A review by vimcenzo
The Legend of Drizzt 25th Anniversary Edition, Book I by R.A. Salvatore

2.0

I'm not sure that the origins of Drizzt were all that interesting, or necessary to hear (or read). Drizzt would have been more interesting if he struggled with some kind of darkness where he saw the drow point of view, but even "The Hunter" persona is more akin to starvation-based survival instinct than some genuinely evil individual. These books are especially boring with no one lighthearted for Drizzt to play off of, whether it's Wulfgar, Regis, or Bruenor. If people really want a canon origin story, then I suppose one now exists. But I would not call it wholly necessarily.