Temper: An Apocalyptic LitRPG Series
Red Mage, Book 2
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Temper: An Apocalyptic LitRPG Series
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Narrated by:
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Luke Daniels
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By:
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Xander Boyce
About this listen
A haven for humanity. Factions forming and fracturing. The seeds of a new empire.
Drew and his team are racing to create a system-recognized "Habitat". To make this happen, they must conquer more nodes, deal with an antagonistic superior officer, and possibly worst of all: Their own fear.
Freeing the troll’s sacrificial captives was only the beginning. Now the remnants of humanity must find a safe place to call home. But Nat's Park isn't the safe haven he was promised it would be. Not only do internal politics threaten to rip the survivors apart, an unknown danger haunts the stadium.
Drew and his allies will struggle to survive in the changed world after the Advent as fate works to temper them.
©2020 Xander Boyce (P)2020 Mountaindale PressLuke’s portrayals of the different characters is awesome too.
I have two big complaints tho:
1. The first time I heard this I heard “crans” and as an Australian who says “Cray-ons” I was very confused for a long time.
2. I need the next one!!! I’ve listened to this series at least 3 times and a 3rd book hasn’t magically appeared yet — very annoyed ;P
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This book panders to an american audience who know what the hell they are talking about with all the american intertextuality of places I dont care about and systems of governance that aren't important. This book panders to people who think they would run things better if they were in charge and feeds the savior complex. like 95% of apocalyptic books it does the same 95% of people died so I know what's right thing.
I'm done with with the series, versions 1 through 1000 can all fail for all I care, its honestly such a dumb system to create soldiers and the marbles are such a plot device that the story literally has no stakes. And what's with the authors compunction to turn people of mexican descent into monsters. There is no story worth following as the MC always has a side quest to do.
Did they just low key say that physics is made up?
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