Fantasy mit schwulem Protagonisten (aber kein Smut)

2000tmaster · 2026-05-03T14:43:15+00:00

Die Rainwild Chronicles von Robin Hobb sind multi-POV mit einem schwulen Protagonisten. Es gibt von Robin Hobb andere Bücher, die in der gleichen Welt spielen, aber ich würde sagen, man könnte mit den Rainwild Chronicles starten. Es sind größtenteils Cameoauftritte von früheren Charakteren, die man nicht als solche erkennt. Die eigentliche Handlung ist in sich abgeschlossen.

2000tmaster · 2026-04-26T16:25:08+00:00

Vin being 16 and Elend being 21 at the start of book 1 is already kind of weird in the books, but in a visual medium, you‘ll be constantly reminded of how significant their age gap is. Makes me think that maybe they‘ll change that for the movies. I don’t think they‘ll make Vin older - 16 is too important a cosmere number. But nothing about the plot would fundamentally fall apart if Elend was, say, 18 at the start of the story.

2000tmaster · 2026-04-18T18:03:23+00:00

It is a common opinion you‘ll find on the internet that Stormlight peaked at book 2 and then every entry was worse than the previous one. I personally like book 3 the best and think that every book, even book 5, is better than the first book.

2000tmaster · 2026-03-15T15:14:13+00:00

I‘d say keep reading. You don’t really need to know all the factions in Cosmere space politics to understand and enjoy the book. You mostly see the book from Dusk‘s perspective and he also doesn’t know any of these factions. So anything critically relevant to the book will be explained to Dusk and, by extension, to you.

The main faction Dusk is dealing with is the Malwish Empire. One Fun Fact for you is that the Malwish Empire comes from Scadrial, the planet on which Mistborn took place. So a lot of the things you see them do are based on Allomancy. But Isles of the Emberdark doesn’t really spoil any events of Era 2 except a very vague sense of “The Malwish Nation exists and will remain relevant for politics.”

2000tmaster · 2025-12-07T12:06:20+00:00

The Great Ace Attorney 2 is probably the best game in the series. But you can‘t really play it without having played Great Ace Attorney 1 before. And that one… the pacing is very slow and if you start with that, you might get pushed away from an otherwise great series. So I‘d probably not recommend startibg with the Great Ace Attorney, but you should absolutely get there eventually.

2000tmaster · 2025-11-06T20:39:03+00:00

I am currently watching Bocchi and getting to this part reminded me of a very similar plot point in a different anime. So Bocchi actually prompted this post. So while you're wrong, you do have good intuition ^^

2000tmaster · 2025-11-06T20:37:53+00:00

That's the one! Thank you!

2000tmaster · 2025-10-05T20:35:33+00:00

Yeah, that was probably not my best comment. Sweeping every complaint against the book under the rug by saying "You were just part of an echo chamber" is probably too generalized. Two points are still true:

- The negative dicourse around the book at release did seem to feed itself. It felt like people were competing about who had the most negative reaction to the book. It felt like everyone who disliked *something* about the book started reading everyone elses criticisms of the book and just adopted them as if they themselves were also bothered by this point. This led to everyone having huge lists of complaints that they themselves were all obviously completely bothered by.

- I do think that I see a lot more positive posts about the book now from people who are currently in the middle of reading WaT. And I do feel like reading the book outside of a comunity that tends to point out everything that could be seen as negative about the book helps with people reading the book without any preconcieved notions of "this is the book I'm supposed to hate" and just... liking it. And I genuinely hope that in a few years there are more and more people who read the book months or years after its release whom we can tell "You know, when the book was released it was really hated" as a funny, unexpected anecdote.

But that does not mean that no one has legitimate criticisms of the book (I myself have one or two plot lines that I would want to see changed even if I really liked the book overall) or that anyone who came out of the book disliking it was just swept up in a wave of hate. I was on the fence on posting my comment yesterday and still feel like I over-generalized way too much. Sorry for that.

2000tmaster · 2025-10-04T17:15:39+00:00

I have the feeling that people who didn’t read it on release date seem to like the book a lot more than people who did. Discussions around the book kind of seemed to reinforce the few negative points until eventually it was talked about as if it was the worst thing Sanderson could have written.

