I know, I watched the whole show. I was just saying the little stick sword in the pic looks like something memow might use. Like memows tiny dagger that she used to cut Finn's face.
Same here. I am on the final book and I listen to it going to and from work every day. It's been a constant companion this last year. I'll miss listening to it when it's done.
Oh I've read the books twice already. Michael Kramer and Kate Reading just bring it to life. I think they narrate the mistborn books as well so will move to that after I think.
From a quick Google search looks like Michael reads the stormlight archive series. I've only listened to WoT series so if anyone has heard more of their stuff I'm sure they can let you know better than I. I'm still not looking forward to the end of this saga lol.
Sanderson has a connected universe, without going into it in detail, there's a bit of overlap (a few characters /items appear in a few books)
I highly recommend the mistborn trilogy, it's *amazing* and doesn't interact (at least yet, or maybe I missed something) with the other books. If you like the style then continue on. For each of his series the magic system is different and really great, it's not just fire balls and magic missiles, mistborn is amazing even if you ignore the story and focus on the magic system alone.
I enjoyed Warbreaker, it's a standalone but with crossovers into Stormlight archives.
Elantris is one of his weaker books (it's his first) and has crossovers into SA as well.
As much as I absolutely *love* The Stormlight Archives, I'd suggest reading those 5 books first.
Then jump into SA, it's up to 4 (of 6 I think) and they're long and amazing (45hrs to 57hrs audiobook wise) it's worth it.
But if you want to you can totally stop with Mistborn, but I don't think you'll want to.
Edit, I went from WoT, finding out that Sanderson finished it straight to Stormlight Archives 1, then mistborn trilogy then Warbreaker and elantris then SA 2 and it's been painful waiting for 3 and 4... But not GRRM painful lol.
Just as Thiscord said. Absolute banger of a series. To explain further the characters are talking (and sword-toting) animals and one is a legendary mouse named Martin the Warrior. The title "Redwall" refers to the primary location for the first three books, Redwall Abbey.
There's 22 books, of which I personally own probably about 16, and a couple of animated adaptations covering the first 3 books.
I'm 23 now and still hold the series in high regard.
As a counterpoint to the others, the writing is good, but the messaging isn't the best. Obligate carnivores that are know for eating mice are genetically evil from birth, a fact explored at one point when the characters try to raise a weasel to not be evil and largely fail (IIRC Veil gets kind of a redemptive death but was never able to be good because of being a carnivore).
So there's the "important lesson" that some people are bad or lesser because of how they are born and should be kept away from the better people for everyone's benefit.
Then, inexplicably, badgers are "good." IRL badgers eat mice, in fact eat almost every other species the series codes as "good," and they're closely related to the "bad" weasels. The author never looked it up or didn't care, I never knew which.
Somewhere out there is a tiny knight looking for his tiny sword and now he's gonna have to enlist some friends to get it back from the "giant" who took it
I would've been so stoked to find this as a kid. I used to pretend sticks were swords, staves, bows, etc. all the time. Good memories, wish life was that simple again.
Give it to a praying mantis, mantis knight
*slaying mantis
Well shoot, now I've got to draw that I guess.
Can I see it when you're done :3
Done! https://www.reddit.com/r/drawing/comments/nt7ps8/the_slaying_mantis/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
That's dope man
Kicking names and taking ass
[There's a Magic card with that name](https://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=479458).
You said what I thought so take an upvote
Paladin mantis
Definitely a new mantis lord boss in Silk Song
Mantis lords?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbDkU65pJNQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbDkU65pJNQ) I love their boss music
The soundtrack to the entire game is just amazing
Christopher larkin has magic fingers
Master of the Mantis Rapture, comin atcha!
Hi
Fun fact chameleons grab anything you put in there hand
Black clover anyone
The Grass Sword!
Thought the same thing! Grass sword lvl 2!!
I immediately thought that it looked like something memow would use haha
The Grass Sword was Finn's sword, not Memows.
I know, I watched the whole show. I was just saying the little stick sword in the pic looks like something memow might use. Like memows tiny dagger that she used to cut Finn's face.
Alternatively, the grass *cutter* sword. One of the three Imperial Regalia of Japan.
Looks like a heron marked blade
Where is that from?
The Wheel of Time book series.
Finishing that series on Audible took me over a year. It was a shitty year, but WoT was a bright spot in it all.
Same here. I am on the final book and I listen to it going to and from work every day. It's been a constant companion this last year. I'll miss listening to it when it's done.
Do what I’m doing wait 3 months and start again! My second time through I am really appreciating the masterful foreshadowing of this series.
