[ SECRET POST #2676 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2676 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I frankly don't think of it as high fantasy. To me, high fantasy generally has a ton of magical elements, usually lots of magical creatures, and usually (but not always) some kind of good vs evil. GoT is not that much about magic, so doesn't really strike me as high fantasy.

[sarillia]

I think I've been comparing it to some of my own stories that I call fantasy but other people have argued isn't fantasy at all because there is no magic or anything, just an invented world. Compared to that, GoT feels very much like typical fantasy to me, just a rather more cynical one.

[(Anonymous)]

I can see this argument. I got pretty impatient waiting for the magic to really come up.