Bujold does have another out in the same world as 'Curse' and 'Paladin', but I can't for the life of me remember the title. Even she doesn't know when it is set, compared to the other two, if that gives you any indication of how much overlap there is or isn't.
The Deed of Paksennarion. I can't say enough. It wasn't until that book that I understood just WHY D+D Paladins had to have high charisma, since every depiction I had seen were sanctimonious, self-righteous, fanatical pricks. Not very charismatic at all. I loved that book (I had a three-in-one so it's all one book to me)
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Re: How do you correct opinions?
Date: 2005-12-13 05:14 pm (UTC)The Deed of Paksennarion. I can't say enough. It wasn't until that book that I understood just WHY D+D Paladins had to have high charisma, since every depiction I had seen were sanctimonious, self-righteous, fanatical pricks. Not very charismatic at all. I loved that book (I had a three-in-one so it's all one book to me)