Kingdom of Sails

A LitRPG/GameLit Series (World of Magic Series, Book 2)

De: Levi Werner

Narrado por: Gary Tiedemann

Lox has made friends and gotten a good start to his new life in WoM.

After spending some time hunting down the remnants of the pirate fleet, Lox is guided by Vannessa down to the Kingdom of Sails. There he gets swept up a quest that will shake this kingdom to its core.

Sailing his ship, the Audacious, Lox embraces a life of the high seas and explores this strange realm nestled in one of the most beautiful and enormous archipelagoes in any world.

©2021 Levi Werner (P)2022 Tantor

All my homies hate the soul point menu

It's a solid litrpg. My only gripe is that the soul point menu is stupidly long. Literally 5+ minutes of repeated text each time they bring it up.

Doubt the author will see this... please no more

Good story, it isn't enough to get me to stop me from listening to this book, and planning to get the next one but every chapter having about 5-8 minutes of the same stat/skill menu you've had etched into your brain from book one wasn't enough. Stats are good, but you can have too much of a good thing... this Author wanted even more than that.

Stats

Too much time spent on Stat reviews. Good story, but it's like watching TV with too many commercials.

Nice solid lit adventure.

Nice solid lit adventure. Now I have to wait for more. Never fun but ya do what ya gotta do.

well I'm sure you've already heard the big one but the stats lol....

The story like the last has way too many stats right off every 5 seconds however to be honest the things that I started to dislike about this novel is towards the beginning they're chasing down this pirate that they have to for his duke privateer license he has to hunt down this pirate no big deal problem is he starts to try to create a solid spell form to propel the ship All of a sudden it detonates pre battle for some reason and sends the main character flying in a tangled mess blows off his arm XYZ My question would be why would a wind spell detonate doesn't really make much sense also this entire concept about really advanced super complex helpful magic system but it's also really dangerous and constantly explodes on the main character I just don't like it I feel like there could have been other ways of debuffing the class if the writer wanted to...

I also really don't like the excuse they give why the main character can't make other people soul vampires they clearly outline the process in book 1 Yes they do say it's dangerous and can lead to death but for players that's practically not an issue... just try a couple times to succeed Heck I'm pretty sure this was the same case in Skyrim... The only conceivable reason why they haven't done it yet that I can think of is that the writer wants the main character to be special and that's it... I mean the guildmaster wanted to do it until he found out apparently about the downsides because the main character made it seem like this really difficult thing that he has to constantly fight even though that's not really the case... but the benefits absolutely outweigh the risk super strength super speed can turn etheric stun people suck the energy out of them hypnotize them and loads of other abilities that you can do it's just way too powerful and the only reason that nobody else has it yet is because the main character would not be special anymore....


I will say as well that this novel is not as good as the first this one has to deal with sailing on the open sea and pretty much the second half of the book entirely is clearing a dungeon City honestly it just takes away I think what made the first book so good also I don't like how the writer goes out of their way to make loxes magical engineering talent extremely dangerous I mean he blows himself up so much with it and it's extremely difficult to learn and the story goes out of its way to tell you that.... Even so much to the point where everyone else is like why would anyone want to do a class like that I can see why it's unpopular then they introduce fourth tier spells which are supposed to be extremely powerful but also extremely difficult to learn potentially learning them years after the fact and his friends harp on the fact that it's less powerful in the later levels why would anyone want to learn it.... but the story glasses over the fact that he's basically a master jack of all trades he can do anything and everything practically and has done so and he's been the linchpin in the story up until this point what makes him so powerful and special is his class... which it makes it seem like the characters just gloss over he literally completed a legendary quest because of his class alone which they say in the first book


I also really don't like how the MC personal bully who actually put him in this world shows up to basically terrorize him and he's pretty much the big bad of the story... doesn't make any sense You're never going to convince me that some guy decides to try to torture the person that he put in a game world enters that world to find him mind you The starting area is the size of Jupiter they specifically mention that in the first book..... And then somehow tracks him down... and doesn't know what he looks like or where he should be And apparently the whole line about The company watching out for stuff like this from the first book was a total lie.... because apparently the creator didn't see this coming from a mile away... And just so you people know he keeps showing up at the story because that's what the writer wants 😭 at least make it believable like he got a patron that can help track down lox but nope doesn't go into anything like that....

Love it

Great progression. New scenery. No forced plot development. Just a nice flowing story with good surprises.

Everything

Love this book can't stop listening can't wait to get through the other books.

generally a really good book and story entertaining to listen to don't get bored.

good story and a really good listen the only thing I would change would be how long the stat reading is

to much time reading stats

the books in this series are great. I enjoy listening to them alot. the part that really irritates me is how much time is spent reading the stats and stuff. I'm 10 chapters in and I've already had to skip past what feels like atleast 30 minutes of just reading the Stat menu, soul menu. and ship menu. it repeats the same thing everytime they are read and they are read in pretty much every chapter. other than that the book is great. keeps me interested in the story and wanting more

Such a great world but too many aspects…

The world and characters are great but there are too many diverse aspects for consistent development. Also, STOP READING THE ENTIRE CHARACTER OR TRAIT DEV SHEET FOR EVERY UPDATE! I know that’s a burden of presenting this genre in Audio, but just Highlight the changes and leave the rest for a couple Full updates per book. I have to hit 30sec advance like 6-7times every time he checks his sheets. Which is extra odd since Book 1 set up that they would have a more natural and intuitive progression and then that just got completely Dropped for this extensive game UI interface.