The Legend of Huma

by Richard A. Knaak
The Legend of Huma cover
Good Books rating 4.58
Fantasy
Technical
  • ID: 2426
  • Added: 2025-10-13
  • Updated: 2025-10-13
  • ISBN: 9780786931378
  • Published: 2004-01-01
  • Reviews: 3

The Legend of Huma is a captivating reimagining of the first novel in the Heroes series, delving into the early life of Huma, a legendary figure known as the Hero of the Lance. This edition traces his journey and the ultimate showdown between the Queen of Darkness and the forces of Paladine, offering readers a thrilling blend of heroism and high-stakes conflict. /n/n Set in a richly detailed fantasy world, the story explores themes of courage, destiny, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. Huma's character is brought to life with depth and nuance, making this a must-read for fans of epic fantasy and classic hero narratives.

Reviews
Hardcover · Jasher Drake · 2023-01-17
exciting 4.75

An all-time fantasy tale with memorable characters and wild adventures. The story is filled with heart and excitement.

Jasher Drake describes this book as an all-time fantasy tale, praising its memorable characters and thrilling adventures. They highlight the story's emotional depth and excitement, making it a standout in the fantasy genre. The reviewer's enthusiasm is palpable, indicating a high level of enjoyment and appreciation for the narrative.

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    Woah, woah, woah! An absolute all-timer of a fantasy tale full of memorable characters, wild adventures, and a whole lot of heart.

    This story is filled with heart and excitement.

    The reviewer's enthusiasm is palpable.

The Writer Reader · 2021-11-09
amazing 5.00

This book is currently their favorite, filled with action and a memorable ending. The story and characters are praised for their depth and impact.

The reviewer is highly enthusiastic about this book, declaring it their current favorite. They highlight the abundance of action and the memorable conclusion, which includes the main character's death—a refreshing twist. The reviewer also commends the story and characters for their depth and emotional impact, making it a standout read.

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    Right now, as of 11/9/21, this is my favorite book.

    There was so much action, and I love the story.

    The main character dies in the end (for once).

Skybear Games · 2021-06-13
engaging 4.00

The story feels like a response to Knaak's earlier work, showcasing Huma's honor and bravery. The narrative flows well and ties into the broader Dragonlance lore.

The reviewer sees this story as a thoughtful continuation of themes explored in Knaak's previous work, particularly focusing on the concept of honor. They appreciate how Huma's character is portrayed as both honorable and brave, fitting perfectly within the Dragonlance universe. The reviewer also notes the seamless integration of Huma's tale into the larger lore, making it a compelling read for fans of the series.

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    This story feels like a response to Knaak's short story Definitions of Honour from Kender, Gully Dwarves and Gnomes.

    Once again, we have a tale of honor and bravery.

    The narrative flows well and ties into the broader Dragonlance lore.

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