Questions About He Who Fights with Monsters (He Who Fights with Monsters, #1)

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Answered Questions (4)

Is the content of this book suitable for a 13 year old?

Frank Backa It should be.
The concepts of misunderstandings and family feuds are ok.
Fights and such, are not that "graphic" and gore.…moreIt should be.
The concepts of misunderstandings and family feuds are ok.
Fights and such, are not that "graphic" and gore.(less)

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Read the whole book, and loved it. Now am stuck any suggestions on something similar?

Wil I'd give the Cradle series by Will Wight a try; I liked it almost as much as HHFWM. r/LitRPG and r/ProgressionFantasy on Reddit are good resources for…moreI'd give the Cradle series by Will Wight a try; I liked it almost as much as HHFWM. r/LitRPG and r/ProgressionFantasy on Reddit are good resources for finding similar stuff.(less)

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I've enjoyed the first three books in this series so far but does anyone a have suggestion on a video game that best mirrors the books?

Pete Elkerbout I've been playing Pillars of Eternity 2 as a Jason Asano-inspired character, and while I've had moderate success in replicating some of his powers (it…moreI've been playing Pillars of Eternity 2 as a Jason Asano-inspired character, and while I've had moderate success in replicating some of his powers (it's a deep game with many different builds so it's possible they are out there), there are often obnoxious/oddball dialogue options that sound exactly like things he'd say in the books. There are other similarities like interacting with multiple gods and deciding whether to revere or ignore them. At times I wonder whether this game or it's predecessor were at least a partial inspiration for the He Who Fights With Monsters world.(less)

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What kind of evil powers does he get? That's too vague.