Roguelike in LitRPG Forum

Sep 13, 2018 Travis rated it liked it

Shelves: litrpg, free, smashwords, amazon, kindle-unlimited

Ok, up front, I have to say, I really enjoyed this story. However, I'm a stats guy, I really like the tables of stats and the skill progression in most LitRPG books. This book didn't have a lot of that, but what it did have wasn't carefully monitored. What I mean, is that in several places, the story increased in level, skill level, or what have you, and the corresponding stats didn't change in the least. To me, this is just sloppy editing. It doesn't detract from the story any for those who ign ...more

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Jan 28, 2022 Kevin rated it it was ok

Shelves: litrpg

2.5 stars. If you know what YASD means then you'll probably enjoy this book, the first half was more enjoyable for me then the 2nd, I loved all the roguelike elements.

Love this item it reminds me of Wednesdays Line "Are they made with real girl scouts"

d) Bag of Holding

1) Elven Cookies x2 (Made with real elves)

From Nethack

Elbereth (also called the E-word or sometimes just E) is, in the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien, the name of a divine being worshipped by elves. In Nethack, engraving her name on a

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May 30, 2020 Crissy Moss rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: gamelit-i-love, litrpg-challenge, litrpg, gamelit

I really enjoyed the humor in this book. Lots of good one liners, and an overall fun theme to the story. It is a rougelike, of course. The main character tries and tries again, respawning over and over while trying to get the reward at the end. It has a few nice mechanics that make it unique.

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