The Elemental Dungeon Trilogy: A Complete Dungeon Core Box Set

De: Jonathan Smidt

Narrado por: Will M. Watt, Jeff Hays, Laurie Catherine Winkel, Annie Ellicott

The complete trilogy of Jonathan Smidt's hit 2020 Dungeon Core Series, Elemental Dungeon! This box set is filled with a skeleTON of action, puns, dungeon building, more puns, monster creation, and an iconic cast of characters! Grab your party and dive back into an unforgettable Dungeon Core adventure!

Ryan doesn’t remember much about his life before becoming a dungeon core. Only that he had a bit of a disagreement with the church—something to do with a beheading?

Now reborn, Ryan begins to arm his darkness dungeon with devious traps, bestial zombies and ill-named skeletal creations, without doing anything too evil.

Well, mostly. Some adventurers just deserve a stalactite to the head.

But Ryan quickly learns being a darkness dungeon isn’t all loot and bone puns. With a necromancer on the rise and the Adventurer’s Guild watching his every move, he must prove that not all darkness dungeons are malevolent… even if they do have a few skeletons in their caverns.

Sadly, all of these issues keep distracting him from his own guilty pleasure, skeletal fight club. But don’t tell his fairy about that.

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so funny

I really enjoyed this dungeon core story. it was exciting and funny. narration was amazing

Missing dialogue

There are some parts of the book with missing dialogue in it and missing important details

As pun-filled as it is action-packed!

Jonathan Smidt’s The Elemental Dungeon Trilogy is an immersive Dungeon Core adventure that’s as pun-filled as it is action-packed. The writing is sharp, and the narrators, Will M. Watt, Jeff Hays, Laurie Catherine Winkel, and Annie Ellicott, bring the characters to life with energy and charm. As the synopsis teases, “Ryan doesn’t remember much about his life before becoming a dungeon core,” but you’ll remember this trilogy long after the last skeleton drops.

pretty good bundle

the overall story and plot were pretty good, but the second and third books had a drastic drop in humor. there are points where the audio isn't clear. 2/5 on story because the characters hardly ever solve their problems due to creativity, rather than happening to have the specific power needed for any/all real obstacles the moment they need it(especially in book 3), this paired with the before stated drop in humor makes the last parts of the series more frustrating to listen to than not.

More than worth it! You'll be glad you checked it out!

The story is good, solid, with no glaring issues. I wasn't expecting a really interesting story, based on the fact that all 3 books were packaged together and offered inexpensively. However, I was pleasantly surprised. Both author and audiobook production were very good, with no issues other than that book 3, chapter 82 is messed up. I'm not sure what happened. I re-downloaded the book, as words were missing and there were strange gaps in between sentences. The second download, as well as streaming through my Echo produced the same results. Otherwise, I'd have given 5 stars in all three categories.

I did not listen to this book with anyone in mind but myself, so I won't comment on appropriateness for kids or whatever. There is very little discussed in the nature of relationships and, if there was any language, I ignored it, since it's ubiquitous in most things. I don't recall it here, but I tend to forget those kind of things. I'd recommend this series (and will!) to my friends and family. If you're looking for harems or romance, then wrong series. If you want a well written story that will keep you listening through 3 books, well, this is the correct series. I can only hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

why the heck do u have a cricket in the background for a whole chapter.

love the story so far. narrator perfect. STUPID STUPID SOUND EFFECTS. we are listening to books for outer imagination. I'm on chapter 20 1st book. about to request a refund.

Promising but full of flaws

The book is well written in many ways but suffers from many mistakes that I hope could be avoided in the next book. Mostly how the author introduces other races to the book but does not use them at all, even though the events of the book affect the whole world the other races seem to just ignore the issues and go on with their life's like nothing is happening. Another issue is that the author frequently forgets the rules he sets for the world and even though he says that the characters get different abilities they hardly, if at all, use them, they all use the same ones they have been using since the start, or in different cases they use one or two of the ones they acquired over the next levels.

a different outlook

For me at least, having a story told by the dungeon itself was an interesting and new approach.
Of course there were ups and downs and it took a little getting used to. I had to adjust my expectations and take an open mind. The performance was the best saving grace. It could have gone so wrong.
I was definitely eager to hear the resolution at the end.
It was a good way to pass the time.

loved the book except the missing content.

starting on chapter 36 in hollowed bones there are obvious missing parts, several blank sections.

Sad that the last book has points where it cuts out

I love the story and the flow is so smooth keeping me wrapped chapter after chapter. Seeing the growth, hearing and feeling as I’m walking the story with the characters and sharing in the losses and the victories.