The Land: Alliances: A LitRPG Saga

Chaos Seeds, Book 3

By: Aleron Kong

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

From a master of comedy and fantasy comes the long-awaited audiobook, The Land: Alliances.

You can now bring adventure and wonder with you wherever you go. Aleron Kong, the Father of American LitRPG, has sculpted a world of joy, horror, and wonder, forging together the best elements of American LitRPG. Quests, mystery, action, and adventure spill forth with every word.

Paired with the immeasurable talent of Nick Podehl, the best audio performer currently working, this third volume continues to deliver a unique experience that will delight fantasy fans of all ages.

The acclaimed third novel of the best-selling LitRPG saga, Chaos Seeds, from the Father of American LitRPG, Aleron Kong. Number one in cyberpunk and video game fantasy with over 10,000 positive reviews!

Richter and Sion are in a fight for their very lives. Their enemies are circling and the powers they have awakened are barely under their control.

Death and war are on their doorstep, but they have a simple message for the enemies of the Mist Village.

"Kiss your loved ones goodbye. The Mist will claim you."

A wonderful blend of humor and adventure, The Land: Alliances will transport you to the world of your dreams...and your nightmares.

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Picked up as soon as last book left off

This book has a little more action than the first 2 a little bit more that goes on that you have to really pay attention too but very good still. The narrator Nick Podehl does a very good job with James(aka Ricktor) emotions of what he goes though and the different frustrations that comes with being the master of the mist village.

fun and surprisingly deep

i have to admit i did not have high hopes gor these books, but it is overall a great audio book. most of the main characters are well-developed, relatable and interestimg. the book has surprising depth, dealing with issues like racism, slavery, rape, and the moral struggles faced by the protagonist. before you dismiss the genre, remember what fun Tron is as a movie!! more than anything though, i think these books have tapped into the need to grapple with our own struggling world, humanity, and morals, while giving us the escapism and fun of doing it in the fantasy RPG world. any one who has played RPGs can attest to the powerful relationships that can be formed in game, as well as the ability of the game to give you some solace from the everyday wears, cares, and thorns of life, while the protagonists ongoing moral conundrums nevertheless remind us all of our humanity and that our choices do matter.

Any World of Warcraft gamers will love this book!

As a long time gamer of World of Warcraft and other similar games i am definitely able to appreciate a book series such as these. I was a bit hesitant at first to purchase thos book but i have found myself eager to listen and listen as the main character Rictor levels up with his fun and dangerous adventures. i can't wait to listen to the rest of these books.

Almost got too brutal for me to continue

No spoilers, but this gets really dark early on. The author expertly manipulated my emotions between rage and despair and held the tone for too long, in my opinion. I was starting to physically feel sick with how much I hated one of the enemies and realized that I was going to have to stop listening to this series if that plot line did not resolve itself soon. On a brutality scale from 1 to 10, where 1 is comedic kid fantasy where nobody ever gets hurt, and 10 is genocide and graphic depiction of torturing pregnant women & children to death, this book reached a 7 or an 8. For comparison, the first book in this series had rape and human(oid) trafficking and I'd rate it a 5 on that scale. The Red Wedding from Game of Thrones is a 9.

Something I hate in anime is the trope where there's some enemy that is so insane they lick their weapons and never stop smiling or laughing cheerfully while vivisecting an innocent person or something. This book has one of those characters. Fortunately, the story goes from hardcore sadism back to the milder fantasy adventure tone of the first two books. I am going to be more cautious going forward with the series.

Nothing less than remarkable, truly supernatural

This series is incredible the supernatural talent of the writer opens your mind and gives you an experience movie can compare to, the. narration is just as unbelievable