Phylomancer: The Complete Series

A LitRPG Progression Fantasy Adventure Series

De: Jack Bryce

Narrado por: Erin Bateman

Oram's journey from average Joe to hero begins when he's transported into his favorite game. Lucky for him, he still has access to his Early Backer class, the Phylomancer, a mage class that learns spells and abilities by binding others to him.

To become a master of the fantasy world of Aerda, Oram will need to embrace his role as a Phylomancer. Along the way, he will forge powerful bonds with his companions, a beautiful Elven Ranger, a fierce Priestess of the icy North, and a deadly and seductive Demon Assassin.

This bundle contains the complete Aerda Online series, consisting of book 1-3 (Phylomancer, Demon Tamer, and Clanfather).

Note: This LitRPG fantasy adventure contains unconventional relationships. Also contains lots of crunchy stats and system messages.

©2023 Jack Bryce (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

pretty good

the story itself was great, even though there were a few parts that kind of just dragged seemingly for the sake of filling a chapter, but over all, I loved it. Also... Finally a freaking epilogue from one of these that takes place after some real time has passed instead of 30 seconds after the chapter ended. I appreciate that it shows a least a snippet of how life is after a significant amount of time has passed. yeah, it's nit picky. but to me it matters

A fun little adventure.

I don’t usually like trilogies but I like the storyline and the mechanics of the Phylomancer. And Erin Bateman has a wide range of character voices to enjoy. Especially her ability to create some fun Eastern Europe accents.
I don’t have a lot to say for this one. Kind of similar with several other harem fantasy stories since it is a short one. It seems to take four or more books to really become something more unique from what I have seen.

The only slight issue I have is the DnD dive checks mechanic. It’s interesting and a throwback but I’m not a fan of the whole luck of the roll or a matter of chance. Training, skill, will and endurance doesn’t allow for such an arbitrary aspect to hold such power in the way it is displayed in the story. But I can mostly ignore it since it isn’t over done too much.
However, I can see myself coming back to relisten to this series later on for the simple fun of it.

I like to thank Royal Guard for the code for this boxset and all I had to do was give an honest review.

The story

I liked the level progression, and how he was not op. I would like to hear or read about the world and the characters.

mc ruins the potential of the story

the story was pretty good with a lot of potential, but the MC absolutely ruins it. what kind of weekend gaming partier comes into a new world and tries so hard to talk like everything they say is an important triumphant speech?

we shall not fail so long as we remain together!
nope.

and the fact that he's just ridiculous. how's a lawyer "rushing into it without considering our actions" over and over and over and over. then when he screws up Again acts all sad about having to take the life of "some guy just doing his job" awe shucks. let's all mourne this dude and try to contemplate all the various people who may have been waiting for him to come home when the entire universe is at steak. dude is straight up working in a situation that's obviously evil. it's his own fault he's dead. just one example.

sorry, needed to vent. but that's the type of frustration the mc makes you feel non stop. never seen one person who was such a wuss end up with a harem. this series could have been so good.

Wonderful Collection

Erin Bateman did a fantastic job with this series. I'm continually impressed with her skills as a narrator.

I received a code for an honest review.