When you think of the name Drizzt Do’Urden, you think of R. A Salvatore right away. But you have to keep in mind that the famous author has created other worlds that are just as good. This isn’t one of those times to talk about them.

Through out the years Drizzt has developed from a misunderstood Drow to become a great friend and has three awesome friends to contend with. With great care and making sure that the characters live on for other adventures, it’s easy to follow since these characters seem to get into more trouble.

Nineteen books have been written to continue the famous Drow adventures and one would think that he needs a good rest after his life long struggle since he doesn’t really belong in the human world.

Drizzt has a heart of gold and he would do anything for his friends. But what intrigues me the most about it is that this character doesn’t seem to lay down his weapons and quits his quest.

With Robert’s other worlds you would think he would go back to the other characters. These three other worlds he has done as well, you would think R. A would go back to them to further those characters and develop them even more.

There is the Spearwielder’s and The Crimson Shadows trilogy. Robert needs to go back to these worlds and continue those worlds instead. Nineteen books of Drizzt Do’Urden is far than enough to satisfy any fan.