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Great third installment

Revisado: 08-15-21

This series keeps getting better and better, the characters are amazing and the world building is great. Just the right balance of stats

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Quickly becoming my favorite series

Revisado: 11-06-20

Travis Baldree is the perfect narrator for Artorian. He brings the archive world to life in such an amazing way. Even after 5 books, there is just so much to explore in this world. It is so fun to watch the characters try and fail, then mess things up in unexpected ways. I really see this series as a bridge between all of the other facets of Mountaindale universe, and I can't wait to see how everything finally comes together.

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Pixel Dust has been and remains a favorite

Revisado: 11-06-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Pixel Dust, book 1 was one of the first books in this genre that I read, and I've been looking forward to the sequels since. David Petrie has built some of the most diverse characters in LitRPG and it makes for an incredible story. This book picks up a bit after Max and Kira-Bell continue to be a great duo and Farnes and Ginger really round out the story. I loved the progression, and can't wait for book 3.

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Crazy fun story

Revisado: 11-06-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

First off, Dakota has consistency written amazing sagas and Something: Full Murder Hobo is no different. The characters are great, the humor is perfectly mixed in, and I finished the book immediately wanting to start the next installment. Well done, sir, well done.

The main character Luke, is just another great protagonist with personality and really interesting quirks. He compliments the other "4" really well. I can't wait to see the other characters really develop over the next books in the series

My favorite part is really how Something ties into the larger Mountaindale universe. I love how all of these stories are coming together around a singular world, and Dakota really is the only author in the genre that has paid off true world building in a subtle and ingenious way. This book adds to ACME in a way that ties the universe together while keeping the integrity of each story unique.

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A direct continuation of the first. Good and Bad

Revisado: 10-09-20

I had some hopes the second book in this series would start focusing less on some of the more juvenile love interest tension, but was disappointed that it actually doubled down and made it a main focus. There were some really cool additions to the story with introducing new characters and dynamics into the game world, and some of the aspects of the game that bled into the real world, but the forced relationship drama just got in the way of the full potential of what Mephesto's world could be. Again Rebecca Woods delivered a really strong performance, and I think breaking the chapters up by character POV did help with the split protagonist angle.

I will continue, as there is just enough interest and intrigue for me to see this through.

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The more you know Artorian the more you love him.

Revisado: 10-09-20

This series keeps getting better and better. Travis' narration is so comforting I can hardly wait to continue on to the next in the series. This book finally connects a ton of plot-lines from throughout the Divine Dungeon universe together in such an interesting way. It is not only world building at some of its best but has unparalleled LitRPG and cultivation theory and philosophy.

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Good Premise but could use a little polish

Revisado: 10-09-20

Overall this is an interesting concept for a LitRPG series. The mechanics and world building aren't bad and the party make up has some interesting elements. But at times it was difficult to get over the corniness of the character dialog, especially the IRL parts of the book. The romantic tension between main characters feels a little forced and grade-schoolish and it distracted from what could have been a really interesting fantasy plotline.

The narration was 50/50. Rebecca Woods was amazing and diverse, but Gabriel came up a little 1 dimensional in comparison.

I will definitely continue on with the series, hopefully some of the early rough spots can be worked out over the next installment or two.

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Love this series, doesn't feel like 50+ hours

Revisado: 09-01-20

while the length may scare a few, this story is worth more than it's weight in credits. every hour adds depth and richness to the characters, world, and plot. at the end of each I'm always eager to hear more. the narrator is brilliant and captures each voice and the pace of the story perfectly!!

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A must read if you were on the fence with Axiom!

Revisado: 03-25-20 El oyente recibió este título gratis

If you didn't love Artorian at the end of the first book Axiom, you absolutely will by the end of Alumni. His quarks, flaws and curiosity all combine with his lovable nature perfectly for a lead protagonist.

The story is split into two distinct parts, the first part with the wood elves was a little on the slow side and felt like a lot of set up but when the second part begins watch out! The build up from the beginning really pays off.

I cannot wait to see if and how this series intersects with the main Divine Dungeon storyline, as well as which ascension path and cultivation Law Artorian ends up embodying.

As mentioned, great sequel and I can't wait for Book 3!

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Great Universe Expansion

Revisado: 03-16-20

First, the entire Eternium collection of stories is amazing. This series storyline follows a new character with a new secret class. There are a couple of elements about the Completionist Chronicles that are just so much fun. First, many of the characters have a debilitating characteristic that makes the story progression really unexpected and clever. Second, all of the secret, hidden, or rare classes add a really fresh take on the genre's typical approach to main character stories. I can't say enough how great it is to have a story that DOESN'T follow a warrior class or a standard mage class.

The story itself is an exciting look at a different angle of the starting days in Eternium and getting an inside look at both the Mage college pre-Joe and the Wolfmen pack is such a cool approach to the other storylines! I can't wait for the next installment, but while I do, I'm going to re-read the other series and refresh myself on timelines, and overlaps!!

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