Artifact

A Divine Dungeon Series (Artorian's Archives, Book 8)

By: Dennis Vanderkerken, Dakota Krout

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

Precious D.E. points. Staunch believers. One cantankerous beaver.

Artorian has seen better days. Chased by demons, hunted by the Red Inkquisition, on the run as a fugitive...and he’s spent barely any time in Eternia. Stuck as a tiny noodle dragon and formed into a crown to decorate the heads of Nobility, he is forced to rely on his friends instead of fixing the issues of the world himself.

Luckily for everyone else, the plucky grandfather does not know how to quit. If all Artorian can do is wiggle, then he will wiggle fiercely! By unearthing the secrets of the deity system, he’ll find what it takes to make the true tools of victory.

Other deities make mere weapons.... Artorian makes Artifacts!

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Amazing

These books are and amazing work of art. How every little part of the story flows together and hows how to be informative and how to be silly all at the same time.

Maybe I’m getting burned out?

Also where is Blanket…. This entire series is about Blanket and I refuse to see otherwise

The story goes all over the place, but is still highly entertaining!

Artorian remains entertaining regardless of all of the threads still loose throughout the series. Pop culture references abound and Travis Baldree doesn’t miss! Too much talking about only confuses or spoils. Keep reading, it’s been awesome.

Absolutely fantastic

This is a series I very highly recommend to people. The messages in the series are simply heartwarming, and the story itself is wonderfully crafted. I absolutely can't wait for more.

Best One so Far

I've really enjoyed the Artorian story ever since it got going. Sometimes I felt it got bogged down a little too much in talking about game mechanics.
This book was amazing and I was really pleased to see the plot advance in a lot of interesting ways that are going to lead up to some climactic conclusion in maybe the next one or two books. Not that I want it to end. Anyway thanks Dakota and Dennis you've done a great job!