āMagic runs on emotions. Fabrisse runs on pure, undiluted embarrassment.ā Core Premise & Initial Impression: Take a young man, and shoot him up with heavy doses of pathetic. And I donāt mean street stuff: the pitifulness of an unheedful galoot, fumbling on the floor, glasses knocked from his head having strolledāwith purposeāinto a lamppost while…
āThe gods left their toys behind. The mortals are still figuring out which end goes boom.ā Core Premise & Initial Impressions: What The Gods Left Behind bills itself as an epic fantasy novel. āEpicā is about as accurate as it gets. Right from the prologue, the author serves up a sweeping creation mythāpresented as the…
āHe died for art. But that won’t stop his vision” Core Premise & Initial Impression. The Pictomancer is a LitRPG unlike any youāve ever read before. Unless youāve actually read one beforeā Then yeah. Then itās just like that. Across the twenty-two chapters Iāve read, it rarely strays from the genreās staples. With one notable…
āIt doesnāt reinvent the wheelābut it drives it straight through a dungeon wall.ā Core Premise & Initial Impression. Slave Origins wears its LitRPG badge proudly. Itās got all the classics: levelling, monsters, dungeon crawling, magic weapons, loot, and a familiar cast of non-human racesāelves, orcs, beastkin, lizardmenā¦ and humans. (Yeah, I knowāhumans are technically human….