When it comes to fantasy, it’s all about the worldbuilding. Some fantasy lands are built like a Mercedes, pretty to look at, but fall apart under pressure and scrutiny. Other fantasy worlds are built like a Ford, solid, if a little plain. But these fantasy books? They’ve got worlds that’d don’t feel machine made, they feel like they were born. If they were vehicles, they’d rocketships, blasting off to vistas never before seen! Here are 10 fantasy books where the world itself has the mainest main character energy.
The Malazan Book of The Fallen
(Tor Books)Steven Erikson’s The Malazan Book of The Fallen is the literary equivalent of Dark Souls. It’s a sprawling epic that takes place in a demon haunted world, where the whims of gods and mortals alike cause empires to rise and crumble to dust. When you first crack open The Gardens of The Moon, you’ll find yourself instantly lost in the sauce, yet found in the dark fantasy flavor. This is a deep, rich, and storied world that you’ll have to comb through with an archeologist’s toolset if you intend to dust off the major plot points. It’s a challenging read, just as Dark Souls is a challenging play, but you’ll have bragging rights when you come out the other side. You’ll be steeped in lore just like one of the many wizards that populate this world. Whether you use that lore to better or embitter the world is for you to decide – just as it was for the mages of Malazan. I pray you make better choices than they, my child.
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