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Theese are my favourites: The Fith Element The Lord Of The Rings: All of them :D Underworld Goldfinger (the only one i like :D)

Start with the best. Raymond E. Fiest, David Eddings, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman all write amazingly great fantasy, especially Fiest. The Riftwar Cycle (Magician, Silverthorn and A Darkness at Sethanon) is the best fantasy there is IMHO and is a good place to start. The Shadowleauge (The...

Read Magician if you haven't already. It is the best fantasy book. (IMHO of course :) )

I think you should start with watch books and read Nightwatch last. There is no ties between the watch books, but they appear to be in some sort of a chronological order.

Me too, but you have to remember that Pug would have never found his power if it wasn't for his time on Kelewan, or more to the point, his time with with the assembly but I was glad that he realised that he couldn't be a Tsurani Great One.

Im listening to Bad Day again...

I liked the small skirmishes in Royal Assassin.

Im listening to "The Best Of REM", though I dont think its is; It doesn't even have Loosing My Religon on it!

This is my favourite also. I enjoyed the shirmish between Arutha's Party and The Moredhel, especially when Baru fought Murad.

The reason I like Fiest's battles is that they are detailed to a point where they paint a perfect picture in your head. Fiest uses terminoligy like he was there, using fencing terms for one on one combat such as lunge, parry and riposte.

R.E.M-Bad Day

Another great "scene" is in Magicians sequel, Silverthorn where Father Nathan Destroys the undead Mordehel after the High Preistess of Limis-Kragma tried to call it's soul back from the dead.

I would love to see The Hobbit as a prequel to the lotr movies and i would also love to see a sequel to The Fith Element

I am the same- 2-4 books at the time, at the moment I am reading silverthorn, redemption of althalus, the diamond throne and I am re-reading Magician (i just loved it so much :D)

thankyou for your feedback. I have removed the samples now,I will replace them sometime.

If you havent read Magician and intend to, this thread contains spoilers. I think the "scene" (for want of a better word) in which Pug destroys the Tsurani Games arena in Magician is the most amazing passage in any Fantasy book, ever. What do you think of this "scene"?

I am Listening to Its The End Of The World As We Know It (and I feel fine) by R.E.M.

I tidied and now im going to read silverthorn

thanks but i did warn you, i didnt check it

I used a book mark for once and lost it within a day, I think i'll go back to remembering my place.