Is Goblin Slayer low or high fantasy?

>>52780039
Well there's a caster in the party, so guess.

>>52780083
Low fantasy!

It's edgy high fantasy. It's a spin on a stereotypical high fantasy world and pretty much requires the reader to be familiar with its tropes.

>>52780083
It's not power levels that define low or high fantasy

LOTR is low magic af but high fantasy

>>52780039
It's shitty fantasy.

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>>52780142
Right, but if they're a 'rookie' adventuring squad and they manage to have some rando caster person walking around with them then the setting is definitely high fantasy.

Also:
>LOTR is low magic
Not really. There aren't many direct casters involve in the story of LOTR, but the world is still suffused with magic. It's just not in your face and over explained like how modern pop fiction likes to do it.

>>52780220
It's not magic

It's about scale

>>52780617
Best post

>>52780039
>Is Goblin Slayer low or high fantasy?
Low fantasy: set on earth but with magic, IE the story of king Arthur
High fantasy: entirely new world

That's how it's actually defined.

That in mind, i don't know, i have no idea what goblin slayer is. With that definition you should be able to figure it out though

>>52780039
It's MMO-fantasy.

>>52781024
Not according to Wikipedia, it's a little more complicated than that:

"Low fantasy stories are usually set in a fictional but rational world, and are contrasted with high fantasy stories, which take place in a completely fictional fantasy world setting with its own set of rules and physical laws."

>>52781024
That skub though.

>>52781547
>rational
What does that even mean

>>52782363
Pikes beat swords
Guns beat pikes
Everyone are dicks

>>52782363
ra·tion·al
ˈraSH(ə)n(ə)l/
adjective
adjective: rational

1.
based on or in accordance with reason or logic.
"I'm sure there's a perfectly rational explanation"
synonyms: logical, reasoned, sensible, reasonable, cogent, intelligent, judicious, shrewd, common-sense, commonsensical, sound, prudent;

You don't need to thank me. I'm sure now that you've got the definition you'll be able to put in into context on your own, right?