Openings

A LitRPG Adventure

De: Thomas Davidsmeier

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

WARNING: This is a Epic LitRPG book with Christian themes. Game rules and mechanics play a huge role in the story, and so do the beliefs of the characters. If you don't like battle moves, player powers, multiple players' perspectives, and stats described in text, you might not like this book. If you don't like Christianity, you might have a problem with it. Actually the story is pretty awesome, so you'll probably like it anyway. But, you've been warned! Different Paths Chris and Jeremy have played games together as long as they can remember. Blindsided by tragedies and struggles as they grew up, they have each responded differently. Chris endured loss and heartache, trying to keep his head and heart up the whole time. Jeremy suffered betrayal sank into darkness. When Jeremy decides to get revenge on the world, Chris stands up to stop him. Powerful forces take notice. A Supernatural Offer In a crowded school cafeteria, time stops on the brink of tragedy. An angel and a demon appear with a very special offer. Chris, Jeremy, and some of their friends can settle their dispute in a game the size of a world. A World Made For Battle The Divided Lands is a gameworld created by teams of souls from both Heaven and Hell. Famous authors and game designers contributed on both sides. For volunteers to play NPCs, they have plumbed the depths of Hell and reached to the heights of Heaven. The game is part RPG and part civilization building. Six lands with home bases for each player connect to a natural arena land in the middle. Here, Chris and Jeremy will lead their armies to decide the fate of their classmates back in the crowded cafeteria. Who Will Win? Will Jeremy Rogers finish his tragic attack on their school, or can Christopher McKnight stop him?

Christian themed liteRPG.

has some very heavy things in it. probably the worst way to go to another world. very creative I enjoy the mechanics and the progression. I like the Christian themes and am looking forward to listening to the next book.

great story, bad AI narration

the book is a great story, bad it falls short with the rough AI narration