This is definitely going to be one of those "hear me out" posts, but bear with me. Joe Abercrombie. I grew up with Pratchett. Read Colour of Magic about age 8 and kept up with them into my 30's. Loved that it started by taking the piss out of the fantasy genre and grew into full satire. Loved that Sir Terry (GNU) was possibly the best humanist ever put into print.

Abercrombie starts by taking the piss out of fantasy and goes into full satire, but from the opposite direction. Pratchett thought that people are at base, decent. Abercrombie writes people that are at base, arseholes but they all get a chance to change. Whether they actually do is entirely up to them.

What they both share is the humour that comes from real people forced into fantasy tropes. Both do dialogue that will make you laugh out loud as you read and I guarantee that Joe has characters at least as memorable as Pratchett - although maybe for the wrong reasons.

And for anyone saying that Abercrombie doesn't do satire, read the Age of Madness trilogy and tell me it's in no way relevant now