Dungeon Lord: Ancient Traditions

The Wraith's Haunt - A LitRPG Series, Book 4

De: Hugo Huesca

Narrado por: Jeff Hays, Annie Ellicott, Dorrie Sacks

The secrets of the factory of nightmares are free for the taking...and Dungeon Lord Edward Wright intends to claim them.

War is coming to Starevos, delivered by the navy of the Kingdom of Heiliges. The only hope Edward and his friends have at surviving the wrath of the Light is an ancient Factory whose defenses are as deadly as those seeking to conquer it.

However, Ed is not the only Dungeon Lord who seeks the power of the factory. To save the Haunt, Ed must face war-forged Dungeon Lords older and crueler than he is, and everything he has learned shall be tested to its utter limit.

Even before the Endeavor starts, dark forces converge around the Haunt, threatening to drown Ed and his friends under a mass of corpses. If Ed is not careful, he may be forced to become as terrible as his enemies just to outlive them.

In fact, that may well be his only chance at victory.

Will Edward have what it takes to prove he is the meanest Dungeon Lord around, or will he become a footnote in the annals of history?

There's only one way to find out.

©2019 Hugo Huesca (P)2019 Soundbooth Theater

always interesting and entertaining!

yet another addition to this entertaining series. I look forward to the next book in this series!

Background sounds really coming together

If you're a fan of the previous three books, then you'll know Soundbooth theatre began experimenting with adding background sounds and music that many (including myself) found intrusive, too loud, and pulled the listener away from the story. I can happily report all these issues have been resolved in book 4 while actually retaining these sound effects. The volume has been reduced greatly when they are introduced and I find they are more appropriate and not as numerous during the story, which helped to actually draw me in more rather than pull me out.

The story itself is interesting and even more epic and longer in length than the previous books. As the story progresses, the author seems intent on providing richer details and more action to the Haunts tale and delivers well. Good addition to the series!

best in a great series so far.

every thing I love about this series cranked up to 11 to make this probobly my favorite dungeon lord/dark lord style series now. the main character's philosophy and struggles with the faustian gambit he got himself into are on point with out ever seeming whiney. He has a believable amount of struggle, he shows his huge character growth throughout the series in every situation in this book.

the different shades of bad guy become apparent throughout the novel, I could write an ethics paper on the shades of villiany in this book and how it shows that no one set of ideals can be correct in every situation and we have to keep trying to figure out the right thing to do in any situation.

on a side note if you are interested in situational ethical philosophy I recommend the ethics of ambiguity by Simone de Beauvoir, she was by far my favorite philosopher when I Took ethics in university.

amazing

exactly what I expected, exactly what I wanted, exactly what I needed during the covid19 pandemic

simply amazing

I have heard a lot of litrpg book but this has always been my favourite.

Excellent Everything.

I'm a tough evaluator, but I gave this audiobook 5 stars across the board. Great series, and this installment is the best so far. Audio production is also top notch by Jeff Hayes and Soundbooth Theater. Well done!

Best series

Im so invested, need more, im hooked lol! Binged this book in about 30h. Just enough time to sleep between the binge.
Please dont make me wait to long for the next one 😅

Sooo Good!!!

The story is great and the narrators are wonderful. The series as a whole is good but this is the best part so far.

WOW WORTH IT!

I need book 5 ASAP! The book was fun and enjoyable the whole way through.

ohhh man im so excited for the next one!!!

its been a long time since I've legitimately had a blast all the way through listening to a story. this is one of those rare occasions where i feel like i stumbled upon a masterpiece start to finish.