Who is/are your favorite fictional character(s)

[gran guerrero]

urthstripe the strong

redwall reppin'

what!

Martin The Warrior and Gonff the Prince of Mousethieves bitch

[Material Girl]

That horse looks to be less than impressed.

[Jerome Scuggs]

urthstripe the strong

redwall reppin'

[Liquid Blue]

haha

I haven't checked it out yet but I hear good things about the series "The Black Company"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Company

[Capital Knockers]

Yea I remember the topic you were talking about

http://forums.trenchwars.org/showthread.php?t=22565&highlight=books

John Snow is one quite badass, I must say. But I hated how Martin first broke the next I&F book into two books, and then released the book full of the shitty characters I don't care about and to my knowledge, still hasn't released the second book chock full of the awesome characters.

I still haven't checked out WOT series, even though it's been like 4 years since that topic was made, lol.

Jon Snow! That's the character I was forgetting. He is quite possibly my favourite of all Martin's characters.

I really find it hard to believe so many people here have read so much fantasy, but haven't read Steven Erikson. The dude is a prodigy imo, one of the best (if not best) fantasy writers to ever work the trade. God wait until you read about the Chain of Dogs, Coltaine, and Duiker! Gtekrljhnlerkjhneraklj So epic! So amazing!

Second book is called Deadhouse Gates, first one is better the second read, as you know all the characters from the following books. Erikson is kinda weird, books 1 and 3 are one storyline, 2 and 4 another, than book 5 starts a whole new one. Books 6-8 are currently bringing all the storylines together in a clusterfuck of lovely .. i dont even know - but it's awesome!

That thread, can't beleive you found it LiBleu! Nostalgia attacks! :fear:

[Liquid Blue]

LOTR was my first real set of fantasy novels I had, I liked his character then, and still do no, as corny as it is.

I've read Brooks, and Martin. Martin moreso(funny thing is, you reccommended that series on these forums and I think thats what made me try him), but he takes forever to write Enjoyed them both. Terry Goodkind I hated. He has some dominatrix fetish or something. Stopped reading after book 2. R. Scott Bakker's trilogy was pretty out there. Erikson sets the standard for me though, that guy is amazing. The second book might still possibly be my favourite.

Yea I remember the topic you were talking about

http://forums.trenchwars.org/showthread.php?t=22565&highlight=books

John Snow is one quite badass, I must say. But I hated how Martin first broke the next I&F book into two books, and then released the book full of the shitty characters I don't care about and to my knowledge, still hasn't released the second book chock full of the awesome characters.

I still haven't checked out WOT series, even though it's been like 4 years since that topic was made, lol.

[Capital Knockers]

We have wheel of time characters but no song of ice and fire?

tyrion lannister tops robert jordan's matt cauthon (although he's still a great character)
Also, Bill Watterson's Hobbest
and Berkley Breathed's Opus
And (i can't remember the character's name) but the main character from the original Dune was so fucking badass.



also dwight.


edit: would have typed this first had alcohol not played a major role in my evening: All time favorite fictional character is Ender Wiggin

I like Tyrion, but I think the only reason he tops Mat is because Mat is often stuck in boring situations. Same with Thom. If those two could lose the chicks and just take their Red Band on the road they'd be rockin' it.

As for G.R.R.M I really liked the direwolves, but they seem to have mostly gone KIA or MIA now. I enjoy how unpredictable and brutally realistic he can get, but he needs to learn to stick to his release dates. Erikson gets 1 (bigger/better imo) book out a year, hasn't been late in 8 books. Martin makes me angry, he's used too many excuses as to why he can't keep to his own deadlines! <_<

[NaiLed]

haha seal. simple jack is good cos he played a full retard

[SEAL]

Agreed PJ. The dude abides.




There's a passage I got memorized, seems appropriate for this situation: Ezekiel 25:17




New on the hitlist:
"I'll see you again tonight in my head movies. But this head movies makes my eyes rain"

[Scurvy]

We have wheel of time characters but no song of ice and fire?

tyrion lannister tops robert jordan's matt cauthon (although he's still a great character)
Also, Bill Watterson's Hobbest
and Berkley Breathed's Opus
And (i can't remember the character's name) but the main character from the original Dune was so fucking badass.



also dwight.


edit: would have typed this first had alcohol not played a major role in my evening: All time favorite fictional character is Ender Wiggin

[NaiLed]

johnny drama

[Capital Knockers]

Robert Jordan is meh. L.E. Modesitt Jr. is good, though. At least the Recluse series I read. I haven't ventured towards any other of his books besides Timegod. Jordan just takes too long to say something, and nothing ever happens. So much description that he doesn't have room for plot development. The second to last book was exciting, though. Made it so you KNOW a butt-ton of stuff is about to happen.

And to Knockers, Terry Goodkind is good if you read past the 2nd book. You quit the books prematurely.

Not normally, usually I'll keep reading just to finish a series I've started. Just couldn't get into his books, I was finding myself constantly annoyed by his writing style. It's very rare I'll stop reading so soon in a series. I might give the 3rd book another go sometime, but not yet.

[Kahlan]

Robert Jordan is meh. L.E. Modesitt Jr. is good, though. At least the Recluse series I read. I haven't ventured towards any other of his books besides Timegod. Jordan just takes too long to say something, and nothing ever happens. So much description that he doesn't have room for plot development. The second to last book was exciting, though. Made it so you KNOW a butt-ton of stuff is about to happen.

And to Knockers, Terry Goodkind is good if you read past the 2nd book. You quit the books prematurely.

[Pearl Jam]

So when you first looked at that picture is that the first thing you noticed? I don't know about anybody else but there are only 2 things I notice in that pic, miss left cheek and miss right cheek

ps. money still wins

all i notice is that when that woman is pushing 40 you aren't going to want any part of that giant, hot-air balloon ass

[Xog]

The spaceship pilot named Divine Rides