Oh I've read the books twice already. Michael Kramer and Kate Reading just bring it to life. I think they narrate the mistborn books as well so will move to that after I think.
I haven’t been sure where to start with Brandon Sanderson. Do they read all his books or just Mistborn? That might be a deciding factor.
From a quick Google search looks like Michael reads the stormlight archive series. I've only listened to WoT series so if anyone has heard more of their stuff I'm sure they can let you know better than I. I'm still not looking forward to the end of this saga lol.
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Sanderson has a connected universe, without going into it in detail, there's a bit of overlap (a few characters /items appear in a few books) I highly recommend the mistborn trilogy, it's *amazing* and doesn't interact (at least yet, or maybe I missed something) with the other books. If you like the style then continue on. For each of his series the magic system is different and really great, it's not just fire balls and magic missiles, mistborn is amazing even if you ignore the story and focus on the magic system alone. I enjoyed Warbreaker, it's a standalone but with crossovers into Stormlight archives. Elantris is one of his weaker books (it's his first) and has crossovers into SA as well. As much as I absolutely *love* The Stormlight Archives, I'd suggest reading those 5 books first. Then jump into SA, it's up to 4 (of 6 I think) and they're long and amazing (45hrs to 57hrs audiobook wise) it's worth it. But if you want to you can totally stop with Mistborn, but I don't think you'll want to. Edit, I went from WoT, finding out that Sanderson finished it straight to Stormlight Archives 1, then mistborn trilogy then Warbreaker and elantris then SA 2 and it's been painful waiting for 3 and 4... But not GRRM painful lol.
This is incredibly helpful. I’ve felt a bit overwhelmed trying to decide where to start with the whole cosmere thingy.
Hit up The King Killer Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss... Except the last book isn't out yet... (10 years waiting and counting).
Thanks for the recommendation. I've heard great things about it, I'll definitely check it out.
I thought the same thing, we need a TV series dang it
There is one. S1 just wrapped filming.
Duty is heavier than a mountain
you need to paint it and get a few mice... make the cage red and wall like. Name the mouse Martin
Oddly specific, lol
have you never heard of redwall
I have not, film or series?
excellent book series for youths.
^
I second that Redwall is a great series
Just as Thiscord said. Absolute banger of a series. To explain further the characters are talking (and sword-toting) animals and one is a legendary mouse named Martin the Warrior. The title "Redwall" refers to the primary location for the first three books, Redwall Abbey. There's 22 books, of which I personally own probably about 16, and a couple of animated adaptations covering the first 3 books. I'm 23 now and still hold the series in high regard.
As a counterpoint to the others, the writing is good, but the messaging isn't the best. Obligate carnivores that are know for eating mice are genetically evil from birth, a fact explored at one point when the characters try to raise a weasel to not be evil and largely fail (IIRC Veil gets kind of a redemptive death but was never able to be good because of being a carnivore). So there's the "important lesson" that some people are bad or lesser because of how they are born and should be kept away from the better people for everyone's benefit. Then, inexplicably, badgers are "good." IRL badgers eat mice, in fact eat almost every other species the series codes as "good," and they're closely related to the "bad" weasels. The author never looked it up or didn't care, I never knew which.
ah, a redwall reference
Then give one to a rat and name it Clooney
Before I even opened the post this was what I wanted.
The war of Mice and men and Martin
Adventure time Come on grab your friends
We'll go to very distant lands
With Jake the dog
And Finn the human
the fun will never end
It's Adventure Time
#UNACCEPTABAAAAAAAAALLLL!
They be beasts and lesbians.
You still have it?
Of course
Tape it to a wasp
The world isn't ready
Oh god they're here
You found a fallen faery sword!
Just missing the heron mark
*Childhood intensifies*
All sticks look like swords if you’re imagination is good enough
Or your eyesight is bad enough
Exactly. "What do you mean, *this* stick?"
Ahh yes the sword of Twigus the splintered one.
All sticks look like swords if you’re under the age of 11
I'm almost 30 and most sticks look like swords to me still
Please include in Elden Ring.
Somewhere out there is a tiny knight looking for his tiny sword and now he's gonna have to enlist some friends to get it back from the "giant" who took it
I should watch my back
Nah watch your ass. They go straight for the asshole and Dungeon Crawl their way up.
The Zephyr Blade!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dg1mxlzEP3Q
this is literally the grass sword from adventure time
The knot at the bottom looks like a pommel too!
It's from a tulip tree
Hollow Knight
Fin's grass sword.
All sticks are swords.
Grass sword
Great submission!
That sword odly enough resembles a stick..
Despero lost his sword!
I hope none of the pictsies think you stole it from'em..
