Escape from Undermountain

by Mark Anthony

Book Overview

Beneath the city of Waterdeep lies a city of another sort, created by a mad wizard in ages past. Its subterranean byways are home to all manner of creatures, human and otherwise. Getting in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786904771
• ISBN13: 9780786904778
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: TSR
• Length: 316 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Not one of my favorites

I had just read Tower of Doom and was blown away by Mark Anthony's writing, his attention to detail, and his ability to make you feel the words on the page. Escape from Undermountain did not deliver what I came to expect. It wasn't as smooth flowing as I was used to. It was basically like reading a cartoon. It was still enjoyable. But not exactly the adventure I would expect from the title.

Unable to describe

No words for this book. So awesome and addicting, I had to read it in 1 night. it cost me a late day to work the next though. very good book. well written and very exciting

Awesome Action-Packed Adventure!!!!

This was one of the best Forgotten Realm books out there! A must-read for anyone interested in monsters, wizards, and heroes. It gives great detail on every character. I suggest every reader out there to pick this one up.

Very interesting......

Book was well written...Story line flowed together...If you like any of the forgotten realms books, you ought to love this one.

One of the best

Although I'm really a big fan of R.A. Salvatore's work, Mark Anthony really deserves a lot of praise for this book. The characters were some of the best that I've ever seen. Artek was great, and his bloodline made him that much more intresting. Beckla was also good, for she opened up a whole new perspective on mages. Even though Guss was introduced later in the story, his image of a good gargoyle was great. Muragh was a riot, filling in the comic relief that every good book needs. Lord Dairen Thal, even though his apperances were short, made a great villan. Last, but certinaly not least was Corin, the wuss of the party. His development from being a pampered dope to a confident fighter and leader was fantastic. The book had the perfect balance of fighting, emotion, and mystery. In my opinion, it's one of the best Forgotten Realms books out there. A must read for any fan.

DUNGEON-ACTION

Everybody who loves dungeons and action taking place in them, has to read this book. It is full of action, humor and when I turned the last page I was sad that there were no more to read. The best book of the Nobles Series !