
Antelucan: A Divine Dungeon Series
Artorian's Archives, Book 13
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John Pirhalla
Heavenlies roam. Eternia protects. Avalon thrives.
Cal is sorted, Avalon stands. A winner is he!
Artorian wakes in youthful form version three, and happier he could not be. Exploring Avalon is a treat to the senses, with cat cafes galore and gossip flowing evermore. Lectures on Laws and leisurely walks fill his days, with plenty abound to catch the eye. All is well on this enthusiastic stroll until a Heavenly falls from the sky, and Artorian can kiss his simple days good-bye.
Escaping to Eternia by shoving a healer into a bag, Artorian has to contend with the mess he left behind. The place may be The Pale, but it’s janitor time! Eternium is ready for spring cleaning, but what’s that strange scent in the air? It’s foul, thick, and cheesy with flair. The penguins are here. All will despair.
Artorian prepares his most luminous means. For some stains, more Dakka is needed for cleans.
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Chefs Kiss
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all set up for so little
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is that the reason why we lost Travis baldry as a narrator
I used to like this I miss cultivation
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Story lacked a core conflict.
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Another setback
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Performance Review:
John Pirhalla has grown on me over these last 3 books. It was hard to lose the original narrator on book 11. I am sure it is hard for a VA to come into a well established series and it took a couple books to get comfortable with the new voices. Now in Antelucan it feels like he has always been there. I look forward to hopefully finishing out the series with John's voice as he is really doing well bringing these characters to life.
Story Review:
Artorian, the no longer grandfatherly returns to the world of Eternium and gets involved in more hijinks. After clearing up political issues for the last few books this book seems fresh. Artorian is the same old man now in child form without all of the power creep. He gets to relearn the world he has missed out on in his rest and repair the problems that he ironically helped create.
The lore is as deep as ever with jokes literally taking me minutes to realize the punchline. "Why are nuts on the same tier as mathematical concepts? oh yeah there is a whole thing several books ago about counting using nuts". The story has become extremely self referential but we start to see glimpses of the eventual, and actual, ties to Completionist Chronicles. Can't wait for the next book and the seemingly endless number of books that Dennis has planned after that.
Reset the power curve Revitilize the series
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your loosing the story
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I eagerly wait for each of these books, but series needs to wrap up, eventually. It seems to be just dragging on.
This particular book had me lost at the start. There didn’t seem to be a point to what was going on. Then they jumped back into the game, and in just a couple chapters, the book is done. It seemed a bit disjointed.
I did kind of like the BBEG, and how he ended, but that encounter left me with more questions than the book answered on how and why he did things.
Overall, it was not great. The end was what I expected from the series, but not the beginning 2/3.
I hope the next one is better
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Not much meaningful progession
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Don't give up half way through.
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