/lit/ - Literature

just started the very last book of the sequel series to this, and holy fuck has this been a wild ride. I'm on the lookout for something new to read once I'm done, and I want another investment like this. Something long, with consequences and side characters that eventually grow along with the mc. I've gone through most of the entry level fantasy like Sanderson, Tolkien and WoT.

Overall so far an excellent series, the first three were pretty barebones and felt more like a dnd campaign than a fantasy novel but as soon as the author returned with the sequel it went from 6.5/10 to a solid 9 imo wud recommend.

>>7202139
>>Anything that prominently features paladin-esque warrior women

If you haven't read the Deed of Paksennarion you don't know SHIT about paladins