It was something he had never quite understood about himself. He had seen thousands of men die in nearly ten years of war and could look on it at times with a near-total detachment, but an animal suffering - be it a horse or need injured in battle, or the stag now dying - moved him deeply.

— Raymond E. Feist

Just remember that in most things, right or wrong depends on where you’re standing at the moment. My father’s people would have thought having your life’s mate picked out for you by your parents to be … well, barbaric.” As Talon’s expression started to darken, Caleb added, “No offense intended, but I’m pointing out that things look the way they do because that is how you were taught as a child. And the rest of the world is vastly different from what a child can imagine.

— Raymond E. Feist

...knew the futility of agonizing over why things had transpired as they had. What could have happened, did.

— Raymond E. Feist

Life is problems. Living is solving problems.

— Raymond E. Feist

Luck is when those who are prepared take advantage of the moment.

— Raymond E. Feist

Most of us move through life with little chance to learn much about ourselves. We know some things we like and some things we dislike, we have a few ideas about what makes us happy, and we die in ignorance regarding anything profound within ourselves.

— Raymond E. Feist

My ancestors were conquerors, though now they are heroes in our history." Glancing at Amos, he said, "But we wrote the history.

— Raymond E. Feist

My father used to say, “a day spent breathing is a good day

— Raymond E. Feist

Never offer an oath lightly. For you pledge not only your life and sacred honor, but your people’s honor as well. To break an oath is to be without honor, to be without a spirit, and to be apart from the people.

— Raymond E. Feist

Never think taking a life is easy. Do that and in a way they win.

— Raymond E. Feist