The cheeseman

"Now is no time for caution." TPBM has watched Castlevania.

Welcome! Who is your favorite character from The Eye of the World and how do much do you like/dislike their adaptation in Amazon's WoT TV series?

With a little practice, I could. But not at the moment. TPBM can play The Rains of Castamere on piano.

Fantasy

Nope! TPBM stayed up till 1AM talking about books with their sibling.

*okie dokie*

Not for long! En garde!

Buh-dum tss. I've never read all of Common Sense, but what I have read, I've greatly enjoyed. TPBM plots out every detail before they write.

Lol, different people, different tastes ig. The reason I love Winter's Heart is because of the climax. It gave me chills that were only matched by (spoilers through Towers of Midnight) Yeah I loved Winter's Heart, but the last three books are just... God, they're awesome.

Hello, Dawnsinger! Have you read The Wheel of Time and/or The Witcher?

A couple, I think. But important in small ways, like pushing snow down a hill to start avalanche. It's been a while since I've read the last three, so I'm not totally sure.

Honestly yeah. I think a lot of people hate/say the slog is a thing because not a ton happens over the course of about six books to move the plot forward. However, there is a ton of character work, which is one of my two favorite parts of a book. The second being worldbuilding which the slog has in plenty. On another note, one thing that I encountered the first time I read The Wheel of Time was a feeling of loss once I finished the series. Now that I'd finished it, I didn't know what else to read because WoT took up so much of my time and my life. For months, it was the only thing me and my middle brother talked about. What I really missed from The Wheel of Time that I wasn't getting from other books I tried was the depth of character, world, and plot. So, I suggest that when you finish A Memory of Light - best book ever written, btw - that you pick up a similar series like A Song of Ice and Fire or The Witcher. Those are both excellent, however, ASOIAF is intensely brutal. More so than anything I've read except maybe the Broken Empire trilogy. Which you shouldn't read unless you love brutally psychopathic protagonists.

Winter's Heart is the best of the slog, in my opinion. There's so much great action and a... uh... thing that happens that gave me goosebumps and got me super hyped. It's great to see someone enjoying The Wheel of Time as much as I did.

"Sorry, what? I don't speak High Imperial, unfortunately." The cheeseman replies as he looks up from re-tying his shoe for the third time this hour.

The cheeseman raises an eyebrow at Tilly. "The RP police are still looking for us. You know that, right?" He pauses, rubbing his hands together in the way that flies do. "They'll do anything to keep us from this. But I digress. I'm attempting to calculate the position and velocity of a 2019 Ford Expedition as it accelerates onto I-70 from an on-ramp. Once I have that, my rocket team will get in place and-- you know what, nevermind that. What are you up to, Tilly?"

sun.

I have! Not in art, I suck at that, but in my hobbies. My writing, for a reason I have yet to pin down, has gone up in quality, and I have finally gotten hold of the right tools to fully disassemble my newest airsoft gun. TPBM loves the Game of Thrones music but did not like the show/books.

Quite true. These are also meaningless symbols to which we have attached passing and unworthy meaning.

Into

Welcome to the 17th Shard! We're always glad to have new members. Have you read The Wheel of Time?