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Female warriors ruin books
Any good books with female warriors?
More GRRM procastinating.
The Crimson Queen by Alec Hutson has one. The thing that really cemented her as a "Good" female warrior is a discussion she has with the main character, where she's berating him for doing something reckless and stupid. When he asks if she would have run away, she confidently and proudly declares "I run away more often than I fight".
That kind of thing makes me appreciate a character a whole lot more. Maybe it's different for others, but I liked it.
Good? Hmm I don't recall them, Half a world one perhaps, like a Brienne of Tarth, aren't that grating. Sauce from the traitor son trilogy at the first book, later the drop in quality is too much.
This man has some mighty strange fetishes
Malazan.
Red Sister by Mark Lawrence
Came out recently
is Blindsight the only good book with a female warrior?
can you keep your mom-seid fetish shit in your containment thread on /co/ please?