
Dungeon Deposed
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Narrated by:
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Andrea Parsneau
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By:
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William D. Arand
Ryker only has one goal in his life right now: Turn a certain adventuring guild into a flaming wreck while dancing merrily through the smoldering ruins. All for the chance to get back at a handful of people.
It isn’t as if they didn’t deserve it either.
They had driven him from his home. Chased him physically from the very guild house itself. All the way to the gates of the city.
Simply because he wasn’t as strong as they expected him to be.
As strong as he’d expected himself to be.
He’d returned to the city the next day and left with his means for revenge. Something he’d hidden away and told no one about when he found it in one of his few Dungeon Dives.
An inactive Dungeon Core.
A crystal the size of a fist with a soul inside. One that could create anything from mana it wanted to. From monsters and complex cave systems to gold coins.
Years spent in planning, and unfortunately farming, as he waited. Now it felt like his moment was finally here.
The Dungeon Core had been acting strange lately. As if it were finally… coming to life.
Watching over the crystal like a hawk for this very event, Ryker impatiently waits. Any day now, it'd start.
And he could set about taking his vengeance.
Starting with ripping the soul of the dungeon out.
Warning and minor spoiler: This novel contains graphic violence, undefined relationships/partial harem, unconventional opinions/beliefs, forced political marriage (and consummation), and a hero who is as tactful as a dog at a cat show. Listen at your own risk.
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Surprisingly good
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Fun book great narration
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Just awesome
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Very Fun Listen
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Surprised
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One of My New Favorite Series
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This book, like every book by Arland, is most certainly not for everyone. This applies especially to this book.
The main character, Ryker, is quite frankly an ass. He's crude, self serving, easy to anger, as well as have aquired a lot of power. He also has a disposition towards acting before thinking, which causes most of the problems that happens in the book. If you go into this book expecting a hero who's just and fights evil, well…
You'll probably chuck the book into a wall after the first half, if not earlier.
Unlike most other main characters from other series that aren't heroes, Ryker is probably closer to a villain than a anti-hero or just someone "acting naturally" like many litRPG main characters seem to do.
The story of Dungeon Deposed is filled with action, sex, evil plans, and many uncomfortable subjects. There's forced marriage, essentially rape, murder, and much more that a sensetive and/or young reader should avoid (as the angry 1-2 stars reviews shows), but in exchange, the grimdark world where political intrigue rules over the peasant folk becomes much more realistic and Arland doesn't shy from using this when writing about how Ryker (at least sometimes try to) fight his desires to do well with those he hold close when things get more difficult.
Those who has read my reviews before probably knows that these are the kinds of books I enjoy, and I have definitely been dulled towards stories like this, however, there were times when even I could feel a bit uncomfortable, and it wasn't always because of Ryker's actions. So I repeat once again: THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR THE SENSETIVE and THIS IS NOT A STORY ABOUT A HERO.
I recommend you to first read Arand other books to get a feel for his writing, because this is on another level.
Also, a side note: those who read Monster's Mercy (still my favorite Arland book) probably will recognize Ryker. It's a nice easter egg.
Finally, I rate this book as 7/10. Very enjoyable, but be careful with your expectations.
Not for the sensetive
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A good litrpg with enough originality
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.... wow
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Great different take on dungeons
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