Incursion City

A LitRPG Adventure (Chronicles of Sir Crabby, Book 2)

By: Ryan Rimmel, Boe Hagen

Narrated by: Phil Thron

Sir Crabby McCrabbington, Lord of the Coast and High Crab of the Realm, thought he had escaped the dungeon...

Only to enter claw first into a wider conflict. Unknown to the rest of the Arthos, the dungeon monsters have fought an unending undersea war against CORRUPTION. A conflict that is steadily progressing.

Sir Crabby finds himself stuck between new friends, new enemies, and worse as the gods look from on high. With a jaunty tune, and the heart of a hero, he must find the means to survive and escape from the Army of....

INCURSION CITY.

Bestseller Ryan Rimmel, author of Noobtown, teams with Boe Hagen to bring you this hilarious and unique LitRPG Series about the most unlikely of heroes who gains access to a System, and all the wacky adventures that ensue.

©2023 Ryan Rimmel, Boe Hagen (P)2023 Recorded Books

A beautiful work

It takes a good writer to make a book both whimsical and epic at the same time. It takes a great writer to make an epic callback to a whimsical start. [Redacted] is the perfect moment for both (and yes, that was an intentional reference.)

a unique water story

chapter 2 was a great listen I'm seeing how they made aquatic creatures into military units

Great continuation

It is a great continuation of Sir Crabbys story, hopefully we get a book 3 soon.

Redacted !!!

Wow, what a listen, I thoroughly enjoyed this listen and I can’t wait for Sir Crabby’s adventures in the next book! Very funny references throughout listen, which made it even more enjoyable as well!

Just one problem

Overall another good story, but somebody should have caught Phil reciting a fish-based parody of "Gory Gory" to a marching cadence and had him re-record that part for the final product

I get that the production company probably can't have him sing the parodies of the copyrighted songs, but "Gory Gory" is public domain, and hearing him chant it to the cadence of the "I don't know" army chant was just painful to listen to.

Nothing against Phil Thron. He's one of my favorite narrators and it's entirely possible he's never heard "Gory Gory." This is mostly on the producers for not catching it in time to fix.