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Persoally I found Play to Live started well enough, but I felt it went downhill after the third book.

Edited by user Monday, January 23, 2017 5:34:33 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

https://royalroadl.com/fiction/7599

How to Tame Your princess. Very long winded insane guy with only minimal plot. Moves along eventually.

https://drive.google.com...ftS2pwRUVFeFJUTlU/viview

By Andrew s. ball author of The Contractor (would also recommend that book)
About jackson and his adventures in the "Game" world Isis. Has Sex scenes.

http://royalroadl.com/fiction/3468
Loser of tarinath about a game world filled with criminals and one healer. Because criminals want to be fighting classes.


http://royalroadl.com/fiction/7793
Unbound deathlord by edward castle. (Amazon book)

http://royalroadl.com/fiction/8397
Underworld level up or die!

http://www.ironteethserial.com/table-of-contents/
Story about a goblin who lives with bandits.

http://royalroadl.com/fiction/8894
Everybody loves large chests
Extreme Gore weird sex things. Made me laugh on pretty much every chapter. It starts out way late, but this story has the best "God of chaos" ever. Couple chapters have been Read by jeff hays.

https://www.literotica.com/s/tristans-tale-pt-01
First few chapters are poop but it picks up into a great story

https://www.literotica.com/s/sisterhood-ch-01-1
This stories in a DnD world in the underdark about the drow. As you would expect for evil elfs it starts out with like four straight sex chapters as "initiation" Gets better and is long.

Edited by user Monday, January 23, 2017 8:10:47 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

While waiting for book 4, I've gone through quite a number of Chinese Xianxia web novels. Most of them aren't written in a way that would express significant insight into the human mind, human interaction, or creativity.

One of the exceptions is Absolute Choice. It reads as if it was written by an adult trying to see through the eyes of a child, instead of the opposite, which seems to be the norm in Xianxia.

http://www.wuxiaworld.com/absolute-choice-index/

And The land book 6 came out.

Yeah, my experience is that books that you are following come out and you get notified 4 or 5 days later. At the least.

I am technically following my own books and was notified almost a week later that it had come out. I have always found it rather odd, and perhaps reassuring, that even though it's the same login for author/buyer, they can't seem to put two and two together to realize that I really don't need to buy my own books. Even though of course, I do so I get the full reader experience (or nightmare as the case was with the Kindle PW's).

However, what is more annoying is they often forget that I have purchased a book and will continue to send me emails about it after I've bought it, read it, etc.

I think that would logically work in the Fantasy forum, there is a topic on recommendations there, another topic on what makes a good fantasy novel would work.

Of course, I really don't know what you mean by a "a good fantasy book"

As I see it, you need to take worlds as you find them, and then write the non-fiction narratives of the events in that world as you observe them.

You sort of have to describe it as it is, the author can be at fault for not being able to suitably describe the events that happened, but you can hardly blame an author for the laws of physics, or lack there of, in a particular localverse or the events themselves nor their lameness.

Now true, the author might misrepresent them, but ultimately authors are just describing what they find in those worlds.

That's what T-A-G is doing. His faults are all about narrative structure, omissions of facts (now that's a serious issue for T-A-G, he is often misrepresenting my actions) etc.

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So this series also refers to a Dungeon Core (I think formerly a Dungeon Heart--in some book I read a century or so ago)

It's that now standard terminology in the LitRPG space?

Yes, Beast Core as well, OK, so it's not me just completely missing out.

I wonder if there is some game out there that has these cores? Perhaps that is what they are basing it on.

I loved Dungeon Keeper! Don't remember playing it for that long for some reason...compared to Doom or MMORPGs later...you know, I think I still have the box for it in my pile of ancient disks.

War of the Overworld looks very interesting...however, that's one more time suck than I need, I'm already overloaded with distractions...but it will haunt me....I'll pray to Tiernon not to get sucked into it.

Interesting.

You know what also would have been fun...is if something happened to zap all the undeadites out into the real world and he/his game self and NPC's could begin over running the "real world"

Hah hah. I love that conceit! "Real World" Everyone know the Real World was a tightly scripted, faux-reality series. Why Thomas Convent types always want to get back to that place is beyond me. Bleck!