Reincarnated to Spellcraft

A LitRPG Adventure (Archmage Reborn, Book 1)

De: DB King

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland

Reborn and robbed of all his power. He must get it back. He will be an Archmage again.

Betrayed and banished by the capricious Elemental Gods who gave him his magic, Saul awakens in a new body, a new time, and a new life.

One he never wanted.

Saul was at the peak of his power. As Archmage of Keldor and Commander of the Emperor’s military might, he carved a bloody path of victory across the whole of the known world, uniting the warring factions into the greatest empire the world had ever seen.

Now, he’s nobody. A man out of his time. He has nothing except memories of his past life, and the mysterious System, granted to him by the Trickster God Sarkur.

Saul must learn the System and rebuild his magic from the ground up. It won’t be easy, but Saul has one goal in mind. He’s out for revenge.

Don't miss this action-packed Reincarnation LitRPG from DB King. Saul the Archmage Reborn must untangle a web of myth, magic, betrayal, and friendship to fulfil his destiny. Will the path lead him to ultimate power, or to the complete destruction of the universe and everything in it?

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even the God's were jealous

Killed because he gained more power than the God's could allow, reborn thanks to a trickster, can a man change his fate ? Fun story with a system stats and great narration.

Interesting story

The story is an interesting twist on the genre. There is a fair amount of expositional thought and dialog though. I liked the characters and some of the mechanics are also interesting. The narration is ecellecnt@

Great start!

Mage gets reborn without magic. Would be like waking up without an arm. Lots of drama and political intrigue alongside awesome action. Good start to what I hope to be a complete series!

Meh

The story had all the elements of a good one, but I did not enjoy it. I feel like the story was lacking something, along with the narration. The narration wasn't objectively bad, it just didn't seem to fit to.

Flawed But Very Good

This book has one huge problem. It does not develop nor set up the antagonists in a meaningful way at all, especially in the first few hours. This means the protagonist is depicted as a brutal, proud, mass murdering tyrant who wants to take over and control the world. Thus for the first few hours I wanted him to fail, and I hated him.

But I stuck with the book mostly because I like the narrator from other books I listened to with him. The author still failed to set up the antagonists as fully fleshed people. Even the gods whom the protagonists hate are, as far as I can tell from the story, the good guys when they turn against the protagonist.

This is basically a book about a guy who is to the core evil and the bane of the whole world, but it's still a good book.

It’s ok But

It’s a good story. It’s well written and fascinating storyline but I’m not quite sure. I like the main character. I would recommend you should read it for yourself. I am still up in the air of whether I’m going to get the next book or not.

different and awesome.

what an interesting story. no spoilers. narrator killed it! can't wait for the next! if you're looking for something new and not another telling of the same story. try this!

Fun

Saul is the mage to an empire who gets booted to the past, given a System, and charged with surpassing his old self before his old self is born in twelve years. He starts in a small village beset by evil warlocks. He saves the village and moves on to save another. He learns an old friend of his has also come back in time. He must now find his friend and accelerate his power grab by two years. Book ends.

It’s an interesting story. The narrator has a smooth enticing voice. The system is new to both character and reader. The pace is steady . In all a pleasant listen. Please enjoy

Interesting Story

Unique use of system magic along with a smattering of other magics. Start could move a little faster, but character development is well done so far. Can't wait for the next installment.

unexplained

this almost feels like the second book in a series the magic system is odd and it's just kind of glossed over
why do mages need a channeler to cast spells? how are sigils made how do they work? how many gods are there? how do the elemental gods grant powers and if the god are the ones who provide the ability why do you need a relay system of mages to cast spells?

also the actual system is..... shallow would be the best way to phrase it
and feels less like creating new spells than buying them from the shop 100 dust and 100 xp gives you 1 level up sigil
the entire magic system is completely lacking in details

the story itslef is OK but the absolute lack of details is grating