It’s not often a sequel surpasses its predecessor, but this book does. It’s the same excellent blend of humor and action as the first book, but with a whole new level of world-building and intrigue. The plot really takes off with this book, and you get a real sense of what the entire arc of..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
As human civilization on Earth meets a tragic end, a man enters an RPG-style dungeon with his ex-girlfriend’s cat. Please do not ask me to explain how this premise works or why this book is so good. I don’t know that I can really answer. All I can tell you is that it works and..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
humor is great, story line fantastic, characters are absolutely alive in all parts so glad I came across it.
the level was hard to understand, I found myself registering to sections to understand what was happening.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
I started this series to get a break from the “darker” and “more serious” fantasy and sci-fi books and just read something fun. It definitely is fun and funny as hell, but it is also serious and dark and way more complicated than I thought it would be, and I mean that the best way..
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
Excellent and engaging writing and the voice acting is amazing. I could not put it down.
Review from Fated Antagonist →
I like this book about as much as I liked the previous ones. The good things are still good. Unfortunately, I still can’t help but dislike all the screeching Jeff Hays does. Annie Ellicott is great though.
It’s like John wick and magic had a baby and SBT read it to me
Will never miss a DCC book and this is the best way to experience it.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
With the ever growing number of spells, characters, and weapons it would be great to create a companion guide. The ability to look up a character alphabetically and be reminded of where they entered the story and what abilities they had would be helpful. The same with the different spells.