The Great Wild: An Isekai LitRPG

Phantasm, Book 4

A charming leader must rally her friends to take on soldiers, spies, and an evil duke as this LitRPG adventure for Dungeons & Dragons fans continues.

A Worldwalker in the Great Game, Kandis Hammond has built her character on charisma, social skills, and illusion magic, garnering her many roles in the town of Talnier, specifically secretary of the Town Council, member of the Adventurers' Guild, and head of the local bank. And with the town preparing to expand to support its growing population, her agenda is jam-packed. There are diplomatic meetings, budgets, and dungeon builds . . . as well as mysterious notes from fugitive elven bards. Plus, she's still figuring out which god is her patron.

But all that comes to a screeching halt when Kandis uncovers a disturbing plot helmed by a power-hungry duke. Who knows what he has planned for her? Suddenly, everything she's worked for could be destroyed.

Now, to save Talnier—and prevent its formerly booming population from taking a nosedive—Kandis must quickly assemble her team of adventurers and an arsenal of spells. If she's learned anything during her short time in this strange world, it's that there are some things she can't do on her own . . .

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Interesting series with talented narrator

Truly enjoy the narrator’s performance bringing all the characters to life and even getting us through the computerised status updates. Can’t wait for the 5th book in the series.

good book

good book. . . good narrator. . . will get the next book in the series. . .

Feels a bit filler

I quite enjoy this series as a different take on a grindy power fantasy, but this book specifically feels like filler. It’s not, I get why the story is going here, but we have setting up a dungeon/tower of learning, building her city, multiple nobles headhunting her, mind magic, and it all basically just gets put to the side for this adventure. Add to that the death of what should be an important character just gets glossed over, almost no emotion from the MC.

Hope the next one brings it back.

A side story

I like this series. This book feels like a side quest though. Also what fantasy race has an Australian accent?

Candace always being the hero.

I would have thought that Candace should’ve shown more grief over the loss of Cutter since she kinda took over guardianship of him.