The Artificer's Chronicles

The Artificer's Chronicles, Book 1

By: E.M. Hardy

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

At seventeen years of age, Renan Saneris was still waiting for a talent to come up.

While everyone around him got a Class and could move on with their life, he was still waiting for Fate to finally tell him what would become of him. He tried his hand at Smithing, Sword Fighting, and even at being an Artisan, but he never got many results for his efforts.

One look at his Aetheric Record was generally enough to humble him as he had no skill beyond the basic level. He had no skill trees, no saving experience, and no class features.

One day, however, when he’s messing around in his father’s forge, etching small symbols into a blade as a gift for his best friends Yana, the glyphs start glowing and awaken something in him.

New Class Acquired! Artificer: Level One

Artificer? What in the void was that? He had never heard of such a thing, and no one around him seems to have a clue either. Still, Renan is determined to find out how it all works so he can help the community with his new powers.

When strange shadows attack his village, and he barely manages to chase them away with one of his new creations, he decides to join a group of Adventurers to investigate the threat and make sure everyone will be safe. In the process, he learns that his mysterious Class may be more than meets the eye.

Renan thought that getting a Class would be an end in itself, but it turns out it’s only just the beginning—the beginning of the Artificer’s Chronicles!

©2022 E.M. Hardy (P)2023 Podium Audio

Good start but not something you wanna keep

This is one of those books that you just listen to and really don't wanna have a listen to it again until the next book comes out hopefully the next book will be more character-driven and interpdebt with political overthanks and Help help to taste me to want to keep or buy this book agai can get because right now it's just not one that I want to keep

waiting for book two

great book I like a lot wish it was little longer and hope we see the mc making new things with fine and precise where it make the other characters go how did he make this

great DnD story

performance is great, story is small and slow which makes it personal and intimate. really relates you to the characters.

Great Story

My biggest problem with the book is that it is too short. I wanted it to keep going. A great start to what I hope will be a great series.

Loved it!

Great book - lots of character growth to go through and the start can leave you frustrated but as the book goes on and the growth happens it becomes more an more captivating. Can’t wait for book 2