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Story seemed all over the place, never really accomplished much. Way more questions than answers.

best of the series so far can’t wait for the next, would highly recommend it

Great 2nd installment in this series! Everything meshes together so nicely; the story line, the character arcs, the main character group development and new characters, new environments in the world, just amazing immersive work! I pre-ordered the next installment same day I finished pyramid game.

TLDR: A really good start to a Progressive Fantasy/LitRPG. I’m relatively new to LITRPG but after loving Arcane Ascension and the rest of Andrew Rowe’s books I went looking for another series in the genre. The forums tended to point in the direction of the cradle series and so I decided to give it a..

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All I can say is awesome! I binged the full 8 hours in one sitting. That’s how awesome it was. Travis Baldree was incredible as well. Starting the next one now!

For a 1st book it has a pretty solid plot but there are some editing issues here and there. Most can be ignored, however the over use of “what have you done!??” tends to be a tad bit irritating.

This book in the series takes us to the habitat of the Seers who are similar to Oracles in ancient Greco-roman mythology, where they can glimpse paths in the future but cannot predict it. They are also protected by dwarfs. As with past books, there are multiple plot arcs occurring in parallel to the primary..

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Once again, Artorian is causing trouble. But this time, perhaps, he is solving problems too. The connections with Divine Dungeon in this book are highly entertaining and seamlessly integrated. Fans of both series will enjoy the “what else was going on” that this book brings. Overall, very entertaining and well-written.The puns are there as well..

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I liked this entry more than the last, where I felt Artorian became lost in the main Divine Dungeon storyline. In this book, he becomes a kind of caretaker to all those within the Soul Space, and it works pretty well. The main problem I have: there’s basically no plot. Things happen, sure, but the..

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The story was captivating and it moved along without hanging up any one area longer than needed. Great listen.