
Dungeon World
A Dungeon Core Experience
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Narrated by:
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Miles Meili
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By:
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Jonathan Brooks
About this listen
In a distant world five times the size of planet Earth, dungeons and their dungeon cores have become the top of the food chain.
Millions of dungeons inhabit the planet, utilizing the various human kingdoms as a source of much-needed mana to facilitate their own growth; in turn, the humans delve into the dungeons and acquire their own power in the form of essence, which allows them to develop and enhance themselves in a multitude of different ways.
It is a symbiotic relationship that has lasted centuries and has brought about a measure of peace.
Far in the Northern wilds where no humans (and therefore - no dungeons) regularly frequent, a young man is left alone when his parents are murdered suddenly and unexpectedly.
Now, without friends, family, or even supplies, he embarks on a journey to find out who targeted his parents - and upon whom he needs to enact his revenge.
Along the way, he discovers something about himself that his parents said was impossible from the moment he was born.
Will he learn to control the new powers he has gained, or will his newly awakened dungeon core abilities consume him?
Contains LitRPG elements such as statistics and leveling. No harems and no profanity.
©2019 Jonathan Brooks (P)2019 Jonathan BrooksListener received this title free
Great dungeon core story,
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It includes a scenario I wouldn't have thought about giving the author a whole range of plots to devellop.
There is a really nice build up in the story. you van choose to stop reading after book 1 even with the suggestieve ending... but who are we kidding.. I already got book 2.
Jonathan Brooks jas a clear love of stats but they don't overpower the story.
The narator has a very smooth voice and keeps up with all the different caracters.
dungeon to be continued
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Well read and story kept me thinking what's next and just wanting to listen to next chapter.
All I can say to the author is thank you for a great story.
excellent
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a book written by a dungeon core fan for dungeon core fans.
dungeon core
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The narration style had a somewhat subdued feel to it, which worked well for the nature of the main character, but some of the supporting cast might have benefited from a little more life in their tones.
Overall this was a strong opener to this series that didn't suffer from being the first book in a series.
Interesting premise for a new series
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I also felt the main characters to be a little too shallow, even for the genre. Not dislikable, but without any real nuance in motivation.
Enjoyable but not deep
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Great start to a series
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A very easy and enjoyable listen.
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and don't worry, you learn what it is in the first hour...
the story is very entertaining from start to stop with a vibrant world filled with enough lore to be believable as having existed for millennia.
The story has a predictable yet exiting direction from the start that keeps the MC relatable and I can't help but root for him throughout this book
Miles Meili does a adequate job narrating with his female voices needing a little work.
he never gets in the way of the story and I was never confused about who was talking, so it is mostly nit-picking
a different kind of dungeon core
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I have literally just finished this series and I have to say, it is absolutely incredible. The whole thing is a fascinating delve into the mind of essentially the unsung/invisible elements that comprise some of my favourite games, in various ways!
Extremely well written and thought out!
Incredible work.
Fascinating insight into the untold story
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