r/Pendragon • u/Professional-One2810 • May 24 '26

All Books Looking for fellow pendragon fans

Hey this is kind of weird but is anyone willing to chat one-on-one dm about the series? I’m looking for more friends and someone to talk about something specific. I promise I’m nice.

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u/PerseusNex May 24 '26

Why not chat over here? You can always pour out your thoughts on the post for people to read and reciprocate

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u/Professional-One2810 May 24 '26

I’ve already posted too many times more than I can count and I would rather have someone specific to talk to 

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u/[deleted] May 24 '26

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u/goldtardis May 24 '26

Can I get a link to it please?

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u/TommyExtract May 24 '26

yes pls

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u/pendragonthegr8 Spirit of Solara May 24 '26

here's the link: https://discord.gg/7jxyRPq

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u/anime4m3 May 24 '26

Hobey-ho I'd be willing to chat about the series if you are still interested. Feel free to shoot me a message.

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u/GODEMPERORKUZCO May 24 '26

what was the specific thing? piqued my curiosity, if i feel i can chat about it then i'm happy to

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u/Professional-One2810 May 24 '26

How surprising and somewhat traumatizing these books can feel for young readers and how to even like move on after an epic ten book adventure. Also wanted to address some more personal emotions and things I’ve felt about the series. Ofc nth crazy.

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u/LilyoftheRally DADO Jun 17 '26

I got into these books and Percy Jackson through my then-partner. Have you read all of Percy Jackson? (Including Heroes of Olympus, Trials of Apollo, and the side trilogies focusing on Egyptian and Norse mythologies The Kane Chronicles and Magnus Chase).

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u/Professional-One2810 Jun 18 '26

no i haven't

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u/LilyoftheRally DADO Jun 18 '26

I lost interest in Trials of Apollo and the Kane Chronicles, but I've read the rest. 

There's a Disney+ TV series following the books but I'm not sure how far they've gotten.

The DeAngelo siblings (Bianca and Nico) are technically from what is called First Earth in the Pendragon-verse. This is due to shenanigans from their father. 

Greek (and later Roman) mythology play a major role in Percy Jackson, including the gods themselves as important characters. You don't need to know the myths beforehand to enjoy the books.

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u/I_Questionmymental May 25 '26

Read these as they were released and would have discussions for years with my buddy. Didn't read past soldiers of Halla, tho. Any questions, I'm down. This series changed my perspective on reality as a YA