The Guild Core: The Complete Saga Boxset

By: TJ Reynolds

Narrated by: Steve Campbell

Wake a dungeon.

Form a guild.

Fight to restore the world.

Kai was the least likely young man to ascend. Raised on his uncle’s potato farm, he began his career as an adventurer with empty pockets and little skill. But a foolish attempt to prove his bravery leads Kai to unlock hidden power within himself and acquire a most unlikely ally.

Rhona is a battle-scarred soldier who’s as likely to toss a quip as she is to throw a punch. After setting aside a promising career in the army to pursue the Path of the Bleeding Tiger, she sets out to stop a war and seek atonement for a bloody past.

When Bancroft the Earth Core awakens, he can’t wait to clean up his dungeon and begin building things anew. A recovered item from his past reminds him that more is at stake, however, putting an end to such pleasantries.

Join The Guild Core, a small band of friends determined to restore the world to an age of dragons, heroes, and honor.

The Guild Core is a series by TJ Reynolds, fantasy LitRPG author of Eternal Online books one to three. The Guild Core was inspired by the Divine Dungeon series, the Wheel of Time, and classic films like The Labyrinth and The Neverending Story.

This story takes place in an epic fantasy world governed by gaming mechanics. It contains light to moderate LitRPG, gamelit, cultivation, and dungeon core elements. Features realistic violence, three MC POVs, and more than a few quaint jokes. Language and adult content is appropriate for teen listeners.

©2021 Thomas J Reynolds (P)2022 Thomas J Reynolds

Fantastic story

Very good series, this is one I would read again, the characters are rich and the story is riveting

Ehhh…

Story has classic Dungeon Setup where MC has a companion, but the companion is super bland. All that is said is praising and praising the MC for minuscule stuff. Couldn’t finish book1. Cool premise, but writing style just wasn’t my cup of tea

Great listen

Loved the ideas and story but it could have been fleshed out or streched out to compliment some themes in it

really fun, picky other listeners...

I did catch it a bit that the author was sort of ending it at the end, but still a really fun listen. it was a little fast and easy fur he characters which a lot of litrpg tends to be, but plenty of fun.

At a loss

I don't know if it was the writing or the narrator or both. The main character would have been better if described as a 15 or 16 year old. He was nothing like a 21 yr old in the 2 books I've listened to so far. I bought the package. He was whiney, and very child like. Also the heroin's accent when I listened to it sounded like JFK for some reason. I mean the whole concept is awesome but with the man child main character and the whiney narration I am not impressed.