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Dungeon World 2: A Dungeon Core Experience
- Narrated by: Miles Meili
- Series: Dungeon World, Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 9 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Publisher's Summary
Fred did something bad.
He didn’t intend to do it, but the destruction of a dungeon core - accident or otherwise - will likely result in horrific consequences for anyone connected with the crime.
And not for just the perpetrators; everyone around them will suffer vengeful retribution from the nearby cores for the unthinkable act.
Knowing that his mistake will end up endangering his new friends, the townspeople of Gatecross, and even his Guild, Core Power, Fred decides to do whatever he can to protect them.
After he absorbed the nature core, he unlocked the ability to establish a territory and create his very own dungeon - a dungeon which will hopefully provide the defense they need to survive against the expected fight to come.
Unfortunately, the nature faction isn’t the only one that learned about Fred’s crime.
The Dungeon Adventurer Syndicate, under the authority of the Craytion Kingdom, has sent a powerful group to investigate....
Contains LitRPG/GameLit elements such as statistics and leveling.
No harems and no profanity.
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- Chris Buzon
- 06-27-19
This series is wonderful
Honestly this might be one of the best Dungeon Core books I've read - and I have read a ton of them. This is harem free, profanity free, and NOT for kids. I'm blown away by how good this is. This is definitely a twist on the core type books, but *is* still a dungeon core book. The ratings are not over-hyped. Pick this up!
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- Bryn Williams
- 07-09-19
way too short
good book with unique features and ideas but way way waaaaay too short the 2 books should have been
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- Christopher
- 07-07-19
Bit of a slog, but ultimately worth it...
Kudo’s to Jonathan Brooks for a truly unique take on the Dungeon-Core sub-sub-genre of GameLit. His imaginative world building is refreshing in an often cluttered field of borderline Fan-Fiction also-rans and harem-obsessed, giggling 12-year-olds. Not only that but his books are fairly well edited in regards to grammar and word-choice. That said, Brooks indulged a bit too heavily in his passion for dungeon building mechanics in the first half of this book. For almost the entirety of the first four hours he eschewed story telling for direct exposition of how dungeon building works. Now normally, I’m a fan of understanding the mechanisms and structure of the magic system in my fantasy novels. However, not at the total expense of the momentum of the story. The author spent almost half of this book in one long recitation of the process of building a dungeon and didn’t bother much with characters, plot, scene setting, or even prose itself. It was almost like the narrator was reading directly from an imaginary college text book on the inner workings and functions of general dungeon construction... it was pretty dry. I had to put down and pick up this audiobook 3 times before I was able to make it through to the second half of the book... Then I listened straight through to the point of staying up till the wee hours to finish it. At the close of this audiobook I ended up wanting to hear the next one twice as much as I originally wanted to listen to this one... hence my statement that it’s worth the slog. I will be buying the next installment, but I very much hope that Mr. Brooks does a better job of blending his passion for world mechanics with his obvious talent for story-telling. I’m hesitantly giving this 4 stars in the hopes that his next book smooths this wrinkle out.
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- Arne
- 08-27-19
An amazing continuation
All you want from a litRPG dungeon novel, with great twist and thus perfect if you like the genre, but might be looking for something slightly different. Highly recommended.
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- melodee
- 07-25-19
nice
nice and clean, the progress is steady with no crazy jumps and the main character has no crazy hangups.
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- Michael
- 07-09-19
great book, but half a product
great story and character development strong structure but the only problem I have is the length. it feels way to short, I normally try to avoid any books under 15 hours or 600 pages but some are just worth it. I recommend this book but also recommend making them a bit longer. more detail into the dungeon formation, more main character involvement and the S rated guys. ple ty of room to expand on but wasn't. just feels like I got half of a finished product like a few other authors do. i wont black this other in my chats but do recommend he works a little more on it. performance was 5/5
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- Joeseph Baxter
- 12-01-20
great book
I greatly enjoyed book 2 in this series, if you love litrpg and dungeon core mixed its a great book
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- Kindle Customer
- 08-30-20
bravo
rocked me as usual bro..awesome charactures locations and wickedly entertaining so glad that once again you delivered!!!
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- FinestHops
- 07-22-20
another great one
This series has become my go-to series right now to listen to while I'm at work. I am loving the story and I will be purchasing the next one immediately after I click submit here.
