Brandon Sanderson Says He 'Would Love to' Create Tabletop Adaptations of His Cytoverse Books
Brandon Sanderson has been heavily invested in making tabletop adaptations of his Cosmere books.
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Brandon Sanderson has been heavily invested in making tabletop adaptations of his Cosmere books. Most recently, he's been collaborating with Brotherwise Games on standalone board games as well as a larger Cosmere TTRPG. It's unsurprising, then, that his interest in such adaptations expands beyond his most popular literary universe. IGN recently had the chance to interview Sanderson, and we asked him if he's considered making tabletop adaptations of Skyward and the rest of the Cytoverse. However, I also want to be aware of asking my fans for too much," Sanderson told IGN. "There are a lot of great books out there, and a lot of great games. I don't want or need it to be all Brandon Sanderson all the time.
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