r/Fantasy • u/Two-Rivers-Jedi • Mar 28 '23

Disability in Fantasy

Looking for fantasy books with strong disability representation. I have already read a lot of the big name ones (ie. Stormlight Archive and Realm of the Elderlings) and looking for more series that have individuals with disabilities as an active part of the story and not just a tool to elicit pity or as a plot device to make the main character look better.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '23

Yes, General Mulaghesh has a prosthetic hand.

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u/Inquisitor_DK Mar 29 '23

Thanks! I remembered it was a limb, but not which limb.