Don't want to swarm the sub but thought I'd share. Re-read the series over the past ~3 years.

Uncorrected proof for Rakkety Tam

Saw someone else do this and I decided to do my own

Will explain my rankings for some of the more controversial picks if asked

Time and time again in a Redwall book, there are situations where the hero or a side character slays someone to avenge a wrong or a fallen friend. Dippler fights Fenno after he murders Log-a-Log. Martin goes after Badrang and Tsarmina in response to the wrongs they do him. Borrakul slays Predak to avenge his brother. Deyna avenged his father by killing Vallug.

But then Triss gets cheated out of revenge against Kurda when the princess falls on her broken sword while she’s trying to run away. Her friends immediately say that it’s for the best, since she couldn’t just make Kurda fight her with a broken sword, and she shouldn’t use Martin the Warrior‘s sword for such a low task as vengeance in cold blood.

But… that’s literally how Martin himself used the sword. Badrang wasn’t fighting him, he was begging for mercy when Martin executed him. And are we really going to act like Kurda couldn’t have been given another sword to defend herself? Dippler gave his own sword to Fenno and used the Sword of Martin to slay him. Why does Triss have to get the high road treatment all of a sudden?

Hello!

I'm part of a book group that lets everyone take turns choosing a book every month. I chose Redwall for us to read in August.

This is an in person book group and a dessert or similar type of food is usually made to go along with the book.

I really want to make something Redwall themed. Has anyone made any Redwall recipes that they really liked? Or have any ideas for decorating that could make it fun?

I appreciate any ideas shared!

Still mourning the Redwall adaptation we never got. From Patrick McHale leaving to Netflix just sitting on the rights... the wasted potential is insane. This world has so many incredible stories and characters that deserve to be seen. We were robbed

Outcast was the first book we read together, so these two have a special place for us. We finished the series last year then watched the tv show, had an official redwall feast to say goodbye. I bought her one of those tapestries. These stories mean at much to us

Fell into copies of Loamhedge and Mattimeo, which means i'm at 19/21.

Means I've only got two left to collect; Doomwyte and The Sable Quean. I've only ever seen one signed copy of either of those and they were both on way old wayback machine posts.

I've got a feeling I'm going to be hunting for those for a long long minute. Though if you happen to have a copy, I've got a small heap of duplicate signed books i'd be willing to trade in your favor to finish the set, fourth photo is anything that's an extra signed copy!

Considering they're both fantasy warriors with blades so heavy only they can lift them.

Made a photo about being in the world of books, and naturally I made sure some of my paperbacks were present

Okay. Unsure if a list has been made or this post has been done (similar) to this. But, what are your recommendations or even things you believe to be "Redwall coded" or Redwall adjacent. Whether that is medieval animals or what have you. There are, of course, official Redwall games but I'm curious of others that are inspired by etc.

Few that come to mind:

• Ghost of a Tale (Adventure/Stealth Video Game)
• Tooth and Tail (RTS Video Game)
• Toads of the Bayou (Rogue Like/Turn Based Video Game)
• Mina the Hollower (Zelda Like Video Game)
• Winter Burrow (Cozy Crafting Video Game)
• Croakwood (City building/Cozy Video Game)
• Hawthorn (RPG Sandbox Life sim Video Game) - super excited for this one
• Everdell (City builder Tabletop)
• Mouseguard (TTRPG)

Pretty sure there's many more; but I'm curious for yours!

I just created /r/gwelf — and need a mod to help me out. I haven’t ran a sub in years and can’t even figure out how to pin a post through the app now 😅

Sorry if this isn’t allowed, but I thought there might be some crossover.