#riddlemaster

[beforebloodbooks]

What your fav books say about you pt 2 (apparently sci-fi edition):

Dune series: It was between this and 1984 in terms of being right at predicting the future, you chose to pick the long route. You've spent months defending the first movie from people. Rise of Endymion: You probably have a form of religious trauma or really loved His Dark Materials. Lucifers Hammer: You're a pessimist. Pern series: You are a conspiracy theorist /affectionate Mote in Gods Eye: I think you glorified the military for a while as a kid and are the most overwhelming sci-fi enthusiast to judgemental levels (no offence babes) Beowulfs Children: You like to think you are a rebellious teenage dirtbag. You are wrong. GoT: You can and will judge every single person who has only watched the show and I support you in that my love. WoT: You like mythology, and ren fairs and wish you were secretly related to Boudicca and could wield an axe. Riddlemaster: When you were a kid you were in love with fairytales. When you got older you read this. You are extremely whimsical. LoTR: Please don't take this the wrong way but you are one of the following- autistic, extremely introverted, bullied or pretentious.

[bellaroles]

I'm also going to reminiscing about books I like via my old fan arts.

1. Chrestomaci series. I really like this series. And of course, my most reread is the Lives of Christopher Chant.

2. Deep Secret. I love this as much as Howl's moving castle. Also as I'm getting older, I found myself rereading this more and more.

3. The Chronicles of Prydain.

Read this in my teens. Still remembering it fondly. I first read it via audiobook. And it was excellent! Keeping me up all night wanting to know what happen next.

4. Crown Duel.

Favorite childhood read. I still try to keep up with the world of Sartorias-deles to this day. (Ah but this is still my most favorite after so many books in the same series)

5.Stormlight archive.

Also my most favorite is book I the Way of Kings. The story of Kaladin in this book is so inspiring for my younger self. Now I just wasn't that invested in the story after book 3. Still I will try to get into it again maybe after the series is finished. Maybe a long long time in the future lol.

6. Earthsea series.

My favorite series. Read them via audiobook the first time. Reread many times, especially The tombs of Atuan and the Other Wind. Couldn't believe how thin the books were when I first got them lol. Such an epic story told in such a few words. Every line is so impactful. I got a special edition just for keeps because my paperbacks are nearly falling apart.

7. The Old Kingdom.

I love the original triology. Also firstly read them via audiobook. Couldn't sleep all night because I'm so afraid lol. I also read the later additions but didn't like them as much.

8. The Riddlemaster triology.

To be honest I read it all at once. So confused I won't read it again lol. But it was very imaginative. Actually my favorite of Patricia A. McKillip's is the forgotten beast of Eld. But I didn't keep my fan art of that one.

9.the Sally Lockhart series.

Well I like this more than Philip Pullman's more famous series lol. But they're very different in genre. Victorian kickass female detective story. That's exactly my type. This has its ups and downs places but still it's very exciting!

10. Wildwood dancing.

This is what a perfect signatured Juliet Marillier's work looks like. Well I like many of her books but if I have to choose one as my favorite then this is it! Fairy tales cleverly retold in such a unique ways. Sweet childhood friends to lovers romance. Close Family members that supports each other. This has it all.

[dreadfutures]

wip whenever

we’re doing a little book club for The Riddlemaster of Hed and I have FINALLY, FINALLY, done fanart (or, am-doing, since this is a wip). I’ve only loved this book since I learned how to read. It’s about time I fuckin drew my first fictional love, Morgon.

And still looking for excuses to practice the Hades-inspired art style ofc.

"Morgon, with his hair and eyes the color of light beer” ... “ it seemed she could see beneath the rain mists on the island to where a young man colored and thewed like an oak, was crossing the yard from a barn to a house, his yellow head bent under the rain"

[fromfelidae]

new fantroll

i think my idea for their planet is it’s getting eaten alive by some kind of energy which is making the rest of the planet shift constantly to get away and the riddlemasters quest is on a countdown to complete before the planet eats itself

[duskhopper]

Prince Morgon of Hed, The Star-bearer

an updated version that i started working on last year but have yet to finish because i’m lazy. anyway, this is morgon from patricia a. mckillip’s riddlemaster trilogy, an A+ series of books that everybody should read imo.

[kamiikazai]

TAKE THEM BACK PLEASE 🙏🙏 I HAVE TO PRACTICE MY FLUTE I CANT DO THIS

AND I HAVE TO DO MY HOMEWORK!!!!! if you take ibuprofen 3, then you shall be free

[lyraluthuin19]

Another character design for the Riddlemaster Trilogy. This is Eriel, a demented woman who is willing to destroy the world of humans to get her sealed power back.

[lyraluthuin19]

This is Raederle, one of the main characters of the Riddlemaster Trilogy. I just love how her character is written. She develops some awesome powers but has to work a little for it. She is a strong companion to the main character Morgon and saves his life several times.