Artorian's Archives Omnibus Vol. 2: Books 4-6 in a Divine Dungeon Series

Artorian's Archives Boxset

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.

Books four through six in the Artorian's Archives series.

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.

Download the three book boxed set today to hear Dennis Vanderkerken and Dakota Krout’s Arsenal, Acme, and Anima!

©2020, 2021 Dakota Krout (P)2024 Dakota Krout

story got old, lots of time explaining the system, boring

too much explaining of fictional system and not enough plot, freaking waste of time. who cares!?!

Professional editor needed

I imagine these books are more enjoyable for readers who haven’t seen the same shows the author has. Doctor Who references, Warehouse 13, and every other popular media. Also, a professional editor is needed to go through and correct the nearly constant stream of incorrectly used common expressions.

The general feeling is of watching anime and donghua.

Good

Love it is was my favorite book i l o v e e d i t

Was there any progression?

I feel this book did a lot of back and forth and ultimately it just started to feel like filler. The main character is know to talk off everyone ear while as a reader that ultimately also translates onto us. I ultimately enjoyed the first 3 books more than these 3. I will give the next few a chance but if things continue like this book then I recommend skipping until the story picks up again and there is some progression and less “resets.”

Readers need some context

This was a good continuation from the 1st Omnibus. From what I can tell most of the other commenter's didn't make the connection between this series and the completionist chronicles, or if they did they didn't mention it in their comments. I recommend reading the completionist chronicles first before reading this.

Now, while I appreciate the combining of the two sets of books I really feel like book 4 concluded too many plots in an anticlimactic way. I am curious to see where this series goes from here but I'm going to be optimistically cautious from here on out. Though I would like to say Dakota, please stop making your characters so clueless.