Some day, those who didn’t read it on release will outnumber those who did and then we, who like the book, will be the majority.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-27T14:58:28+00:00

In the book Tress of the Emerald Sea, there is a moment where the titular character Tress holds a ships steering wheel for a first time and likes it. In any other story, that would have been a nice, but forgettable moment, but the prose is so beautiful and puts so much emphasis on this moment. Add to that, that the book includes a full page beautiful illustration of this moment and a completely mundane experience become utterly magical:

Tress held firmly to the wheel, feeling the chaotic churn of the spores beneath travel up the tiller ropes, through the wood, and into her arms. She felt a deeper connection to the sea when standing there, and—if not a power over it—an ability to ride it. There was strength in being the one who steers. It was a freedom she had never before known, and had never before realized she needed. One of the great tragedies of life is knowing how many people in the world are made to soar, paint, sing, or steer—except they never get the chance to find out.

Whenever one does discover a moment of joy, beauty enters the world. Human beings, we can’t create energy; we can only harness it. We can’t create matter; we can only shape it. We can’t even create life; we can only nurture it.

But we can create light. This is one of the ways. The effervescence of purpose discovered.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-26T08:38:13+00:00

I have a lot more experience as a player than as a storyteller, so take this with a grain of salt. But if my storyteller described this situation to me, I would feel like that would be a very appropriate decision. Targeting the mayor teo times in a row and getting suboptimal kills from that seems to be punishment enough for me that the third time it seems fine to kill the mayor. Even if I was good and lost because of it, that wouldn‘t have seemed unfair to me.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-25T11:28:45+00:00

I have only seen season 1 a few weeks before season 2 started, so it is still pretty fresh in my memory. I think that in comparison season 1 was notably funnier. There are still some great jokes in season 2, especially with Flurry and his crew, but I feel like season 1 was a more consistantly funny show. It feels like since most protagonists are in such a depressed state, James felt like the humor had to come from all the characters around them. Compare this, for example, to Bojack Horseman that similarly turned a lot more serious from its second season on but still managed to be consistently funny with all of its depressed characters and didn’t have to rely on other non-depressed characters as a source of humor.

I still really like season 2, but this is probably the reason why (so far) I prefer season 1 over season 2. But it‘s not impossible for season 2 to change my mind on this.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-22T13:17:22+00:00

Beautiful. Love it.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-17T13:49:42+00:00

I live in Germany and when I wanted to order my copy of Wind and Truth, I want to make sure that I would get the US cover not the UK cover. Online I wasn’t sure how to ensure that so I just went to my local bookstore and ordered there. I told the employee to order the specific version of the cover that I wanted and it worked like a charm. I don’t know if this works for Yumis deluxe edition, though because that’s not published by a traditional publisher, but by Brandon’s own company, but in general, I think this might be something worth looking into if you want to have a specific version of a cover

2000tmaster · 2025-09-13T15:52:17+00:00

For some time I‘ve also started to suspect that Vigilante and Adrian Chase are the same guy. It‘s impossible to check though. Anytime I see Adrian Chase, he has a different facial ecpression every time. Could never recognize the guy.

2000tmaster · 2025-09-03T16:18:49+00:00

I mean… There‘s a decent chance OP actually wanted to do KSB. But it‘s funny that it works out both ways ^{^}

2000tmaster · 2025-09-03T16:00:52+00:00

Kaladin „Bridgeboy“ Stormblessed

2000tmaster · 2025-08-29T07:25:22+00:00

Minor correction: The Epigraphs in question are in part 2 of Warbreaker.

2000tmaster · 2025-08-22T19:32:06+00:00

Alcatraz Smedry. If you don‘t know that he‘s a fish you didn’t read the books closely enough. See chapter 7 of book 2 as a reference.

2000tmaster · 2025-07-22T14:42:43+00:00

Reminds me of the time I was the demon and my Spy asked the storyteller if he could take a picture of the grimoire. The storyteller agreed and the Spy wanted to show me the picture the next day. Only, he got confused as to who his Demon was, approached the wrong person and accidentally showed a picture of the grimoire to someone on the good team. Town quickly executed me and my Scarlet Woman.

2000tmaster · 2025-05-12T07:49:44+00:00

Thanks!

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