Read one of his shorter works first, like The Emperor’s Soul, Mistborn trilogy, or Warbreaker, then make The Way of Kings your next read. The Way of Kings is a unique experience you should not miss out on, but we would not recommend it if you are new to fantasy or Brandon Sanderson. so can the true triumph of Fate take place nowhere Save in our Soul. Sanderson achieves his highest praise in the manner with which he depicts the headspace our characters live in. and destiny would have fled in despair, Strewing the ground by the emperor's. The technology, armor, weapons, and magic of this world are intricately detailed and believable, a combination that many fail to achieve. The prologue isn’t there to pamper the author’s desires but really sets the scene for what is to come, so many years later. The story itself begins to challenge Steven Erikson’s Malazan Book of the Fallen for depth and scope. Martial Peak - The journey to the martial peak is a lonely, solitary and long one.In the face of adversity,you must survive and remain. The density of material that Sanderson communicates in these 1000 pages is immense, but the connections between the world of Roshar, the world of Scadriel (Mistborn), the world of Sel (Elantris), and the world of Nalthis (Warbreaker) are intricately detailed to the nth degree and utterly believable. In short, there is magic, there are swords, there are battles, there are assassins, there are giant crustaceans, and there is the threat of the voidbringers who will destroy the entire world.
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However, this minor criticism is eclipsed by the sheer scope and detail of the story that Sanderson has created, making The Stormlight Archive one of the greatest series in fantasy. While The Way of Kings is a masterclass in world-building and storytelling, some readers might find some of the dialogue to be a bit stilted at times.
The learning curve is steep, but the pay-off is deeply satisfying. The Way of Kings is no different from Sanderson’s other works, with seemingly random sentences scattered throughout the book that mean nothing unless you know the context to which they apply.
The action scenes, whether they be from the lowly servants to the mystically enhanced generals, are nothing short of spellbinding and leave you breathless with anticipation throughout.
Sanderson’s writing is impressive, leaving every character intricately carved into what we read, with a mixture of flaws and qualities that make them figuratively jump off the page.
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