If you relished the roguish partnership and questionable scruples of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser as they tangle with wizards and thieves in Swords Against Wizardry, you'll love following Locke Lamora and Jean through the elaborate cons and shifting loyalties of Camorr. The duo's wit and charm keep you rooting for them—even as their schemes take them deep into the city’s underworld.

If you enjoyed the baroque cityscapes and the sense of a lived-in, magical world in Swords Against Wizardry, Max Gladstone’s Three Parts Dead will capture your imagination. The book introduces a setting where gods, legal firms, and necromancers intersect in a world meticulously built with its own laws, customs, and dazzling magical systems.

If you were swept along by the brisk, action-packed exploits of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser as they brave deadly magic and perilous quests, The Black Company will keep you turning pages. Follow the titular mercenaries as they navigate battles and betrayals in a world where magic and danger lurk around every corner.

If the sharp dialogue and lighthearted wit of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser brought a smile to your face, you'll adore the clever humor and tongue-in-cheek storytelling of The Princess Bride. Its mix of daring duels, memorable one-liners, and satirical asides makes for a joyous, comedic fantasy romp.

If you appreciated how Swords Against Wizardry balanced the exploits of two equally compelling heroes, you'll be drawn to The Fifth Season, which weaves together the lives of several protagonists. Each character’s journey interlocks with the others, creating a rich tapestry of motives, secrets, and destinies.