What are some alternatives to Terry Pratchett's Discworld?

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>>8592318
Robert Rankin and Tom Holt are sort of similar iirc

Fritz Lieber's stories of Fahfrd and the Grey Mouser aren't quite as obviously comedic as Pratchett's work, but he doesn't take the heroic fantasy genre very seriously; he was having a poke at people like Robert E Howard.

Thanks for the suggestions!

The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss. There are sensible chuckles but also a lot more drama and serious themes. And the main character, Kvothe, is a total badass. I don't know where I'd be in life without these books.

Gormenghast trilogy has a kind of a similar tone, but less humorous.

>>8592322
Sort of but also not. Rankin pisses me off. He tries too hard to be edgy and random.
If you haven't read Hitchhiker's Guide then do that, it's about the only thing with the same pleasantly inoffensive sense of humour.

Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Hunger Games

>>8592318
Don Quixote.

The Dean goes on an adventure in Roundworld, accompanied by a combination of Sergeant Colon and Rincewind. Technically chivalric comedy, but this is pretty much the same as fantasy.