Sword Sorcery


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Elric of Melniboné (The Elric Saga, #1)
The Bloody Crown of Conan (Conan the Cimmerian, #2)
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The Last Wish (The Witcher, #0.5)
Bloodstone
Swords Against Wizardry (Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, #4)
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380 books — 202 voters
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30 books — 21 voters

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Best Fantasy World
1,644 books — 1,994 voters

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49 books — 2 voters
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Hank Quense
Leticia believed in Snotism. Every morning she began the day with a prayer to the Great God, Gundar. Today was no different. While most of the heroes still slept, she recited the prayer, then took out a small vial and spilled a few grains of crushed pepper into her hand. Holding her palm under her nose, she snorted the pepper. A second later, she let go with an explosive sneeze.
Hank Quense, The King Who Disappeared

Hank Quense
Tell us, my dear,” Ansgar said. “What year is it?” “It’s 1536.” “That means . . . we were sealed up for 211 years,” Ansgar replied. “No wonder I need a beer,” Luc said. “That’s a long time to go without a drink.
Hank Quense, The King Who Disappeared

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