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Oct 19, 2026 1 hr 10 min

ACOTAR 6 & 7: Predictions

from Romantasy Roundtable: Fantasy Romance Reviews Hosted by Amanda, Kim, and Rick

THE RED STRING WALL IS UP, THE CONSPIRACY BOARD IS UNHINGED, AND WE HAVE QUESTIONS. SO. MANY. QUESTIONS. Welcome back to Romantasy Roundtable! Rick, Amanda, and Kim are FINALLY back together, and we’re diving headfirst into our predictions for ACOTAR 6 and beyond. We’re talking A Court of Splintered Harmony, A Court of Forgotten Melody, and every wild theory our brains could possibly cook up before the books hit our hands. Will the Maasverse finally collide in a BIG way, or are we getting Easter eggs and emotional damage from a safe distance? Is Elaine really our next main character? Is Azriel about to steal the spotlight? Could Tamlin get a redemption arc? And WHAT is going on with Lucien, his mysterious family tree, and that very suspicious mating bond situation? We’re connecting dots, pulling receipts from across the series, and making some truly unhinged predictions about: Whether ACOTAR 6 ends with a massive cliffhanger The great Maasverse crossover debate: Bryce, Aelin, and our Night Court favorites Elaine, Azriel, Gwyn, Tamlin, Lucien, and the ships that could make or break the fandom Witches, Amren’s mysterious past, and connections to the Asteri, Daglan, and Vlag The Dread Trove, Made weapons, the Star Sword, and what might be coming together Starfall, the Drop, the Yielding, and theories that might actually connect The mysterious Dusk Court and what could be hiding in the Prison Broken mating bonds, memory loss, old villains, new villains, and who might not make it out alive Plus, we debate whether this series is about to give us another unforgettable romantic pairing, a whole lot of political chaos, or a cliffhanger that leaves us screaming into the void. And naturally, we have VERY strong feelings about Azriel’s POV. Specifically, the soup situation. These are predictions, not facts, so come ready to agree, disagree, and tell us which theories have you reaching for the red string. We want YOUR theories in the comments! Which hills are you willing to die on, and which of ours deserve to be launched directly into the Cauldron? Drop your predictions below, and let’s see who called it when the books arrive! Like the video, subscribe to the channel, and join the Romantasy Roundtable conversation. You can also find us on Instagram and TikTok, or email us at [email protected]. And if you have winter, solstice, Christmas, or Hanukkah romantasy recommendations for our upcoming episodes, SEND THEM OUR WAY. We’re looking for festive fantasy, questionable quality, and potentially some very questionable candy-cane anatomy. The girlies (gender neutral) are THRIVING.

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