The Malazan Book of the Fallen: Too many wor'ds.

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squibble: Sep 30, 2003

Juaguocio posted:

Those are actually two distinct moments if I'm not mistaken. Fiddler is not present in the one you mentioned.

yeah, the one where Fid isn't there is a conversation between Quick and Kalam.

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squibble: Sep 30, 2003

Tahirovic posted:

I'd recommend any book with Tehol/Bugg in it, these two deserve their own book.

A thousand times this.

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squibble: Sep 30, 2003

anilEhilated posted:

If I remember correctly, Anomander is the seventh in Seguleh ranking? Traveler ends up being the first.
Anomander honestly never really struck me as a particularly exceptional swordsman. He's obviously good at it and he's got a lot of experience, but he's also possesses many other powers up his sleeve he wouldn't really need to totally master swinging sharp objects.
Yedan Derrig's main claim to fame is that he seems to have absolutely no regard for his own safety which leads to his infamous metal-as-gently caress scenes in TCG.

The only correct answer to 'who is the best swordsman and biggest badass" in this series is Brys Beddict.

Edited because he's awesome and a Beddict.

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