Morn

Love this thread as I used it as a source for good fantasy books for years now. So, here are my top 5: 1. The Stormlight Chronicles (3/9) Brandon Sanderson [mind blowing world and magic system, no need to say more here] 2. A Song of Ice and Fire [GOT] (5/7) George R.R. Martin [so detailed and (un)real, step by step from medieval novel to fantasy masterpiece] 3. The Farseer Trilogy (3) Robin Hobb [drags you inevitably in - you can’t help but become the FitzChivalry over time] 4. The Kingkiller Chronicle (2/3) Patrick Rothfuss [probably the best writing style of em all] 5. The Dwarves (4) Markus Heitz [first thought it a LOTR copy, then realized it simply outruns it] .. and while trying not to cheat on the Top 5 rule, here’s some more in top-down order First Law Trilogy (3) Joe Abercrombie Lord of the Rings (3) J. R. R. Tolkien Raven‘s Shadow (3) Anthony Ryan The Broken Empire (3) Mark Lawrence Mistborn (3) Brandon Sanderson The Wheel of Time (10) Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson The Riddle Master of Hed (3) Patricia McKillip ()= #books in a series