The Tap Dancing Tarasque: A LitRPG Adventure

Fifth Era Apocalypse, Book 2

By: Ryan Rimmel

Narrated by: Johnathan McClain

The gang’s all here!

After successfully stopping the cult of the Necrolord from discovering the location of the Book of Vile Dankness, the party is en route to acquire the artifact and keep it out of the Necrolord’s hands!

This time, they must deal with ghouls, golems, and a very musically inspired tarasque. Meanwhile, another group of adventurers is on a quest to recover the book and will do everything necessary to get the book for themselves.

Discover how Samo, Wyatt, Bourbon, Falcon, and Melf contend with this latest challenge!

©2023 Ryan Rimmel (P)2023 Podium Audio

more 5th era goodness

this is one of those series that makes you long for the days of d&d around the table with your buddies

the best voice actor I've heard thus far in my 6120+ books.

loved the unique storyline and way of 4th walling and. absolutely worth a good long listen

Headline

4.5 stars. An enjoyable book with great narration. Dock half a star because at times the story was jumbled and difficult to follow.

Funny!

I really enjoyed this book. I love Ryan’s characters and the narrator just nails it

Hilarious

The story keeps going I love hearing about the characters and their relationship with the DM. I’ve definitely had DMs like that, so very true.

Everything that D&D is and more

Couldn’t stop listening. The winning combination of Rimmel and McClain strikes again with another winner. Can’t wait for the next team up!

need more books like this

there are very few lit rpg books that take place in a dungeons and dragons tabletop-like setting. i prefer ones like this over the more common vr videogame style. i eager await another from this series

Melf is awesome

I loved every part with Melf, even if he is the but of so many jokes. I think the guy controlling him wished he made a character sheet. The best part of the book to me would be the cultist and Wyatt, he got rid of a lot of them.

Strangely Sexual

There was constant sexualization of everyone from the teens to the adults and occasionally the adults on the teens. The story was good, but the writer must be pent up with just how much that got worked into the story

Good for a laugh

I really enjoyed it. I think it is better than the first. There are some subtle jokes/references and some that are really obvious, something for just about everyone.