
Sword and Sorcery That Pushes Genre Conventions
Most people who have been on this subreddit for a decent amount of time know the core components of sword and sorcery: Personal stakes, action oriented stories, dangerous magic, etc. What are some of your favorite sword and sorcery works that aren't afraid to push that definition?
For me personally, one of them is the Kane series. With its villain protagonist, forays in to epic scope, and Wagner's love for dark complexity, it has a tendency to push what one might consider sword and sorcery and as a result has an interesting place in the subgenre.