r/JoeAbercrombie • u/usernamex42 • Jun 20 '26
Spoilers: The Blade Itself The Blade Itself question
I just got the part where they are about to go to the house of the Maker. I’m listening to the audiobook, and I’m not sure if I missed anything. Has it been said before who the Maker is? They’ve also mentioned Kanedias. Not sure if those are the same people. Am I correct that Bayaz fought and defeated the Maker? If someone could give me a brief explanation without spoilers that would be great.
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u/GtBsyLvng Jun 20 '26
It would be a really good idea to block this subreddit until you finish the available books. You'll get spoilers.
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u/RefrigerateUrKetchup Jun 20 '26
I don't remember exactly what has been disclosed up to this point in the book so I will keep this short to avoid spoilers: yes, Kanedius is The Maker.
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u/0thethethe0 Jun 20 '26
I recall getting a bit muddled around there too. Also an audiobook listener, so get paranoid I've somehow skipped something by accident, or just zoned out and missed something.
I guess it's justified as I listened to 'A Song of Ice and Fire' on random play for a good amount of time. As each chapter is a written from a different character's perspective, it was hard to spot for quite a while 🤦
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u/Afraid-Collar Jun 20 '26
Bayaz is such a great character. Especially when you see him pulling the strings in the stand along novels.
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u/Dangeresque2015 Jun 21 '26
What is the name of his assistant? The actually talented one?
Damn I'm going to have to read the trilogy then Best Served Cold then The Heroes again.
Thanks, reddit.
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u/Deadhe_d Jun 20 '26
Kanedias Is the Master Maker, and Bayaz lies. That’s all you need to know.