Blood for Power 3

A LitRPG Adventure

By: Scott W. James

Narrated by: Jonathan Waters

In a false city built on lies, the factions prepare for war.

The orcs awaken primeval curses. The cultists collect on ancient debts. The goblins fuel their war rigs.

None of it will be enough for what’s coming.

After the Golden Door incident, Lucas and Hugo have never been in more danger. Their allies are gone, the gods want them dead, and their new patron who caused all of these problems is more of a hindrance than a benefactor.

But the Climb must continue.

The pair descend into the Strand, a gothic city on the brink of tearing itself apart. By day, its citizens worry about dodging goblin artillery or being extorted by orc gangsters. But by night, the spirits grow restless. Amongst the chaos, a rogue necromancer plots their revenge.

With little time left, Lucas and Hugo will have to fight every step of the way for answers.

But secrets get buried for a reason, and no one will be prepared for the consequences.

Dive into a LitRPG apocalypse story with classes, skills, monster waves, and a progression system full of secrets and possibilities. Perfect for fans of Rogue Ascension, Defiance of the Fall, and The Primal Hunter!

First on Royal Road with over half a million views, now professionally edited and soon to be available on Amazon and Audible narrated by Jonathan Waters. Buy a copy!

©2024 Scott W. James (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

better than the 2nd

preferred this to the second book this one had a lot more plot engagement and progression

I like this series so much I watch every book all in a row throughout days

I really like this whole series. It was super interesting. I’m just annoyed that the character doesn’t properly learn how to fight like multiple times he got his magic taken away and got his ass kick and multiple times people are telling him to train and he kinda doesn’t or at least maybe I just missed it but it’s a good book and I like the main character which just annoys me although I get it maybe he’s more of a mage idk probably in the next book he’ll do more training

5 stars

I really enjoyed this last book and I do like the series as a whole. Looking forward to the next.

pretty good

Good writing, Great Performance! overall good. it's just multiple inconsistencies bothered me. Like the MC kept on forgetting to use powers that he had previously used, for example when he was fighting under the anti magic sphere and could not damage the monk enforcer, he never coated his blade in his power to make it sharper. He had previously used it 2 different times in magic suppression fields, yet this time he gets his ass kicked... inconsistent. Or like the he gets 40k gold from the orcs, and he came to the floor with 30k, his stat page never reflected the extra gold. Oh another example. He patron god told him explicitly to upgrade his equipment, HE NEVER DID. he's using old gear he got at the start. I mean how STUPID can you be... sure he can heal, and sure he does not like to wear armor that restricts him. But bracers that provide a protective shield? rings of protection or even extra regeneration. There's a plethora of magical gear he could benefit from. Like he cannot damage spirit being with his current blade..... maybe buy one that can? OR he's ran into magical suppression fields multiple times, buy something to negate it for himself... sheesh. This is LITRPG, yes he had great powers, but gear always helps.

decent addition

wasn't as good as the first two, but I did appreciate the intro that was a good lead in to book three so I wouldn't have to go back and re-listen to the first two.