Need a new read, any good fantasy recommandations? Finished Wheel

Try the Malazan Book of the Fallen series - if you're the kind of person who was able to finish the WoT it should appeal to you, it's a very long series but incredibly well detailed and developed, to the extent it could very well be a history of a fantastical world more than just a fantasy series.

>>8347087

Mistborn

>>8347096
Tried gardens of the moon but didnt get into it (several years ago and didnt read too much of it). Does it get more interesting further in the book/serie?

>>8347158
Already read and it follows the general Sanderson formula. Enjoyed it alot tho

>>8347159
Yeah. it definitely does.

It took me 2 or 3 tries to get past Gardens of the Moon myself, but now I consider it to be my favourite fantasy series.

If you're looking for less of an investment though, try Abecrombie's First Law trilogy for a much darker but also very gripping series, or the Greatcoats series which has a kingkiller esque protagonist who is good at everything, but it still very good regardless.

>>8347196
Guess i might give Malazans a second try.
Any more spoiler free info on Abecrombie's trilogy? Most of what ive read so far wouldnt really be called dark at all.
Geatcoats would be eventually. While i enjoy kingkiller (mostly) the sort of "good at everything" character is something that ticks me off

>>8347087
the crystal shard :^)

>>8347196
I read the original trilogy but the ending left such a bad taste in my mouth I didn't want to read the sequels. Good series though, but I remember there being quite a few plot holes.

>>8347087
You haven't mentioned it, so I'll double check. Have you read Game of Thrones?

>>8347563
Ive read the first but ive also seen the show so not sure id enjoy that as much as something new

>>8347575
The show and book begin to diverge a lot after the first book/first season