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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn books are among the most gripping, expansive fantasy offerings out there — but they may leave readers wondering which novels they should pick up next. There are plenty of fantasy stories on shelves, but not all of them boast intricately woven magic systems like Mistborn's, compelling themes, and complex main characters.
9 Six Of Crows By Leigh Bardugo Why It's Perfect For Mistborn Fans: It Features An Impossible Heist & A Lovable Crew Six of Crows is aimed at a younger audience than Mistborn, so it reads a bit less mature. However, anyone looking for another series that features an impossible heist and a lovable crew will find both in Leigh Bardugo's duology. Both books are set in Bardugo's Grishaverse, with Six of Crows opening in the city of Ketterdam.
The character-driven nature of The First Law trilogy and its power struggles will appeal to anyone who enjoys fantasy, including those who appreciate those parts of Mistborn. Abercrombie's other books feature similar elements, so they'll have plenty to read through once they start. The First Law trilogy in order goes as follows:
While The Kingkiller Chronicle's main story doesn't have much in common with Mistborn, there are more general similarities that make it a solid recommendation for fans. For one, Rothfuss' writing is witty and easy to fall into, meaning it will appeal to those who like Sanderson's wordplay. The books also feature great world-building and a solid magic system, just like Mistborn. Sadly, it's taking some time for the third Kingkiller Chronicle book to come out.
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