There are hints that the Chandrian-Cinder, Cyphus, Stercus, Usnea, Dalcenti, Alenta and Haliax-may have good reason to want to remain hidden, particularly fear of a secretive group of holy knights known as the Amyr (again, believed by most to be ancient history) and two other, even more mysterious, foes: the Sithe and the Singers. The first two books in The Kingkiller Chronicle trilogy, 'The Name of the Wind' and 'The Wise Man's Fear.' DAW / Penguin Group What about that pairs naturally with a breakfast condiment?' 'When I made the Chandrian, I spent a long time creating something other than your typical fantasy bullshit mustache-twirling villain: 'Ah, now you're tied to the train tracks!' They're supposed to be really psychologically terrifying. 'What about the jam? Hey everyone: Evil jam!' Rothfuss says in the video, in mock exasperation. Kvothe, the narrator of The Kingkiller Chronicle and a powerful magic user himself, has been hunting for the Chandrian throughout the two books so far released in the planned trilogy. #amazingcommunity #gdg2020- Worldbuilders July 16, 2020īut one outburst from the author actually provides a smidge of insight into the creation of the Chandrian, a mysterious cabal of seven magical beings, responsible for the death of Kvothe's parents. We have only a couple days left! Can we reach $70,000?! And thank you to those of you who re-tweeted yesterday when accounts were locked.

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