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Revision as of 16:31, 8 June 2020
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A Dungeons and Dragons adventure series intended for children ages 8–12. It is set in the world of Greyhawk. The books in the series are:
- Secret of the Spiritkeeper (June 2004), by Matt Forbeck
- Riddle in Stone (August 2004), by Ree Soesbee
- Sign of the Shapeshifter (October 2004), by Dale Donovan and Linda Johns
- Eye of Fortune (December 2004), by Denise Graham
- Figure in the Frost (February 2005), by Marlene Perez
- Dagger of Doom (April 2005), by Kerry Daniel Roberts
- Hidden Dragon (June 2005), by Lisa Trutkoff Trumbauer
- The Silver Spell (August 2005), by Anjali Bannerjee
- Key to the Griffon's Lair (October 2005), by Candice Ransom
- Curse of the Lost Grove (December 2005), by Denise R. Graham
- Mystery of the Wizard's Tomb (February 2006), by Rachel Plummer
- Mark of the Yuan-Ti (April 2006), by Kerry Daniel Roberts
Tropes used in The Knights of the Silver Dragon include:
- Color Coded for Your Convenience: Silver Dragons[context?]
- Charm Person[context?]
- Character Alignment[context?]
- Crystal Dragon Jesus[context?]
- Defector From Decadence[context?]
- Evil Sorcerer[context?]
- Giant Flyer[context?]
- Halfbreed[context?]
- Kill It with Fire[context?]
- Load-Bearing Boss[context?]
- Mage Tower[context?]
- Magic Music[context?]
- Mix-and-Match Critters: Many of the standard D&D ones, including the Owlbear.
- The Obi-Wan[context?]
- Our Monsters Are Different[context?]
- Fantasy Kitchen Sink[context?]
- Random Encounters[context?]
- Spell Book[context?]
- Standard Fantasy Setting[context?]
- Sword and Sorcerer[context?]
- Voluntary Shapeshifting[context?]
- Weird Trade Union: The Thieves' Guild