Mage Tank 2: A LitRPG Adventure

By: Cornman

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

The System is keeping secrets. The truth is hidden in a war zone. Can answers be uncovered in time to prevent catastrophe?

Arlo and his new party, unwillingly named Fortune’s Folly, have overcome the specter of Orexis. Regardless, the avatar’s goal was still achieved. Now, the fresh allies are holding their breath as they wait to see what consequences this will have on the world, but they’re far from idle while doing so.

As a reward from the System for defeating the avatar’s soul fragment, Fortune’s Folly was given a Get Out of Cage Free Card. The item promises to free them from any form of imprisonment or confinement a single time. However, its power is dependent on the current System phase. Not even the most seasoned Delvers know what the System phases are, and Grotto refuses to elaborate.

In pursuit of greater strength and better weapons to defend themselves against the threats they’ve discovered, the party sets out to conquer Delve after Delve at a record-setting pace. They also take this opportunity to politely ‘question’ a few Delve Cores about these mysterious System phases along the way. After a year of disappointment, the party finally discovers an entity that hints at where they can find the answers they seek. To get there, the party must travel to a foreign nation on the brink of war.

Can the party convince the clashing factions to let them through to their goal, or will they have to cut a bloody path to the truth?

Book 2 in this rollicking new Isekai LitRPG adventure that features steady progression, intelligent characters who spend time making intentional build choices, and tons of laughs.

It’s not action all-the-time, but Arlo’s life is replete with danger and, more importantly, consequences.

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decent book

decent book. . . . good narrator. . . will get the next book in the series

Enjoyable

Enjoyable. If you like a lot of detail about stats and powers, this has that for you carefully evolution, etc.. I don’t particularly like that, but I know other others do. But the only thing is how the narrator when recording this book didn’t realize that for a character whose native language cadence involves long pauses on paper it might’ve made sense for the author to write pause, but when reading it, it actually completely ruins the effect because now there’s a sound— the narrator saying pause — instead of silence where they’re supposed to be a pause so that’s really annoying

Loved it!

Better than the first great read! The lore depends and I cannot wait for the next title!

character and party development

more numbers and comedic skill descriptions more vacation time LOL could you show more RPG overall great

The Lore!!

I read a lot of the RPG‘s and it’s exciting to find one that has such great lore drops!