Any other Ravens?

[raggidman]

Just for the record, there is a fantasy series called:

'Chronicles of The Raven' and 'Legends of The Raven'
by James Barclay

Edit: hope it's clear what I am looking for is links with Ravens in fantasy books, games, etc...

[noremorse]

I have never heard of James Barclay. Is he an author that you would recommend?

So far, my favorite fantasy novels (besides LoTR of course) are the 'Shannarra' series by Terry Brooks. I would recommend them if you haven't already.

[raggidman]

Suspect that answer has to go to the general section, but just for you, I am enjoying the latest book in the series as what I feel to be a light, action-oriented read. One of the most imporant themes of the series is the team spirit of The Raven's members - that's what makes them different as they like to say.

[raggidman]

I remember that there is a Raven Armory in England that makes swords and armor for re-enactments - both the real thing and 'fakes.'

[noremorse]

Originally posted by 1999
Suspect that answer has to go to the general section, but just for you, I am enjoying the latest book in the series as what I feel to be a light, action-oriented read. One of the most imporant themes of the series is the team spirit of The Raven's members - that's what makes them different as they like to say.

Well, in that case, there is a software developer called Raven Software, they made games such as X-Men: Legends III.

[raggidman]

:banana: cool. Raven Software.

Gotta respond to that. There's a Raven Tavern in the Tower of Silgrad! :lol:

And Odin's two Ravens that sit on the World Tree in the Norse Myths and Legends

[Quentin Fortune]

Of course is there a Raven tavern in Silgrad. Where do you think did this board got its name from?

Greetings

Quentin

P.S.: I remember that there once was a wrestler who called himself Raven ... always quoting from Poe's famous poem ...

[ghostruler]

"Quoth the Raven nevermore"