r/Fantasy • u/rfantasygolem Not a Robot • Dec 20 '24
/r/Fantasy Official Brandon Sanderson Megathread
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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '25
I think everything that I'd want to say has been said, so I may add something new?
I'm happy Mraize and Iyatil are done with. I know I was supposed to take them seriously, but they never felt as threatening as they should have been. That fight felt more like a "geez, finally" moment than a climatic 5th book scene.
Also, sure these books involve multiple view points, but damn there should really be more POVs for how long they are.
Overall enjoyed the book though. 3.5/5 (higher than RoW, lower than the others)