Dungeon Diving 301

By: Bruce Sentar

Narrated by: Christopher Boucher, Jessica Threet

Ken and company come back from summer break after arduous training for their third year at Haylon. No longer are they the fresh adventurers that once didn’t know the right end of the sword.

Instead they have settled into Star City among the Orkai and are thriving deep within the dungeon and even locating trails for the class to get powerful new abilities.

Things in the dungeon are never so simple. Lucian, a Leomatis Shaman is mourning the death of his grandmother before his father decides that Ken would become the perfect obstacle to whet his soft son’s claws.

At the same time, the Orkai Arbiters are going scorched earth on some problem that had bubbled up from the dungeon shuffle.

As always, the answer is for Ken to grow stronger.

©2025 Bruce Sentar (P)2025 Bruce Sentar

why does grandpa sound like he is searching for fairy godparents?

Great story but some of the voices are still so jarring different from the original or too similar to each other it's hard to tell who is speaking.

I love the story

grate story. good pace .the voice actors. can't wait for the next one . my only gripe is i wish they were longer

awesome , and well done can't wait for the next

the world bulidng was top notch and very exicitied for the next one. Hopefully the audio will be out next 3 months

A great book

So I like to start off saying the Arther hade a way with is work when I first started with dungeon 103 was out and 104 was about to come out so I been here a long time fallowing how the amazing Arther made a amazing world and not going to lie it caught me off guard when the voice change and that took me a minute to get use to it but see how there change it up and still keep to how the character are it’s been fun listening to it and with this new just released I can’t wait for what happens next and how the make this new world

Another good addition to the series

Another good part to the series, but this book felt more like a filler section than other books. The major antagonists was also slightly underwhelming.