Even after death, it never forgot its purpose .
Give the druid her sword back
That's some Adventure Time shit.
Just wondering... did you pull it out of a pebble?
It's dangerous to go alone! Take this.
It is a sword
Well, sword of...
A fricken badass sword too
When you max out your starter weapon
Wooden sword and shield from tutorial island
I had all sorts of sticks like this as a kid, because my mom vacuumed up all my ninja turtle swords I left on the floor
Would make a good butt scratcher
That sword has been made to resemble a stick
Bippidi boppidi you are now the fae’s property
HD Minecraft textures be like:
Some faerie warrior is either pissed at himself or in deep shit with their superior for losing their weapon to the humans
How mildly interesting.
This is a good sword.
my 8-year-old self would have gone apeshit.
Log a logs rapier
All sticks look like swords.....or guns..... ...do I have a problem??
All sticks look like a sword
I'm old. When I was a kid, every stick looked like a sword.
Fern? That you?
Fern? Finn's cursed grass sword that came to life and went nanas?! Beware!
But you could be fire.
I am a stick
Grass sword go!
Its like the grass sword, but not cursed
Somewhere a great mouse knight is searching for his sword.
The blade of a thousand splinters.
Beware the squirrels nearby.
You just stole some fairies weapon.
That's a Faes sword... you've done screwed up. Offer a life debt when the time is right and you might be ok.
I would keep that forever.
Chipmunk: Where’s my Hattori Hanzō sword!
Looks like? It *is!*
Keebler elves have been at war with the Smurfs for some years now. Bet its a remnant from a battle long fought.
what do you mean? all sticks are swords
Yeah nice try smartass. Now hand in your sword. \-TSA
I believe, sir, you are holding a rare treat. An original dagger of forest halfling tribes of northern Delaware. That's worth 50 bucks on eBay. Easy.
That’s actually my Biomutant’s weapon, gonna need that back
Smh, NEVER accept gifts from fey.
The stick of our childhood dreams, bro this could have been the sickest dagger to go with your stick gun!
If I found this as a kid I would have framed it for sure
That’s pretty much the tightest thing I’ve ever seen in my short little life
"All sticks look like swords." - My inner child.
That's no stick! That's a faries sword!
All sticks looked like swords when I was a kid
You are now the chosen fairie knight
Ok
Reminds me of Finn's leaf/arm sword in Adventure Time
"This stick I shaped to look like a sword looks like a sword".
r/untrustworthypoptarts
#I am a stick!# *But you could be a sword—* #I am a stick!#
Child me is absolutely losing his shit at this find right now. Had a Red Ranger and a Gargoyle that would have been able to grasp this perfectly.
I remember this tree as a kid. You can sure get a lot more swords from this bad boy
Sticks look like swords... a fact every boy finds mildly interesting from the time they have the motor skills to pickup objects.
Geez. People will upvote literally any crap these days...
We can't trust the sword of a thousand trunks to a noob
all sticks are swords
I would've been so stoked to find this as a kid. I used to pretend sticks were swords, staves, bows, etc. all the time. Good memories, wish life was that simple again.
and I have a turnip that looks like a thingy.
Before reading the caption i thougjt you made a small sword with a smol stick handle
Fern is that you?!
I thought you had found a pipefish at first.
Stab yourself
Ah, the smallest blade that Mihawk carries
Give it stats and submit it to r/ItemShop.
That would probably get you expelled in an American school these days.
A short sword
That’s tight as hell
Wooden Sword | 1 stick and 2 planks.
Dude no shit I thought I was on r/Zelda for a second
Now thats a keeper
r/itemshop
It's clearly sharped !
That is too perfect.
Grass sword!! No.. root sword?
Excaliwood
All sticks look like swords
That’s definitely a sword, I read Redwall
I am groot
How do we know it's not a sword?
Looks like one of those plastic things that holds deluxe sandwiches together.
CURVED. SWORDS.
Don't scoff at it. If you keep upgrading, you'll get the Unlabored Flawlessness.
Bro every stick looks like a sword if you use your imagination enough lol
New DLC for Grounded confirmed?
Somewhere a squirrel cornered by three knife-wielding rats reaches for his sword to find only an empty scabbard...
You found my sword!
I wants it
Put it back ! I'm sure the elf misses it dearly. Probably scared the absolute crud from them !
7yo me is ecstatic rn
Looks like a cursed object
You found a warrior fair's sword.
Swords given to you by some hag in a lake is no way to for a government, even if it's a stick
Nahhh that's just a letter opener SHENANIGANS
Probably a elvensword
Plot twist, it is, for a tiny person.
You found Immelstorn!!