Badges of Dorkdom: The Complete Series

By: Theo Hodges

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

Three books. More than 40 hours of LitRPG goodness!

Jump into a fantasy role-playing adventure where the System merges dice rolls, a snarky game master, ability incentivized class-leveling, multi-realm base-building, dungeon diving, and a quest to learn the ultimate spell.

When Kenny is chosen for InterRealm, a real-life wargame where defenders are portaled in from their homeworld, he is forced to survive in a violent fantasy landscape.

Build a powerful presence in InterRealm and his homeworld will likely remain safe.

Fail, and the invaders will break through.

If there’s any consolation prize between Kenny getting to be a famous wizard, or building a Dread-fortress from the bones of his enemies, it may not be enough to make up for the fact that real live orcs are trying to kill him. To top it all off, the game master in his head couldn’t be any less impressed with his assignment.

Someone obviously botched their chances when they chose future-college-dropout Kenny. His opportunity to prove everyone wrong starts now....

Don't miss this special-edition LitRPG series Omnibus from debut author Theo Hodges. It's perfect for fans of Sean Oswald, Dakota Krout, and Shirtaloon.

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Excellent Snarky LitRPG story with great narration

Follow Kenny as he is transported into a D&Dish world and forced to endure a Game Master who can't help but criticize him. All the normal things happen as Crucible progresses on his worlds (the new one and Earth) need defending.

Good action. Great progression of all characters. Narrator does an excellent job.

You will love this story series.

Good but not great.

The story was ok. It dragged on at parts and went way to fast at other parts. For as short as the series there are a ton of characters and it's easy to confuse some of the secondary characters.

Enjoyed but..

I enjoyed the series tremendously. But it felt like I missed a whole other book between books 2 and 3 with new characters introduced, and new pets, etc. I still greatly enjoyed the series and still reccomend it.

He really is young and dumb

Overall, I enjoyed the story. My only problem with it was you can tell he is young 19 and dumb with references.
Some of the cultural references were very, very lame and distracting from the story. I wish that the main character would have growth dealing with the loss and loves of others as well as those around him but instead we had a very lame 19-year-old with bad references and no growth. If you can gloss over the lameness of the one-liners, the story was interesting concept, and otherwise, I hope for a little better editing, and as well as better growth in the main character. It

Emphasized the wrong things.

First, Peter Berkrot is Awesome. Well done.
Next, I loved the concept, but I didn't love the series. I think too much time was spent describing inconsequential battles. I felt the ending was rushed and unsatisfactory. I was also finding myself confused as to who was fighting whom and what side they were on.