If you were swept up by Skafloc's fateful journey among Norse gods and elves, you'll be enthralled by the grand quests and tragic heroics of Lord Juss and his companions in The Worm Ouroboros. This classic offers myth-inspired adventure and breathtaking battles, all wrapped in a rich, archaic prose style that echoes the grandeur and doom of ancient legends.

If you were fascinated by the ambiguous heroism of Skafloc and the tragic figures in The Broken Sword, you'll find the mercenaries of The Black Company equally compelling. Follow Croaker and his fellow soldiers as they navigate loyalty, betrayal, and survival, often making choices that blur the line between hero and villain in a bleak, war-torn world.

If you were moved by the relentless tragedy and sweeping scope of Skafloc's quest, The Children of Húrin delivers a heartbreaking tale of Turin Turambar, whose doomed life is shaped by ancient curses and epic battles. Tolkien's story is steeped in myth and fate, echoing the somber grandeur and emotional impact you admired.

If you loved the sense of timeless magic and the dreamlike quality of the elves and faerie in The Broken Sword, The Last Unicorn offers a beautifully written journey through a world where magic is elusive and fate is bittersweet. Follow the unicorn's quest in a story where the rules of magic are as haunting and undefined as the faerie realms Anderson conjured.

If you enjoyed the blend of high fantasy and mythic tragedy in The Broken Sword, you'll appreciate the retelling of Arthurian legend in The Once and Future King. Experience the rise and fall of King Arthur, with all the grandeur, melancholy, and legendary figures that make myth-inspired fantasy so enduring.