Great story, great narrator!

Can't wait for the next installment in the series. The story was easy to follow and the narrator adds life to the story.

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Rogue Dungeon

This book is bloody brilliant and a must to listen to and owned do yourself a favor and buy this series.

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Really good

A little slow to start but really good in the end like really good

Yay

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Get the audible version

Before I start my review I want to express something.
I DON'T HATE THIS BOOK!
Now that we got that out of the way let's begin.
Nick Podehl does a fantastic job narrating. As for the book itself, it has several interesting concepts but for me personally nothing really stood out to me. Other readers fully enjoyed the novel but I just felt that it was something to read.
Plot:
The book starts off in fantasy Universe A, where Roark is facing off against a generic warlord. After stealing the warlord's bling he is transported game fantasy Universe B. Fantasy universe B functions under computer game rules. From there it is a monster evolution story plot where the main goal is getting experience for the MC to change into a stronger monster.
Characters:
Roark. I give a sigh as the character tries to be interesting but it didn't get to that level before. The kind of rugged character that came off a conveyor belt.
He follows the following tropes. Revenge, trying to rebuild his noble house, trying to build an army from the idiots around him, isn’t afraid to not play by the rules. Honestly, there are so many tropes in his personality that I imagined him being teleported to the game world because his own universe couldn’t handle him.
There are other characters but they might as well be called Goofball Side-Kick, and Staby Monster Chick.
What I like:
There is nothing bad about the story. Being transported from one fantasy universe into another is a unique concept that has never been done before. The game system is cruel but it works. And if you decide to buy the audio version Nick does a good job.
What I don’t like:
It feels like one of those books that you’ll enjoy enough but will instantly forget. The authors played it very safe with the characters and their goals. I also dislike the concept that characters need a cheat item or ability in order to progress the story.
If you did enjoy the book, please. For the love of God, write a review explaining why.

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What a great ride

initially a little bit slow, great ending. Nick Podehl does a fantastic job. Have downloaded the next book already.

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12/10 very wow

Nick Pixel is an amazing reader and kept me captivated from start to finish, won't lie I look for his books and get them because He is such a good voice actor. 12/10 much good very read

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please don't support this seris its filled withads

why should we listen to a book, which is supposed to be a RPG book, and then all we hear about is mountain due and coka cola??? don't bother with this seris. do you want to listen to ads all day?

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Pretentious MC with a hero complex

Main Character is a freedom fighter.
All the masses are oppressed, everyone in authority is a tyrant and people who dont fight against them are cowards.

It's a very two dimensional story. Theres always another tyrant almost immediatly, One of which isnt. Just a pissed off player who's had his gear stolen and been camped but he's an enemy with more power so he must be a tyrant.

Magic system sucks too. spells are written as descriptions of effects with only the mc's word that a misplaced comma could take his head off.

Heres a spell of my own "This book will be refunded and its contents forgotten"

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