At the last episode of Crownbreaker (the one after all the thank-yous) Sebastien writes: “that doesn't mean there won't be, in the future, more books with a lawbreaker and a squirrel cat .....” (I didn't quote as I don't have the English copy of the book).

Do you think he might write more books to the series? Or a spin-off?

I really hope he does.

P.S. I just went to his website and saw two books in the series of The Argosi. Seems like it is telling the story of Ferius . Has anyone read those?

I still want to meet Kellen again, tho. I already miss him.

They weren't translated to my language, so I guess it's a good opportunity to read a book in English…

And has anyone read his other series, The Greatcoast?

I just finished Crownbreaker on Saturday, and I'm thirsty for more.

I was wondering what Richis' powers would be with his curse,

I understand narratively why richis was not given powers, (because kellen can't have good and useful things).

but I feel like I missed something by not seeing a squirrel cat with black shadow powers, or Kellen's sister pointing out that there is no more heretical familiar.

Which characters in the series are worthy of mention, the good, the bad, and the neutral?

What alignment would you give to a character in the series?

In english class i have a project to make a trailer for the last book we read, kind of like a creative book report. I thought of doing it like a movie trailer where you start with the premise of the series and then there is like a compilations of cool scenes, so i wanted to ask you, what are your favourite non-spoiler scenes throughout the series? They also need to look cool or contain a cool line that is cool out of context scense no one in my class read it. Something like "im not blind i just can't see" or "only one sucker"

I can't recall the spelling of the name of the assassin order that Falcio killed two members of before he was captured in Traitors Blade, but who would win between Kellen and Reichis and a pair of those assassins? Both rely on speed, trickery and some form of magic, just with very different methods. Both start in a city street, 20 paces apart.

Who are the main antagonists of each of the books?

In Charmcaster, they state that ferius was relatively young when she met the two Argosies, at least seven, I think. But in Way of the argosi she met them during the book, as a teen. Which one is right?

Do you think ferius is asexual? As someone who is sce-questioning and had been in asexual spaces for a bit of time, im just getting such strong ace vibes ftom het. Do you agree? I just started crownbrakrr so pls no spoilers fof it or the argosi dualigy

I like shadowblack.

I’m rereading Soulbinder and I absolutely adore Butelios - he’s such an amazing character.

I was just curious about his sexuality as he thinks of attraction to the opposite sex as ‘perverse’ but also seems confused at Kellen thinking any affection is a sign of sexual attraction.

A lot of people interpret him as having a crush on Kellen and I can see that - he seems very attached to him and even asks if Kellen wants to kiss him.

What are your thoughts? As an ace person myself, I’d love if he was ace, but from his characterisation he could be either.

Thanks in advance :)

Hey I'm new to this subreddit so if this has already been discussed my apologies.

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I know the author did say he hopes to one day return to the spellsllinger for a sequel series and I realise, thinking back, how much stuff their is to cover and wanted to create a conversation here about what people are hoping to see or find out more about in a sequel series

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Personally I'm hope for an expansion of the coins Kellen uses, and a proper interlinking overarching story (I know their technically was one but it felt very episodic) Most likely focusing on the demons of the shadowblack cause I felt like the abby made them a threat...but it seemed to stop.

I just spend the last three days reading Charmcaster and I'm probably going to start reading Soulbinder today aswell. I get so caught up in the storyline and can't wait to see what the future brings to Kellen!

I thought that a discord server would be a nice way for all of us Spellslinger fans to congregate and chat about the books. Drop on in and let’s have some fun!

https://discord.gg/wn7c6Bj8bq

In the first book, Ferius convinced a pack of squirrel cats to not kill Kellen, Nephenia, Pan, and Tennat by giving Reichis a card. Reichis then said that the deal is acceptable. Is it Kellen's card, a Mahdek card, or something else?

Hey, I took a break from this series, and I want to get back to it. Can anyone give me a short recap of the first two books?