Maybe you are judged for your hair color, skin color, or your faith. The same thing happens to many people who happen to be die-hard Drizzt fans. Everywhere he went someone made assumptions about him. Homeland was especially good for those who read the Icewind Dale Trilogy first and saw the abuse Drizzt endured because of his heritage. I recently watched an excellent interview about this by R.A. Typically fans of Sci-Fi/Fantasy (I mean those of us who were fans before it was cool) know what it’s like. One of the things that makes Drizzt so relatable is his ‘otherness’. FANBOY ALERT: This is my favorite book of all time. Drizz Do’Urden, the proverbial black sheep of his entire house, is the focus of this book. More so if your core values stand in stark contrast with those of your entire family. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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