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Nice wording and delivery!

The Crippled God is the greatest book ever written. Where’s it at?

“Archives” is crazy

This series is insanely underrated.

Love this series! Great summary!

I love this book!!

Slowly becoming one of my favorite series!

Picking Feast of Crows is....a choice. For me Storm of Sword is peak GRRM

Nice list. We share a couple and a few more where we liked different characters from the same series. My top 10 are: 1. Mat Cauthon 2. Druss from Drenai Saga by David Gemmell 3. Kaladin from SA 4. Wayne from Mistborn Era 2 5. Fiddler from Malazan 6. Sand dan Glotka 7. Rand Al'Thor from WoT 8. Logen Ninefingers from FL 9. Dalinar Kholin from SA 10. Jorg Ancrath from Broken Empire by Mark Lawrence For reference Wheel of Time, First Law & Stormlight Archive are my favorite series. The other series that have characters represented on this list are all in my top 10 as well.

Awesome video! Have you ever read any of the Riyria books by Michael J. Sullivan? The guy is truly gifted when it comes to writing his characters and dialogue.

Sazed was a magnificent choice! Def a top 5 for me. Also, I love that you did a zoom in and out so it's not just static images!

It most certainly is a slog. 50% of that book is filler.

Just getting around to watching this. I haven’t read a lot of these yet but they’re all at least on my tbr. Great list! (But I do agree that SoS clears)

I got jebaited by the thumbnail. I'm gonna be starting my malazan journey soon! Too much Farseer tho :( And we all know Storm of Swords is the best

Oh man I also have to read Cornwell. It seems really up my alley and everyone I’ve seen talking about it loved it. AND YAY FOR JOE ABERCROMBIE 🎉

Amazing list!! I love Oathbringer 😍😍

Love the videos so far but the none finger spoilers is harsh on new readers. Kind of ruins the surprise.

It really started in 1976 with the novelization from Alan Dean Foster. Then comic adaption, then Splinter of the Mind's Eye. You also had the Brian Daley Han Novels and the L Neil Smith Lando books, and a little later the radio plays for Star Wars and Empire. But a lot of people consider either Heir or Dark Empire as the start of EU. But its not correct. Also somewhere way far back the newspaper strips both runs fit in somewhere. From 78 to 1983? EU continuity did begin with Heir to the Empire though I suppose where they tried to link stuff in a single continuity.

Keep making this type of stuff you will have a lot more views. Keep the EU alive

thank you cause i didn’t know where to start

Say one thing about this video, it is an excellent intro to this fantastic series 🔥 Really appreciate the effort put into editing and scripting!

Really good introduction Kade!!

Rhulad LFG

Great series! Superb work but complicated for many readers. HUNDREDS of characters come & go then come back much later etc. I recommend having the Malazan Wiki at hand while reading to look up personalities helps ENORMOUSLY!😊

Trul Sengar!

Always love seeing more osten ard content. Great video!

this is an amazing video! i love the effort put into the editing and thumbnail!

This is fantastic. I read this series in 5 months last year. It was very challenging but also immensely rewarding.

Thank you for the upload (^:

I feel like the entire series could use a drastic re-editing. As it stands now, the series is unreadable for me. The characters are too cookie cutter to justify having more than 6 books about them. All inkeepers must be fat, and if a skinny character dares to open an inn, he is automatically untrustworthy, not only from the lead character's personal perspective, but also in the actual instory reality. All people from any certain nation have to conform to the stereotypes of that nation. If the men from one nation are known for carrying knives, they all must do so, and then the story must remind us that the women from that nation carry even BIGGER knives over and over and over again. America is known for its gun culture, but most people in America probably dont own guns, and the women dont necessarily own bigger guns than the men or vice versa. There were a few interesting characters early on. Padan Fain comes to mind, but 14 books later, I found myself just waiting for it all to end just so I could resolve all my feelings about it at long last. I wonder at how much stronger the series could have been in a far more condensed form. Rand, Matt, and Perrin served a purpose as 3 distinct characters before the end of book 3. Afterwards, reading about all 3 became uninteresting and tedious. They all gain strange powers, they all have troubled relationships with women, but they all overcome insurmountable odds. The end. I dont need to read that story 3 times in the same series. That's one character. Condense it into such, and let the characters who have their own unique names have their own unique stories.

Might have to check it out if Sanderson finished it. Im a major sanderson fan

Wait there was a prequel novel?

Robin Hobb will break your heart and make you wish for more

Will fix the audio in the future

thanks

GREAT WORK, please Continue

Also trying to get out of a reading slump! Love watching your videos!

Thanks for the shoutout! Glad we could introduce you to a great book trilogy!

I like the inside info for the audio book options.

Will fix aspect ratio and audio in the future

Hi, do you accept requests for book reviews?

Most of these books are on my tbr so I'm hyped to get reading some of them. Oh, and do you by chance have Instagram or any other platform? Would love to get in touch!

I never thought book reviews could be so high octane. :) ❤

New better definition camera coming soon

My Future Videos will be better