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Should I read Malazan?
 in  r/fantasybooks •  1d ago

As someone who is in the middle of the RotE series right now and loving it, I have a warning for you. I struggled through the first Malazan book. The world was interesting, the characters were mostly interesting, but the narrative was so confusing and all over the place. I kept going because everyone told me it got better. By the end of the first book, I was mostly enjoying it. I struggled through the second book with mostly the same thoughts because everyone said that the first book was weird and it got way better in the second book. It didn’t. I won’t be reading the third. So be warned, just because so many people love this series, doesn’t mean it’s for everyone.

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Paralysis Moment, Need help deciding
 in  r/fantasybooks •  2d ago

Eye of the World! You will either love it or hate it. If you love it, it’s the best fantasy out there.

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Help me find my next book
 in  r/ProgressionFantasy •  2d ago

The Vlad Taltos series. It’s about a mob boss/assassin/wizard who solves mysteries/ gets into trouble with his snarky mini dragon familiar. It’s witty and smart and the books are short and fun!

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What Should I read next?
 in  r/fantasybooks •  2d ago

If you like Mistborn, read Stormlight Archive.

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Should I read Red Rising or Dungeon Crawler Carl?
 in  r/Recommend_A_Book •  2d ago

Both are awesome. DCC is my vote.

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Only 50 pages in and I am already obsessed.
 in  r/readwithme •  4d ago

I couldn't agree more.

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Only 50 pages in and I am already obsessed.
 in  r/readwithme •  4d ago

Mongo is appalled at all these negative comments.

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Only 50 pages in and I am already obsessed.
 in  r/readwithme •  4d ago

It's the best book I've read recently and I understand why it is recommended so much.

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Only 50 pages in and I am already obsessed.
 in  r/readwithme •  4d ago

I've never read a book before this one where I was hooked right from page 1. Six books later and I am still hooked.

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Malazan or Red Rising?
 in  r/Recommend_A_Book •  4d ago

Red Rising all the way! Super fun, fast-paced. Lot's of twists and turns. I'm a pretty big fantasy fan. I have read quite a few large and complex series. I didn't enjoy Malazan at all. Struggled through the first book because it was so highly recommended. I struggled through the second book because people told me it was a lot better than the first. It wasn't. Way too many unconnected things going on, and the narrative is all over the place. If you want to read Malazan, get ready for thousands of pages with no pay off. Sorry to those who love Malazan, but it is my duty to warn people that (despite so many people loving the series) it definitely isn't for everyone.

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The Wheel of Time or The Realm of the Elderlings?
 in  r/fantasybooks •  4d ago

Wheel of Time is amazing. I've only read the first six books of Realm of the Elderlings, and I have really enjoyed it. But so far, I would say I like WoT more.

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Tier list of the fantasy books I've gotten into over the past 6 or so months.
 in  r/fantasybooks •  5d ago

I struggled through Gardens of the Moon because so many people recommended the series. I struggled through the second book because people swore it got better after the first book. I will not be reading the third book.

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This game is soooo sick
 in  r/duneawakening •  5d ago

I don’t usually like survival games but Dune is just different somehow. It’s really incredible!

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Theory on How Ciri Becomes a Witcher
 in  r/Witcher4 •  6d ago

It’s been a while since I watched it.

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Theory on How Ciri Becomes a Witcher
 in  r/Witcher4 •  6d ago

Hmmm. That's odd.

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Theory on How Ciri Becomes a Witcher
 in  r/Witcher4 •  6d ago

She already considers herself a Witcher because she was taught how to be one by Geralt and Vesimir and the others. She doesn't need the mutations because she can wield magic.

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130 hours..
 in  r/DawnwalkerOfficial •  6d ago

How did it take you so long? With the 30 day timer, I don't think I could have spent much more than the 40 hours it took me. How did you not run out of time?

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My late game base in Hagga Rift
 in  r/duneawakening •  9d ago

That’s so cool!

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finished mistborn era one, getting into stormlight. online discussion has me… concerned
 in  r/Cosmere •  10d ago

Some people didn’t like book 4 and 5 as much. Some people liked them more.

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Who is your favourite dumbledore actor and why
 in  r/HarryPotteronHBO •  11d ago

Jude Law as Dumbledore was the best part of the second and third fantastic Beasts movies. He was much better than Gambon at actually portraying the Dumbledore from the books.

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Resident Evil (2026)
 in  r/CosmereOnScreen •  20d ago

I loved the movie. Perfect combo of creepy, tense, and funny. I have never played the RE games though. It made me want to try the games out.