raistlin Majere has become a Black Robe wizard and travels to Neraka, the lord city of the Dark Queen, ostensibly to work for her, though in reality he means to further his own quest for power. But Takhisis finds out that the dragon orb has entered her city and sends her draconians to find and destroy the wizard who has it in his possession. Before her agents can strike, though, Raistlin finds out that Takhisis means to take control of all wizardly magic. She has ordered Kitiara to set a trap for the Gods of Magic on the Night of the Eye, when all the high-ranking wizards will be in Neraka to celebrate.

As the forces of light, with help from the good dragons, are turning the tide of battle, Raistlin is forced to flee, for his foes are closing in on him. As the Dragon Highlords vie for the Crown of Power in the Temple of the Dark Queen, Raistlin Majere wages his own desperate battle against Takhisis in the dungeons below and meets again the brother he betrayed. The fate of the world hangs in the balance.

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Original Title:	Dragons of the Hourglass Mage
ISBN:	0786949163 (ISBN13: 9780786949168)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dragonlance: The Lost Chronicles #3, Dragonlance Universe
Characters:	Tanis Half-Elven, Tika Waylan, Caramon Majere, Raistlin Majere, Kitiara uth Matar, Tasslehoff Burrfoot, Riverwind, Goldmoon

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Dragons of the Hourglass Mage was the perfect conclusion The Lost Chronicles tying itself neatly to the original Dragonlance Chronicles. Raistlin Majere never fails to be a dynamic character, and this tale proves to be no exception. Raistlin has abandoned his friends to watery graves in a maelstrom to find himself at the great library in Palanthas. Here he can recuperate and plan his next steps, which take some surprising turns. Raistlin takes the black robes of Takhisis and determines to become

Raistlin, yes. Also -- Iolanthe. Raistlin is much more likable in this than in the Twins trilogy. I think it's the absence of Caramon. He brings out the worst in Raistlin. When he's around Raistlin feels free to act weak, selfish and cruel, because he knows that Caramon will accept his behavior and forgive him for everything. This proves to Raistlin that Caramon loves him -- no matter what. But being who he is, he has to test that love, to push Caramon and keep pushing until something breaks.

I wanted so desperately to love this book because the Dragonlance novels were my favorite books when I was a teenager, and Raistlin was by far my favorite character. I was excited when I found this book so long after I first fell in love with Krynn, so I worked it into my re-read of the original series.Maybe that was the problem. I read it immediately after Dragons of Spring Dawning so it was perfect chronologically, but the differences were clear. The authors' writing has changed drastically in

This is a book worthy of Five Stars. Since July, I had reread the following DragonLance titles (in this order)Dragons of Autumn TwilightDragons of Winter NightDragons of Spring DawningTime of the TwinsWar of the TwinsTest of the TwinsSoulforgeBrothers in ArmsDragons of Dwarven DepthsDragons of Highlord SkiesDragons of the Hourglass MageWell, I didn't "reread" the last three, I read them for the first time. I reread all the other ones because DragonLance Nexus said that they go better after

I was passing through the library when I saw this book. Since I had grown up with the Dragonlance Chronicles and Legends trilogies, in fact both sets of stories had introduced me to my love of fantasy, I was surprised to see the names of Weis and Hickman. Then I assumed this was some new storyline like the horrid New generation or the stories where huge dragons came from Lord knows where and took over Krynn. I guess what I am saying was the past several years of books had not been kind to the

I read this as an e-book, mostly on my phone in odd moments when I didnt have a book handy. I didnt really expect to finish it, it was just something to keep me occupied. But it did actually work pretty well. Now, the only other Dragonlance book Ive read was the very first one, Dragons of the Autumn Twilight, so I read this thoroughly out of sequence. That never really bothers me, though. I always say with a good series it doesnt matter where you begin or end. Raistlin is probably my favorite

You'd think I'd have some bad associations with Dragonlance, since it was my ex who first introduced me to it. But I don't - most of the lasting friendships I've made in the last ten years were based on a common interest in this series. So it will always have a special place in my heart.Most fans have become disenchanted and disappointed in the direction DL has gone in the last few years. But I was really delighted with the chance to go back to the beginning with the Lost Chronicles and relive