The War of the Noobs

Noobtown, Book 8

De: Ryan Rimmel

Narrado por: Johnathan McClain

The man, the myth, the legend.

Jim, the Mayor of Noobtown, journeys to the depths of Ordinal in search of Jarra before he prepares for war against the Dark Overlord. He is doing his best, but outside forces keep getting in his way. Between playing politics, the increasing difficulty of avoiding the admins, and building an army, does Jim even have time to formulate a plan for victory? Worse, can he deal with the consequences of the impending battle? After all, a war is coming. Not everyone can survive.

©2025 Ryan Rimmel (P)2025 Podium Audio

Cliffhanger

Love the series and this book was one of the best in it but I do not like cliffhangers. Hopefully the next book will come quickly!

Noobtown is back

Noobtown is back and it is glorious. So much happened so fast. Jonathan McClain is an all-time narrator and it shows here. I love the references. Shout-out to the Last Starfighter nod

Fantastic and hilarious!!

I was entertained the entire time, the book is hilarious, the story progressed quickly without lulls, and the ending is amazing. My only regret is that I now have to wait until the next book is released.

what the hell

holy admin alerts. this one is crazy... hold onto your butts, it's a wild ride.

I listen tonanlot, this is my favorite

Love the story, love the narration. Can't recommend enough! This one tugs at the heartstrings more but it's appropriate. The book and the characters are growing up and getting more depth!

Narration Chapter for Jonathan was hilarious

When I first read this series I was convinced it was gonna be a dirty vice for me, most LitRPG books are not great and I listen to them as a grungy vice to fill my time.

This series has been an incredible surprise, great storytelling and comedy that’s perfectly woven together with both levity and heavy topics. I didn’t even see the chapter name at first for the chapter dedicated to the narrator Jonathan.

This chapter was incredibly funny, it broke the fourth wall in the perfect way. I enjoyed listening to Jonathan weave through the ridiculous and sadistic assortment of different accents. Even before I read the title of the chapter I could tell exactly what you were doing and it was done in such a way that I fell in love with the playful writing style.

You are an amazing writer and I actually felt bad for Jonathan and knowing how long it probably took him to complete that chapter. That sort of playful teasing is the cornerstone of people who are happy in life, I appreciate it more than you know.

Thank you to both you and Jonathan for delivering one of my new favorite series. I can highly appreciate your lack of pop culture/political family guy references I’ve seen in other LitRPGs (it ruins most books for me). Most of your earth references are minor and straight forward. Maybe a bit silly, but again I’ve seen this ruin other series (He Who Fights With Monsters is an example of obscure pop culture references and political commentary ruining a series) even when you do bring up political commentary it’s done in a very “who am I to judge/ what do I know” sort of way. Very well done.

Same old same old

Same thing you always expect but with a dumb twist that should not have happened in the last 10 minutes

transformers!

Transformers the 1985 animated movie references! one shall stand, one shall fall. Grimlock destroy devastator. and Do not grieve! It's all amazing!

Awesome series

I have enjoyed this series from the beginning. Jonathan McClain really brings my imagination out with his presentation of characters. Shart is the best!!

Holy mother trucker!

The cliffhanger ending left me speechless. I actually screamed no. Scared the crap out of my coworkers. I can't wait to see what's next.