Way of the Wolf

A Dark Fantasy LitRPG Adventure

De: Tom Elliot

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

Duración: 16 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

New Powers and Old. A conflict millennia in the brewing. And at the center of it: one man.

Michael has escaped the clutches of the Dark, if only temporarily. Surfacing in the world above, he finds matters no less complex than down below and survival as challenging as it had been in the dungeon.

Is the harder path the one you must forge on your own?

Many want Michael as their ally. Yet more want him dead, and the Dark is not done with him either. Can he find a way to navigate the treacherous waters of the Game and uncover the mysteries about himself?

Or will Michael bend to Powers greater than him?

Follow him on his epic journey of discovery and find out!

©2022 Tom Elliot (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Great story with interesting developments

After reading his first book I didn’t think he could top the unique adventure experience and interest it induced in our family to include even our teenage son. To my surprise this second book of the series not only kept up the intrigue but also improved upon the store while adding interesting new depth to the story. Great story and well read.

Another good one! 😀

Just as good as book one! MC keeps evolving in interesting ways. Now to wait on #3

Unrealistic mechanics and situations

Game mechanics are uninteresting, unrealistic, not applied evenly. Mc is overpowered for seemingly no reason. Can instant kill people who should have over twice the stats and 100 times longer to have trained skills. For some reason every enemy is a fighter or mage which apparently instantly dies to any level rogue even though the Powers, who’s lived forever and were players themselves, sent specific kill squads for him. Why is everyone incompetent against some kid who has no memories outside of the less than week he’s been in the game?

What’s the point of player rank outside of being level mod 10? Why is every point in stats also called rank but skill levels are also a rank per 10 levels? Why is the level cap there but no one uses it? All these mages with apperently no perception, dexterity, or constitution think his skills (which are at 20-35% of cap) are high when if they put everything into magic or faith they have a cap in the thousands of levels to cap. Don’t they have skill levels in the 200s? They got to have been around to years.

Why do all the players have no abilities? People who apparently have all 3 classes and plenty of time to acquire abilities and are even part of a huge faction have no abilities when mc has like 20. Why does the big bad mage have rank basic fire bolt and a basic mage shield? He’s suppose to be level 100. No one has aoe? Or detect life. Or levitate? Or anyway to beat a rogue? They were literally sent to kill a rogue….

I love it

I love it. I'm hooked. I've never listened this long before. I need to buy the next one.

Meh...too much plot armor

I am gonna be nice a give this four stars, but it's really only barely a 3.5 for me. Kinda had to shut off the logic center of my brain halfway through, MC worked the hell out of his plot armor on this one.

Loved it!

Loving the story, progression and narration. Highly recommend checking out this series! Especially if you are a friend of the pack.

Awesome

Can’t wait to finish the series, these first two books should been or were at one point one book. It’s dope still, for sure will listen to the other two when they come out.

Good, but nothing special.

It loses a whole star for using pack alpha for wolves. This term doesn't apply to wolves, even if people still believe it's a thing. Written well, but wasn't able keep my interest most of the time.

More Great LitRPG

Just coming off of reading book 4; I really enjoy this series, Michael is a good protagonist, and the narration is great.

a must read

second book still has everything fun the first book and more. highly recommend this to be added to your list.