The Legend of Drizzt

On the data. Two things. The starting point is a genuine disagreement. R. A. Salvatore wrote The Crystal Shard first, as a Forgotten Realms novel with Drizzt as a supporting character who took over. The prequel trilogy came second and is what most readers now start with, and Salvatore himself has said either works. Publication order preserves a couple of reveals; chronological order gives a much stronger first book. Most reading guides recommend Homeland. The series is enormous and the sub-series names make it look more complicated than it is. After the first six books it runs in a straight line in publication order. Omnibus editions numbered as The Legend of Drizzt volumes one to whatever are the easiest way to keep track, and they use chronological order. These are licensed Dungeons & Dragons novels, which means the setting is shared and events in other people's books occasionally touch these. In practice this almost never matters. The author had a public dispute with the publisher over rights in the 2010s, which is why some later books moved houses. The series continued regardless.

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