/lit/ - Literature

>>20785386
>I want a good fantasy that has elves and dwarves and magic and dragons
>Not dnd not tolkein
>I'd prefer they were actually elves drwarves and dragons too, not cringe modern author name substitutions
Age of Fire series, starting with Dragon Champion. Almost two decades old, sounds exactly what you're looking for

Such a breath of fresh air after only reading Webnovels and newer books for the last few years. I've almost forgot how a classical fantasy tale looks like. I enjoyed this strangely naturalistic tale of a young Dragon, who eats little humans, reads up ancient philosophy and thinks about finding a Dragon wife and making hatchling with her, while at the same time worrying to Dragonelle would want him due to his lack of scales. A classical young-male story, but from a Dragon's eyes. It's not amazing, dialogues have that poetic flair of old fantasy, but aside of that do not punch above their weigh. Info-dumps on the world-bulding could also be presented better, but I appreciate what the author attempted there.

7/10, would read about a Dragon eating human children again.

PS: The story says that the common myth of Dragons kidnapping young women has its origins in young male Dragons going mad with lack of Dragon pussy, lmao

Such a breath of fresh air after only reading Webnovels and newer books for the last few years. I've almost forgot how a classical fantasy tale looks like. I enjoyed this strangely naturalistic tale of a young Dragon, who eats little humans, reads up ancient philosophy and thinks about finding a Dragon wife and making hatchling with her, while at the same time worrying to Dragonelle would want him due to his lack of scales. A classical young-male story, but from a Dragon's eyes. It's not amazing, dialogues have that poetic flair of old fantasy, but aside of that do not punch above their weigh. Info-dumps on the world-bulding could also be presented better, but I appreciate what the author attempted there.

7/10, would read about a Dragon eating human children again.

PS: The story says that the common myth of Dragons kidnapping young women has its origins in young male Dragons going mad with lack of Dragon pussy, lmao

>>20385894
>Anons, give me recommendations for good books with Dragons
There's a series by E.E Knight called The Age of Fire. It follows multiple dragons from childhood, each with their own arc. It's pretty good.