Tower of the Noobs

Noobtown, Book 7

By: Ryan Rimmel

Narrated by: Johnathan McClain

With every day that passes, the Dark Overlord grows stronger.

For Ordinal to be safe, he must be stopped. As Windfall's army grows, so does the hope that Jim will prevail.

Jim's got other problems, though, including an inside-out demon, an elf plague, missing townspeople, and a lonely badger.

With Jim gone, Fenris tries to hold down the fort, but he has an Assassin running free in Windfall and a prickly pair of royals to deal with.

Does Ordinal really stand a chance against the ever growing darkness?

©2022 Ryan Rimmel (P)2023 Podium Audio

another great edition

just like the previous books this one is hilarious, action packed, and fun to listen to. it deserves all the stars given.

Great lead up

It was a very good addition to the story, not wasting much time going over details from previous books. That ending, I'm very excited for the next book, I was wondering if anything was going to happen to help with that "issue" left over from the early story. Being the way I am, I focused on that very often, waiting for something to present the opportunity.

This is the first LitRPG that has a primary character who I can really relate to, Jim being a family man and all. I'm yet to be disappointed in the way he reacts to situations, instead he is mostly doing what I want to do in his place (when it comes to interpersonal relations and helping others, etc...).

Hilariously written!!!!

Thank you for a great and entertaining story:-) all the books are amazing!!!
Hope the next one is already in the making!

amazing as always

hilarious, fun, action, I mean need you know more? you know what that chicken did

Already waiting for the next one!

I'll admit, the new narrative approach had me a little worried at first (mostly because it signaled the demise of some previously beloved series), but they pulled it off! There's a lot of payoff in this book, both narratively and comedically, and just the right amount of character-building crunch (which i personally love, but understand how it can cause a story to drag when overdone).