Accidental Traveler Box Set Volumes 1-3

An Epic Fantasy Gaming Adventure Trilogy

De: Jamie Davis, C. J. Davis

Narrado por: Roberto Scarlato

Stuck in the game, a complete litRPG trilogy

Hal can't catch a break.

What can he do to turn his luck around?

Wandering through a flea market, a strange woman starts to talk his ear off. She won’t let him leave. He doesn’t want any of her junk, that is, until she pulls out a bootleg copy of a new game. Maybe he can forget his troubles for a few hours?

What happens next turns Hal’s life upside-down.

You’ll love this epic litRPG fantasy series, because every game needs a winner.

Play along with Hal as he becomes an Accidental Thief, Warrior, and Mage. It's three full-length audiobooks in one!

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mispronounced words

it's pronounced garotte not Garrett.
it's a really distracting mistake that really took me out of the story

kind of mediocre

it was very dry and predictable and there was no humor I knew where it was going before it it happened there was no surprise it was just blah

Good easy listen

Narrator was excellent and the book was well written. I would recommend for any rpg-lit fan.

a bit meh

there seemed to be a good bit of continuity errors. one scene, the motivation is x, then next it's y. I typically always give fives, but the main is lacking, and it is written on the rails.

Easy Listening

The storyline is well though out and it's easy to listen for for my young niece as well. I found myself enthroned throughout the entire series due to all the voice actors giving it their personal touches.

Great narration. MC drove me nuts at the end.

loved the narrator he did a great job. Only issue I had was really with the MC making stupid decisions. In the beginning I didn't mind it because I felt he was figuring this out. At the end though he was still making decisions like that and I didn't feel he had any growth with that aspect of himself. There were several times in the 2nd and 3rd books where I just stopped listening and take a break because I was so frustrated at the MC for making the same mistakes. It would have been one thing if at some point he recognized the mistakes he made and realized that he kept making the same/similar mistakes and you could see he was trying to get better but no. Not even a hit of recognition let alone progress to not making it again.

Highly recommend!!

Such a great adventure for both gamers and readers alike!! You will be so entranced in the adventure that you may find yourself wondering if your reading a book or playing the game

Trust me!

Accidental Thief - Hal Dix was an unaccomplished man having no luck whatsoever. His wife Mona, on the other hand, was a successful account executive bypassing his meager salary by leaps and bounds. This only added to his misery and depression. With a three-day holiday coming up he stopped at a flea market hoping to find a new video game to play while his wife and baby visited her mother. At the flea market, he met Tildi who gave him a bootlegged copy of a new game called Fantasma. Once home, Hal loaded the DVD, entering Fantasma. Immediately acquiring a companion due to some unforeseen circumstances, Hal found himself involved in his first quest. Hal was amazed by the realism of the game and became engaged in his class as a thief. The tale continues with multiple quests and successful levels up. The plot progression is rather linear and predictable but is still exciting. As the tale continues toward the later chapters it gets better. Some of Hal’s skill decisions were questionable but it was his choice. I hope the next volume will be just as clever and unique.
Accidental Warrior – Hal was once again called back to Fantasma to discover what had happened to Kay. She had been on a mission but had not been heard from in the past four months. To follow Kay’s path east, Hal employed himself as a caravan guard but could not do so as a rogue. He was forced to change his class to warrior. Starting over at level one, he would not be able to use any of his rogue skills until reaching level eleven when he could dual-class. Onward to the city of Hyrah, the place of Kay’s last contact. During his journey, Hal learned of the prophecy of The Opponent. A great hero who would come from beyond the stars to Fantasma to help in their time of need against a great tyrant; the universal battle of good versus evil. Through deception, Hal finds himself in the Coliseum as one of the Gladiators and must find a way to escape. Contributing to his companions, Hal manages to escape with many of the slaves forming his army. Now it was on to defeat Baron Norak and his Imperial Army.
Accidental Mage – Hal returns home only to find his wife and daughter missing, along with a note from the Emporer of Fantasma requesting his presence. Hal retrieved the old game disc, and opened the portal, returning to Fantasma. Hal’s new mission was to become a mage to defeat the Emporer. With Tildi’s help and the three other remaining mages, Hal needed to learn everything they knew; a rather impossible task but this is fantasy fiction. Beginning with ice magic, Hal needed to get his magic on! There are five magic elements in the world of Fantasma; Earth, Fire, Air, Water, and the mysterious Spirit. As the mythical hero, Hal would have to master all five to complete the prophecy. The story is a quasi-LitRPG at best. The skill system and the remarkable level of advance are true fantasy in themselves, but they did tie everything together in the amount of time the author desired. All-in-all I did enjoy the trilogy, although the numerous stat checks were annoying. Roberto Scarlato did a fine job as narrator.

good story

overall good story for a younger crowd. The characters are a little static, would have liked to get to know them better, but the plot line was pretty good and the story flows smoothly.

Starts poorly, but constantly improves in later books

I was planning to give first book 2 stars (1.5 rounding up), & last book 4 stars (3.5 rounding up). Therefore averaged at 3/5 for trilogy.

As a long time reader on this LitRPG sub genre, I was very annoyed by feeling like I had been dropped back in time into late 70s/early 80s RPG system modeling, and that the author had a poor grasp of their peers work in the field, which the narrator made worse by repeatedly emphasizing, but eventually grew adapted to this story’s quirks.

This was a fairly simplistic plot line; however I eventually fell in love with Hal, Moana, & Carrie, along with his companions in arms. Interesting way to handle multi/dual classing as part of a trilogy. I’m going to seek out the next trilogy!

Recommended, mainly due to authors’ skill level forward momentum.