Has anyone else read Sir Apropos of Nothing by Peter David?
(For those who haven't, its a very good fantasy satire, and I'd highly recommend it.)
For those who have read it, do you think that any parts of it were meant as a reference to D&D? Also, what would you say Apropo's alignment happens to be?
Yes, I have.
Yes, the author has stated such.
I'd say CN(g).
Quote from: JaercYes, I have.
Yes, the author has stated such.[/quote]I'd say CN(g).[/quote]CN? Interesting. I might agree with that if you look at him towards the end of the book, after he's grown at bit. However, for much of the story, I was thinking that he was a perfect example of NE.
By the second book he's pretty much purely CE (Woad to Wuin) but the book is so bogged down in the middle as to be almost unreadable.
I never read the third volume (Tong Lashing). Does he manage to bring the series back to life?
(By the by, in case anyone is trying to look it up, the first title is actually Sir Apropos of Nothing, and the author is Peter David. Sorry, I'm a librarian...)