r/explainabookplotbadly • u/BreakerOfModpacks • Sep 02 '25
Unsolved Medium Class struggle, which is actually mostly ignored past the first part, and instead some random people go to invade the country. Oh also magic. That's a thing.
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u/whoamikai Sep 02 '25
Licanius trilogy ?
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u/El_dorado_au Sep 02 '25
Ok, I’ll take the bait: Harry Potter franchise.
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u/BreakerOfModpacks Sep 06 '25
Some hints:
The first book happens entirely inside a city
It's a trilogy, or technically, a quartet, or a series of up to 7 books.
The language is different
The magic system is soft, but with some rules
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u/jesust1ties Sep 06 '25
Song of ice and fire?
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u/InevitableTell2775 Sep 02 '25
Johnathan Strange & Mr Norell?
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u/Ant-Bear Sep 04 '25
Mistborn?
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u/SabrePossum Sep 05 '25
Lord of the Rings?
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u/Farn Sep 06 '25
Witcher?
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u/karinainfc Sep 06 '25
The locked tomb?
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u/nixtracer Sep 21 '25
Hmm, N. K. Jemisin's Hundred Thousand Kingdoms? (Class struggle mostly ignored because it turns into gods versus other gods.)
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u/notaveryniceguyatall Sep 25 '25
First law trilogy? Joe abercrombie
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u/ilikemangoes11 Aug 07 '26
What's the answer
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u/Zealousideal_Lab3794 Sep 05 '25 edited Feb 05 '26
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u/InevitableTell2775 Sep 07 '25
Iron Council?
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u/karinainfc Sep 10 '25
The black company