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any fans of the Dark Tower by Stephen King?
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Look into David Gemmell.
He passed away in 2006 but he wrote many amazing fantasy series. Like 20 books or something crazy I've almost read them all.
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Thanquol Books (Ombibus)
(books in the omnibus) Grey Seer Temple of the Serpant Thanquol's Doom + Headtaker I really liked reading these (not only because I am a dirty skaven lover) but because unlike most fantasy books it is from a very interesting perspective for majority of the books. That being the perspective of a mostly non-human characters. Other fantasy books even from the perspective as elves , dwarves etc the characters act almost completely human like, in the dialogue mannerisms, and how they view and interact with the world the book paints the characters into Not so with these books. The drastic change of getting a perspective of the world from something that doesn't think like a human or a short stout human, or a human with pointy ears, was really refreshing and enjoyable Granted these are Warhammer books so if you are not into warhammer and all its sillyness might not be good books for you Yes-Yes!
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Foxpox [60 Shaman] / Foxcharm [60 Enchanter]
Foxystyle [60 Druid] /Foxfansy [60 Bard] Foxpet [60 Magician] / Foxaid [60 Cleric] Foxlich [60 Necromancer] Foxplosion [60 Wizard] Foxstab [60 Rogue] /Foxcharming [60 Enchanter] / Foxfrenzy [60 Warrior] | ||
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Foundation series, from Isaac Asimov.
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Majority of the series(40+ books now i think?) is good, some feel a bit fillerish, but majority of them have great fight scenes, character development, and pacing. I'm extremely biased as this book was my introduction into reading fantasy at age 10, and neverstopped, i've slowed down many years, but keep buying his latest works. Additionally, he has alternate fantasy series that are top notch completely unrelated to this dark elf saga. Dragonlance Had some fantastic series: The dragons of autumn twilight, winters solstice, spring dawning, etc... But their BEST series, by far, is the one that focus on "twin" brothers:
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If you like dark elves but don't care for Drizzt,
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Discworld by Terry Pratchet was pretty good
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I'm a huge fan of the Dragonlance series Knuckle mentioned. Read through most of them multiple times over the years.
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