Creation
The character of Cadderly was created specially for Cleric Quintet, after six Drizzt books were completed – as Salvatore wrote in his introduction, "We were done with Drizzt. Or at least, we thought we were". The new protagonist was originally planned to be a monk, but it got rejected due to changes in Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition, where the class of monks was absent. Mary Kirchoff proposed that the protagonist should be a cleric. Salvatore invented a concept of spiritual journey for his character, who initially treats his religion as just a lifestyle, but gradually becomes more tied to his god, Deneir.[1]
Plot summary
The evil wizard Aballister has spent two years collecting and brewing a potion of power, as told to him by the imp, Druzil, sent by the Goddess of Poison, Talona. When he reveals it to his evil fellowship at the hidden stronghold Castle Trinity, the priest Barjin takes control of it and sets off to the major stronghold of the Snowflake Mountains — the Edificant Library. He finds an innocent, intelligent, and young, low-ranking priest, to open the potion, the Chaos Curse, which makes all who breathe it lose self-control. Cadderly must fight a memory-blocking spell in order to lift the curse and save the Library.
In Sylvan Shadows
Cover of the first edition |
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R. A. Salvatore |
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United States |
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English |
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The Cleric Quintet |
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Genre |
Fantasy |
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1992 |
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TSR |
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Print (paperback) |
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Preceded by |
Canticle |
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Followed by |
Night Masks |
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The Chaos Curse
Cover of the first edition |
Author |
R. A. Salvatore |
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United States |
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English |
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Series |
The Cleric Quintet |
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Genre |
Fantasy |
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Publisher |
TSR |
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Publication date |
1994 |
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Media type |
Print |
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Preceded by |
The Fallen Fortress |
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