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What made me think of this is the table top war game Heroscape. It first came out about 15 years ago. I believe they are trying to release it again so I don't know if the lore changed. But at the time it was about a handful of different generals fighting against each other in different alliances. The battles mainly took place in their home world, but they summoned their soldiers from different dimensions, including Earth. It had about an equal amount of soldiers from each world, and the game took place in the generals' home world, so Earth was just another one of many places they summoned peo ..read more

Possibly the first two are also £1.99 in the UK, third one doesn’t have an ebook there that I see. submitted by /u/schlagsahne17 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I feel like reading is magical because I have a good imagination for building the world being described to me in my mind. It sort of ends up with faceless people, but I can see it. How do you imagine the world described? Both my husband and daughter don’t enjoy reading as much unless it’s a graphic novel because they can’t imagine what they are reading. submitted by /u/30booksaday [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

As a big fan of the books is it best I avoid the series? The books have a strong place in my heart as I was born and lived close to many of the locations described In Bernard Cornwells series. I l previously oved the tv adaptation of the Utred novels despite the differences to the books. submitted by /u/AlarmedValue4537 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi guys! I was wondering if there is journalism in fantasy? Like, there probably is in fantasy with enough technology but is there an equivalent to that in medieval fantasy? And also, are there any fantasy books about journalist characters? submitted by /u/zynp_krdg [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I just finished my second read through of the Greenbone-Saga and while it definitely holds up ok a second read, the family scenes seem to be something else. I am usually not very emotional while reading, but those scenes make me feel so many things and a few scenes made me tear up. Like the final scene of Jade War, oh my God, just a sweet scene. Maybe it is because I am getting older and understand the characters more or maybe because the series has become a comfort read for me over the last few years, but no other series can illicit emotions so easily from me. In the end I can just praise Fo ..read more

I recently watched a video about the Byzantine Empire, and the guy kept calling it a Golden Disaster. Which fits really well. So I would really love to see a nation being grown over a long period of time, decades, centuries. A thing I was fascinated about in that video was how he talked about all the gold they used, in paintings, murals, statues, all that, the advances they had to make to combat all kinds of problems that they never had before, how they bounced back so many times. (Until they didn't lol.) I would love to see a nation evolve not just in military power, as we've seen many times ..read more

This thread is to be used for recommendation requests or simple questions that are small/general enough that they won’t spark a full thread of discussion. Check out r/Fantasy's 2023 Book Bingo Card here! As usual, first have a look at the sidebar in case what you're after is there. The r/Fantasy wiki contains links to many community resources, including "best of" lists, flowcharts, the LGTBQ+ database, and more. If you need some help figuring out what you want, think about including some of the information below: Books you’ve liked or disliked Traits like prose, characters, or settings you m ..read more

This weekly self-promotion thread is the place for content creators to compete for our attention in the spirit of reckless capitalism. Tell us about your book/webcomic/podcast/blog/etc. The rules: Top comments should only be from authors/bloggers/whatever who want to tell us about what they are offering. This is their place. Discussion of/questions about the books get free reign as sub-comments. You're still not allowed to use link shorteners and the AutoMod will remove any link shortened comments until the links are fixed. If you are not the actual author, but are posting on their behalf (e ..read more