Elf Empire 2: Blood Plague

A LitRPG Kingdom-Building Adventure

De: John Stovall

Narrado por: Todd Haberkorn

Leo barely defeated the invading orc armies and protected his nascent elf empire… Now, a new threat appears: the Red Plague.

This infection spreads through wounds from the infected creatures and drives those infected to serve a mysterious entity, the Blood Court. The plague is coming from Stonehaven, an ancestral seat of the dwarves who were once allied with Leo's elf empire.

Desperate to solve this problem, Leo must seek out magical allies to break the barrier keeping people out of Stonehaven, then enter the dwarven city—all the while trying to find a cure for the Red Plague itself and destroying the Blood Court.

With his old friends—Hugh, Lily, and Zir—as well as new and unexpected allies, Leo will seek to free Stonehaven and once again expand his elf empire.

[Contains a wacky bro dragon, a five-year-old stronger than the dragon, more quips than anyone wanted to see, and a complicated magical system with near-endless possible variety. Also, kingdom building, heartfelt dragon moments, and charts. Lots of charts.]

©2023 John Stovall (P)2023 Podium Audio

Nice

The second book is soundly built off the first one. The characters are growing but no one is omnipotent. Still got some great character depth and humanizing flaws creating a wonderful mesh in character conversations.

Honestly the leveler info is not necessary, it's just filler info that isn't really worth the ink and paper. just state quickly that the growing character gained this feat or something, done. Story definatly can stand alone.

Wasn’t he an engineer?

I like the books but wasn’t he an engineer? When is hr gonna actually build something? Why is he a king? He isn’t doing any king stuff or building

Good Story and easy to listen to

This was a good story I finished it in a little over a day. The story flows well, they did a good job with the world building, sprinkled with action, comedy and character development.
The only thing I would say prevents ne from giving it a full 5 starts, was the stats system, I get that this type of series os all about stats, but it's way too detailed and gives alot of unnecessary information. I find myself zoning out once they start reading off the stats sheets, but despite that this was still an excellent book.

Awesome narration

I really love this series. it does drag just a bit when it goes into all the stats and the characters leveling, but the story is very good and I love all the characters. Todd Haberkorn's performance is amazing. His use of different voices is awesome and really brings the story to life. Can't wait to start the third book and see how it all ends.

Great second book!

This second book was great! It got to the point, gave more world building and character development we saw in the first book! Looking forward to how this kingdom gets up from the ground and manages all of their newly acquired territories. Also still loving the Narrator and his style can’t get enough! On wards to book 3!

Not great, but not bad,generally good

If you read the first book, it’s pretty much the same.
also, I’ve read a lot of the litRPG’s at this point and these might be the most boring longest character sheets ever!!

Not as good as previous book.

It seems to me the character's behavior is not consistent at times with the first book. Seems more random and instant switch from near death painful injury to laughing over the same running character jokes. Not as cohesive, maybe rushed and not given a second pass?