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The Savage Caves

A Dungeons & Dragons Novel, Book 1

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The Savage Caves

By: T. H. Lain
Narrated by: Dolph Amick
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The first book in a series featuring characters from the D&D core rules. Featuring the iconic characters that appeared throughout the latest edition of the D&D game, this new series will attract new players and readers to the various worlds featured in the Wizards of the Coast book-publishing line. The already familiar characters and D&D-related content will also make this series very approachable to current players.

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I liked the Goblin PoV, made everything more interesting. Would have 5 starred it excrpt the unnatural shortness of the book made it so nothing seemed to have as much time and development as it needed. But lots of little things kept it interesting. Characters were a bit canned but could be worse.

I liked the Goblin PoV

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Story very predictable. voice actor did not suite the characters. Was OK, wouldn't listen to again.

Story is OK, very predictable

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A nice, quick adventure with characters who fit nicely into their tropes. It feels very much like a quest for a D&D game.

The narrator gives a wonderful performance. Each of the numerous characters get their own voice. Ranging from a quick, squeaky halfling woman to a massive and deep voiced hobgoblin.

Great narration to a fun story

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The story was good. The author brought to life the goblins instead of them being faceless monsters. I did not like the narrator's tone of speaking which sounded like he was reading to grade school children.

Ok overall

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it may not be comparable to LotR or anything like it, but it is a great book for fantasy fans. Being one, I liked it very much and I recommend it.

best option for rpg fans

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like the simplicity of the story. good characters and development. the narrator I thoroughly enjoyed.

recommend to fantasy fans

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I liked it, however the story wasn't what a real did game would be but it was good anyway.

A decent book

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A reasonable D&D story but not very engaging. I was not enticed to finish it but others may be. Listen to the sample and see.

Story needs spirit

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The story is basic, but the adventure sterling as the editorial team capably translates the ideals of a D&D adventure from a module to the printed page with characters afforded some depth and a subterranean mystery. Thoroughly enjoyable.

Solid D&D Adventure in the Classic TSR Mode

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I really enjoyed it but the narrator sounds like he is reading to small children.

Decent D&D story but awkward narration

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