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one of the best pieces of nerd fiction ever! you’re missing out if you haven’t started the series!

its a good book, should have some adult olny somewhere 😀 but a good book only thing is that muwic they sometimes play, makes it hard to hear what they are saying. but not a bad read when between books

I’ve read a few lit rpgs and this one stands out. I usually like LitRPG where the world is real and not a game anymore. The author has found a way to make the game dangerous even though it is still a game and therefore the actions in the game have consequences.

Once again Prax did not disappoint with an amazing story and characters. Soundbooth Theater does a great job bringing everything to life.

This edition was not as good as the previous two books. The entire first 75% of the book was really slow. I feel that the author spent too much time writing about life in the hobgoblin camp and getting through that society. Nevertheless, I look forward to the next book in the series.

the story was good. Jeff did great, Annie was rough getting use to but eventually I managed. the background noise / sound effects was horrible though.

I can’t ask for more great narrating and great story, I enjoyed every minute of it

makes me want to go and set up my own dungeon! tons of fun! Jeff Hayes brings it to life as well as he did Mourningwood!

it’s a fun listen, and having been following Mr. Hayes from the Morningwood series, he’s a great fit for the narrator.

As this series has evolved, the narration and storytelling has gotten more compelling and engaging.