Warlords of the Circle Sea Omnibus

A 4X Strategy LitRPG Series

De: Ember Lane

Narrado por: Pavi Proczko

5 Volumes for a single credit! Standing butt-naked in long grass and reincarnated in a game land packed full of monsters, what would you do first?

A voice fills the sky and announces you as a Lord of that land—how would you feel about that?

The same voice tells you ninety-nine other Lords are out for your blood. Would that get your naked ass in gear?

Dragon’s Mist is a town building LitRPG adventure fantasy ebook, paperback and audio. The story follows Connor O’Grady as he is thrown in at the deep end to become a Warlord of the Circle Sea, and he'll need a good dose of luck to survive. In this five-book LitRPG series, you’ll have monster battles, full scale war, quests for hidden artifacts, magic, crafting, cultivation progression, humor, and so much more.

Connor must form a team with other souls reincarnated from Earth, make alliances with the native elves, mountain men, pixies, and tame dragons and wyverns. You’ll meet Ellen, Sam, Edward, Gilbane, and Dave—whose English leaves a lot to be desired—and they’ll make up his knight’s table.

When 100 Lords battle, there can be only one winner!

Dragon’s Mist is the first book in the Warlords of the Circle Sea Litrpg fantasy series. Dragon’s Born, Dragon’s Realm, and Dragon’s Knight are all on sale, and the final book, Dragon’s End, will be out this year. Weighing in at over 1.1 million words when complete, WOTCS will remind you of MMORPGs along the lines of Evony, Lords Of Ultima, King of Avalon, where base building is everything and paper castles don’t last long.

Dragon’s Mist is a LitRPG Gamelit progression fantasy. It contains curse words, so if they offend you, it’s a pass. The book has in-depth stats, but they are only noted when progression has occurred. There is leveling up, cultivation, magic, rapid build, and a hugely hot war goddess named Xandaphrey.

Will Connor O’Grady rise to the top to become the Warlord of the Circle Sea?

©2024 Ember Lane (P)2024 Ember Lane

The story of a wimpy king who just gets bullied

great idea for the story but the MC just ended up being puss and never standing up for himself or really making any decisions for himself...really really annoying hope it gets better...

Fun take on Isekai

An interesting take on Isekai.
The voice acting is excellent!
Though I’m unclear why they didn’t cast a British actor. The author is clearly English. And there’s a lot of “Britishisms”. Still the voice acting is very good!
The “System” voice parts get a bit repetitive but it stays true to the world. I’m sure it comes across differently in print.

I’m hoping for an offshoot series.

Good Actor, Good Story, Unsatisfying Ending

I typically don’t read kingdom building stories because they follow an idyllic progression with little to no obstacles of important scale. This story doesn’t follow that route as the main characters all face significant challenges where they need to work together to find their way through hook or crook.

It was a good and measured pace that was a fun read until about half way through. After that it seemed like the main characters were rushing too fast, events happened fast and every instance of events seemed like they were experienced by the main characters then either forgotten or rendered irrelevant. I didn’t see the same measured and carefully thought out pace of the story coming through.

Without spoiling the ending, it seemed like a poorly thought out version of a Deus Ex Machina trope. Actually, I really want another story following that plot line as it had too many interesting elements within it that it didn’t fit within the endgame of the novel neatly.

Ultimately i thought points if the story deserved more fleshing out in the back half and that is my opinion.

too passive

Conner is too immature and holds back too much. His character feels like he lacks confidence. Then there are times where he should have said something but just held back. it's not real so why the author wants to make their Mc a passive pussy i have no idea. maybe it was done purposely in order to show character growth later but its making it hard to sit back and listen. This is just based on the first two books mind you. the points that stood out and annoyed me were when the pixie girl got hurt and everyone was pushing it on mc like he was at fault. then his guide acting all p*ssy because Connor chose the wrong class. dude sucks as a guide which again I'm sure will make sense later but I found myself screaming inside my head "how the h*ll is he supposed to know that when he's only been there a month? why would he think he'd be a wizard and not a warrior when most of his kills have been done via sword. other than the character issues, I've found the world fun so far.

Worth the credit

New perspective on the old game with twists to keep it interesting. Great listen, easy voice character identification

Only got this book because of the narrator

Long winded…. The same situation over and over agian, same mistakes not a very exciting story. I’m halfway thru and quit because I found myself just listening to finish it.

books 1-4 were pretty good. but then book 5 shit the bed

I dont know what went wrong in book 5. why the author deviated so much from the stories structure and progression in the first 4 books. but they completely gave up with the stats and the MC powering up & still advancing. it just kind of stopped. and the level of plot holes and confusing arcs that played out were frustrating. stuff just happened for the sake of moving the plot along, stuff made no sense. choices were hard to understand with how the previous 4 books went.

it's like the author got tired of writing the series, decided to wrap it up in one final book? rushing it along. but then along the way, consumed too much mind altering stuff and wrote a 30 hour narrated book that was terrible at the end. that ending, sorta leaving an opening for the story to continue. please just let it die. dont.

book 5 was so just plain frustrating. I really want to leave a 2 star review. but the weight of the first 4 were good enough thay a 3 star is my choice

Great Omnibus!

I enjoyed the large number of unique characters. Dave was hands down my favorite. Right in the middle of a hugely complex battle, Dave would start to calculate how to create a spell. Loved it!

Outstanding

Loved the storyline, the twists and turns and the narrator is most excellent with his voices. I will continue to look for this author, and this narrator when choosing books.

could have been better

I did not like the main character. the main character was not relatable and made stupid decisions in my opinion.
the story overall was pretty good but could have had better plot turns.