I just found this place lol

I also can't find the last book of the inheritance series (inheritance) but I've read the other books multiple times (well, I have read inheritance before but I want to reread it)

So, in Eldest, Arya mentions that there are many dangers in the forest from the millenia of elves living within it. Does anyone else wonder about what she meant by that?

I don't know, I just wanted to see who people liked/disliked! Please be polite to other people's opinions!

Here are mine:

Favorites: Nasuada, Saphira, and Murtagh

Least favorites: Roran or Sloan.

I don't know if it was just me, but was anyone else kinda surprised by how easily it had ended in terms of redrawing the map? I mean, I know Paolini briefly covered the two rebellions in the aftermath to be basically a page and an easy negotiation on Surda's new borders, but I was honestly expecting more political and possibly military clashes in the aftermath, as well as a lot more being redrawn or even more kingdoms. Maybe it's just me, but I was really expecting there to be a new city-state with Dras-Leona just like Teirm became one, at the very least.

Thoughts?

Bruh last post five days how?

Do you think Eragon and his new riders/dragons will build a city like Vroengard?

Do you think that wild dragons will ever exist again? Or will every dragon born have to be bonded to a Rider?

Something I had just thought of (while I'm supposed to be sleeping), and I wanted to try and run it by everyone (or just all eight of us, or so it seems), but it's about Galbatorix's plans to rebuild the Riders.

With the Forsworn's dragons being the only dragons known to have survived the Fall of the Riders, why didn't he and the Forsworn try to breed their dragons to have new eggs? I mean, with thirteen dragons (since Glaerun and his dragon perished in the Battle of Doru Araeba) to try and set up, they should've had a few eggs, at least, right?

Anyone else have any thoughts?

Hello everyone, I have just finished volume IV of Eragon and a passage disturbs me at the end of chapter 65 a foreigner saves Roran but nothing more is said about her. I would have liked to know if there were any theories on the character, necessarily the first person to come to mind is the mother of Murthag and Eragon but it seems to me that she is dead, do you have any ideas?

:(

I noticed that Brom retained some extra strength (he seems strong for his age) and aged slower even after his dragon died. The book says dragon rider powers come from the riders close relationship with the dragon. Do you think children of dragon riders live a bit longer and have some powers of dragon riders because their parents had this relationship with the dragons. Maybe dragon rider children live

twice as long as usual.

I'm curious: do you guys wonder about the lands beyond Alagaësia, whether to the east following the river past Hedarth or the original homelands of the elves/Urgals and humans/Ra'Zac, or even just north or south of the map past Du Weldenvarden or the Beor Mountains?

We should get disney to remake eragon so they could make the other books

Dragon but E