Following its publication, author Christopher Paolini floated a number of possibilities regarding what he might work on in the future, including a hypothetical fifth title, spin-off titles focusing on characters other than Eragon, or separate works in other genres. The final title in the series, Inheritance, answered a number of key mysteries regarding the series, such as what was contained in the Vault of Souls and the fates of major characters like Galbatorix and Eragon, but left open certain nagging mysteries such as the source of the witch Angela's powers. In 2022, a television adaptation of the books was announced for Disney+.
However, there have been petitions to reboot the film series that (however unsuccessful) did gain sizable support, and Paolini has also spoken about the movie after the fact, stating that it told its own version of the story compared to the books' story and leaving it to fans to determine which story they like better. The first book was adapted into a film in 2006, but after the film got extremely negative critical reception and relatively underperformed at the box office, there are currently no plans for any movie sequels. On their quest, Eragon and Saphira meet up with a badass Anti-Hero with a Mysterious Past, rescue an elf princess, join the Varden, learn the truth about Eragon's past and his missing father, and face down foes far more powerful than themselves-eventually culminating in a final battle against Galbatorix himself. Our heroes set out for revenge, joined by the village's old storyteller, Brom, who, as it turns out, is a former Dragon Rider himself. They escape, but the Ra'zac burn down Eragon's home and kill his uncle. Unfortunately, the evil Galbatorix, the ruler of The Empire who betrayed and destroyed the Dragon Riders long ago, finds out, and sends his impenetrably cowled Ra'zac servants to capture Eragon and Saphira. He raises the dragon, Saphira, and becomes bonded with her as a Dragon Rider. The novels tell the tale of Eragon, a farmboy who discovers a dragon egg in the mountains and is amazed when it hatches for him. Murtagh (2023) (direct sequel, inclusion in the Cycle unknown).Volume 1: Eragon - The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm (2018).The Tales from Alagaësia short story collection.
Eragon's Guide to Alagaësia (2009) (canon, but not part of the Cycle).
The first book was originally self-published by Paolini and his parents, but has since migrated to Alfred A Knopf on the recommendation of Carl Hiaasen. The Inheritance Cycle, formerly known as the Inheritance Trilogy, is a series of High Fantasy novels written by Christopher Paolini.
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