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- Victor
- 05-21-20
9/10
An entertaining story. It is not so full of plots and twist but it grows to you. The only downside of this series from what I have read so far, is that it will require many books to fully expend itself. More books is a good thing, but the wait will kill me :(
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- Mr JB
- 05-03-20
Brilliant example of how LITRPG should be done.
I started this series with very little expectation, the whole perspective of the narrative seemed strange to me. I have literally just finished this series and I have to say, it is absolutely incredible. The whole thing is a fascinating delve into the mind of essentially the unsung/invisible elements that comprise some of my favourite games, in various ways! Extremely well written and thought out! Incredible work.
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- kharnynb
- 02-18-20
Book 2 in a nice series!
An interesting idea behind how a world and character can be done in litrpg with a decent twist. This series focus is on the main character that is a "dungeon core(think dungeon keeper)"/adventurer mix in a quest for retribution. Interesting concept and I quite like the narration, if quite basic, it does what it needs to do. Book 2 is opening more into the dungeon core bit and the character starts to develop more.
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- Morris
- 02-15-20
Even better than the first.
Completed this in one sitting because it gripped me from start to finish! This is a unique dungeon core story and features loveable characters and a unique core. I'm really interested about how it will end. I particularly like the fact that the skill/point page has it's own chapter which can be skipped if necessary (not that I do but the option is great). I cant wait to listen to the next one.
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- Nighteyes
- 11-05-19
a great sequel
picks up where the first left off, even includes a awesome recap of book 1 which I'm a big fan of... stat pages are moved to separate chapters for easy skipping. the story continues naturally, while the meta plot is mentioned enough to be remembered and moved forward without getting in the way of what is happening right now. i jumped straight into this after book 1 and it didn't outstay it's welcome... get it now, you will enjoy it if you enjoyed the first one... Miles Meili continues the same quality performance as book 1, so that can tell you what you want it to... I enjoyed it though there is certainly room for improvement
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- C. Rowlands
- 10-24-19
Series progressing well
This book picks up right after the end of the first one, so it is best for potential listeners to check out that one first. This second instalment in the series definitely goes for the escalation of the original series premise with more factions aligning themselves against the main character and his friends. The main character applies his abilities in some unique and interesting ways during this escalation, both from his human and his dungeon aspects, so the personal progression matches the overall world escalation very well. The narrator does another solid job, nicely enhancing this instalment of the series with their performance. Overall, a strong sequel to the first book, which you should probably read or listen to before this one.
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- L.
- 09-28-19
Another great delivery
I thoroughly enjoyed three authors take on the story. The possibilities seems limitless, and MC doesn't seem very over powered, as I thought he would have been. Thank you for another great book!
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- Anonymous User
- 09-19-19
Mmmmm
the title of my review can be interperted in so many ways. first... zo relaxed.. just listening to this amazing voice. second.. moves the plot twist althought some were to be expected. and lastly as a sigh that its finished already... looking forward to the next part 😁
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- Anonymous User
- 09-18-19
Rollercoaster
This one had it all. Soaring highs, deep dark lows and every emotion in between. All of this with epic battles as the cherry on top. A great second volume. Can't wait for the next one!
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- MB
- 07-31-19
Great fun
A great second part of this interesting and different litrpg story. We look forward to listening to book 3 (hopefully) soon!
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- luke
- 07-05-19
dungeons, traps and monsters
this book builds right of where the first one ends. if you want a book about building and defending a dungeon this is the place for you ! can wait to see what happenes next
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- Toran
- 08-09-19
decent
just some good ol fashioned dungeon based story, nothing revolutionary and fairly predictable but still enjoyable if you like the genre
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- Xravia
- 07-13-19
Another great installment.
Another good installment. yet I felt the ending was a bit too predictable if not a bit cliche, the story and characters need a bit of time to ferment and develop, along side the MCs power. 95% of the book took place in 3 days time. which isnt conducive to building the identity of a dungeon. it turns into a tower defence novel, which uses the flower tripper exploit, to give no incentive to making an actually interesting dungeon. given that he can improve the core structure of other cores, I assuume that he will be able to balance out the small fouth core that he just got. although it was a bit of a cop out as he didnt really earn the core anyways. Im looking forward to what the set brings in the third book.