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⌈ Secret Post #5461 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What are your criteria for traditional fantasy if even northern European doesn't make the cut, you weirdo?

[(Anonymous)]

Vaguely Arthurian.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

But if “vaguely Arthurian” is your only criteria for what makes a traditional fantasy, then that says it all. Your limited understanding and consumption of all the different varieties of traditional fantasy stories is a you problem, so you have no room to say anyone else has it wrong with their understanding of the subgenre.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT
So at least the "Marion Zimmer Bradley Rip Off" should fit that definition, right?

[(Anonymous)]

That's a bizarrely limited criterion considering that there's nothing particularly Arthurian about The Lord of the fucking Rings, which surely is a tentpole of traditional fantasy. JRRT wrote Arthurian works, and LOTR and the Hobbit are not that.

[(Anonymous)]

LMFAO and I'm guessing you don't mean Welsh.