Mythica 3: Reign

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Dean Henegar

Narrado por: Tess Irondale

The Gods are silent, and the dead rise.

Each night, the restless dead stalk the streets of Sabine’s new home, the great and corrupt city of Tarasan. With her mercenary company Reforged at her side, Sabine seeks to stem the relentless tide of undead abominations and fill her pockets at the same time.

Conniving lords and rival mercenary bands are almost as much trouble as the dead, but Sabine has a lifetime of experience and a growing band of loyal warriors at her side. Unfortunately, as an undead revenant, Sabine Giroux’s power is linked to the absent gods. Each day they remain silent, she grows weaker. To make matters worse, someone has stolen the power of the gods of death and any mortal wielding such power can threaten more than just the beleaguered city of Tarasan.

Sabine must seek a new source of power if she is to survive. She must transform herself into something greater and build Reforged into a force that can stand against even the power of the gods. A final battle is coming, one that will determine the fate of Tarasan, Reforged, and Sabine herself.

Who will rise triumphant in the final battle?

Who will Reign?

From the bestselling author of Limitless Lands and Derelict comes Book 3 of this action-packed Fantasy LitRPG Adventure!

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Very good continuation of the story

The story keeps getting deeper and more things become clear just as the plot gets thicker. Sabine is still quite the motivational figure for the reforged folks!

Book 3: How to build a mercenary company

Goodness gracious, 70% of this last(?) book was the main character building up her mercenary company and dealing with an ever growing zombie outbreak. The 2nd was a masterpiece but this one was just alright. Wish the relationship between the main character and her advisor was more friendly and less master-slave, since I really do like his character. Book kept hinting at these elite/powerful undead but the main character kills all of them at the same time with no effort at the end. Felt the half-hearted buildup of the elite undead didn’t amount to anything really. Also felt like simply too much of the book focused on fighting simple undead in the city. At one point the book said the mercenary company was getting bored of their patrols and I was like “Yeah, me too.”