Arsenal: A Divine Dungeon Series

Artorian's Archives, Book 4

De: Dennis Vanderkerken, Dakota Krout

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

An end of the world. The start of a new one. A thousand places to be.

Artorian has survived his encounter at the Ziggurat, but at a sharp cost. However, the powers in the world are moving and there is no time to rest. Even if Artorian doesn’t realize his part in it, the next stage of the great plan is set in motion.

In a place of mountains and dales, the old scholar must seek new information in order to puzzle out the last pieces and gather victory with his own two hands. For his loved ones, his humanity may need to be left behind. Yet, becoming something else is a small price to pay for an old man on a mission. Life comes at a price, but success comes with Ascension.

War and Moonfall loom on the horizon. It matters little. Artorian will build his arsenal.

©2020 Dennis Vanderkerken, Dakota Krout (P)2020 Mountaindale Press

Amazing performance

this was the book I was actually wanting from dungeon eternium. Artorian is my favorite character of three Devine dungeon world. Travis Baldree is the only narrator that can do justice for him.

Extremely enjoyable ending to a great side story series

I'm not a fan side stories but this entire series has added an entire layer to the Divine Dungeon world. I love the MC and his personal development. Definitely worth the credit.

Awesome

Is it weird that I like Artorian's story more than Dale's. I think a lot of it has to do with the narrator. He just projects a perfect image of the man.

So much fun and a great conclusion

Loved every minute of this series. Autorian is such a fun love-able old man that I cannot help but smile and laugh through all his antics. It was a great listen. The narrator is superb as well, bringing lots of life and variety to the voices throughout the story. Definitely recommend .

love it

I have to go back to the to the Dungeon collaboratory series I love how they brought those 2 together

I love this world!

Too often does the closing of a series feel like the end of possibility. Not on Mountaindale! This was a great entry in a world I truly enjoy. I can't wait for the story to continue!! Thank you for these stories.

Awesomely Written!!!

This book and series is a definite must! Awesome book amazing series. So much world building and character debt!

LOVE IT!

I was all about wanting to finish in one go. Life would see things differently. eventually when everyone and everything stopped interrupting i finally finished. Now going back to listen again. You know, to pickup all the little things that I missed.

Artorian in Divine Dungeon

This is the book that I have been waiting for since I found out that Artorian Archives was going to be a thing. This is the book that takes place at the same time as the last two books of Divine Dungeon. Let me tell you, it is SO GOOD to hear Cal again! I am actually more excited to read the next book as the series continues!

Syncing up with Divine Dungeon 5

This book brings Artorian and the world through to the end of Divine Dungeon 5 and the epilogue covers a little bit after. This is the book in which Artorian settles all old business.

Spoilers below...

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With the world ending, care of the Xenocide (see Divine Dungeon 5: Dungeon Eternium for more on that), Artorian ascends to the mage ranks and starts funneling more and more things to Cal, earning him the title of "Favorite". My favorite bit was him securing the thief that stole Dani away and delivering it unto Dani. That was a nice bit of cross-series justice.

Artorian finally secured the last of his 2 children/grandchildren from the evil of the Ziggurat/Raiders. Ember/Dawn is freed from Skyspear, and everyone precious to Artorian is reunited and brought unto Cal.

The world ends, Artorian declares himself a Completionist (which is a nice tie in to the Completionist Chornicles) and he gets to work getting Cal's inner world up to snuff.
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I've already started Acme (which is the name of the law Cal is bound to).