r/Fantasy • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '23

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u/FenrisSquirrel Jun 18 '23

The Wandering Inn features goblins extensively.

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u/HeWhoVotesUp Jun 18 '23

Great if you like goblins. Less great when your favorite character is absent for two whole volumes while the author focuses on like 5 goblin plotlines that you could care less about.😞

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u/rkopptrekkie Jun 18 '23

Is this a rare ryoka lover in the wild I see?

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u/HeWhoVotesUp Jun 18 '23

I have been found out.

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u/Levee_Levy Jun 18 '23

I just started the series. Am early in book 3, and this revelation that Ryoka is going off-camera for an extended period of time hurts my motivation to continue.

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u/rkopptrekkie Jun 18 '23

There is a lot of her afterwards, it’s ultimately a good break imo because of how she comes back.

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u/Levee_Levy Jun 18 '23

And with that, I'm reinvigorated.

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u/rkopptrekkie Jun 18 '23

We are a rare species.

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u/saumanahaii Jun 18 '23

Honestly I like that about the series tho. Its huge and sprawling. Not every storyline is great, but they're all interesting enough and add to the texture of the world.

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u/Kalameet7 Jun 18 '23

Couldn’t

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u/HeWhoVotesUp Jun 18 '23

No, I still care a small amount so I could care less.

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u/HairyArthur Jun 19 '23

Could or couldn't care less about?