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Don’t wanna write too much but great listen and good fight scenes during the war I would like more advancement from some of the side characters and I’d love to see a full erdania character sheet

I hope the next one has a recap of the major players otherwise I might need to reread it stop here

All summed up in one word. Almost every moment of this book was intense and it kept ramping up all the way till the end. Bravo RinoZ. Bravo.

The story so far didn’t disappoint. I love when the MC is just starting to get powerful and there’s a lot of ways the story can go. Lost cities, mecromancy inheritances, and more Dove, I’m here for all of it.

This book so far has had the most realistic and has held the most similarities to my ideals of necromancy. While the story overall I would give 8/10. THE IMAGERY OF NECROMANCY IS 10/10 in my books.

There were seven shorts, three of which were 1.5-2 hours long, two were .5 hours, and two were a mere 10 minutes long. Overall, I appreciated the small bites of robot mayhem and liked the fun with things like Bigfoot, sewer shenanigans and Lou (IYKYK 😜). The reality TV satire and skewering of influencers, however,..

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one of the best necromancy books that I’ve managed to find so far. has a well-drown-out story

Immense payoff in this edition, couldn’t put it down! Looking forward to see where the series goes from here.

I’ll admit that my lack of enjoyment of this may have to do with current events. Truth is stranger than fiction, but I never thought a book featuring robot Presidents vs dinosaurs vs teddy bears would strike my funny bone wrong, as if realizing that all that robot insanity sadly made more sense than real..

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Jake: “Maybe on the update you could include a line about not attacking me and lighting my apartment on fire with me and the cat in it.” D: “is the cat okay?” The summary said this was Ghostbusters meets iRobot, which I suppose works if you go with a 99-to-1 split. There’s not exactly much..

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