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D&D: Dark Sun Series. 16 primary works • 16 total works. The Verdant Passage. by Troy Denning. 3.66 · 2,054 Ratings · 116 Reviews · published 1991 · 15 editions. A new creed kindled from despair... Kalak: an immor…. Want to Read. Rate it:
by Troy Denning. 3.68 · 976 Ratings · 35 Reviews · published 1993 · 15 editions. In a last-ditch attempt to save the world of Athas…. Want to Read. Rate it: The Verdant Passage (Dark Sun: Prism Pentad, #1), The Crimson Legion (Dark Sun: Prism Pentad, #2), The Amber Enchantress (Dark Sun: Prism Pentad, #3), T...
341. ISBN. 9781560761211. Followed by. The Crimson Legion. The Verdant Passage is a fantasy novel based on the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and set in the world of the Dark Sun campaign. It was written by Troy Denning and published by TSR in 1991.
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Jan 1, 1991 · Troy Denning was one of the primary game designer for Dungeons & Dragons’ Dark Sun setting, so it is no surprise he got tapped to pen the first Dark Sun novel. Dark Sun is one of D&D’s more vivid settings—with arresting artwork by Brom—and it bears scant resemblance with its sun-blasted landscape, bizarre monsters, psionics, and ...
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Denning wrote the novel The Sentinel for The Sundering, a fictional event set in the expanded D&D universe. [6] He is also the author of a number of Star Wars expanded universe novels. Including Invincible, the ninth and final book in the Legacy of the Force series, was released in May 2008. He also authored the third and sixth books in the series.
- Writer, game designer
- Beloit College
- Andria
Oct 1, 1991 · THE VERDANT PASSAGE by Troy Denning is the first installment of the Prism Pentad series for the now-defunct DARK SUN campaign setting for TSR (later Wizards of the Coast). The premise was that it was meant to be a blasted arid wasteland where magic has destroyed the world that was half-planetary romance as well as half-Mad Max.
Sep 27, 2011 · THE VERDANT PASSAGE by Troy Denning is the first installment of the Prism Pentad series for the now-defunct DARK SUN campaign setting for TSR (later Wizards of the Coast). The premise was that it was meant to be a blasted arid wasteland where magic has destroyed the world that was half-planetary romance as well as half-Mad Max.
- Troy Denning
