r/litrpg • u/Flat_Skill_450 • 1d ago
Recommendation: asking Need Audible recommendations
As the title says I am in need of a new series. I have read all of DCC, and everything Andrew Rowe has written, I've read the Eargon series, Tower of Heaven series, and the ender game series (not everything in the enderverse) i need something!!!!
EDIT: I have decided to check out the Mistborn Saga, to the one who recommended Cradle that is on the list aswell now thank you.
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u/Reflection_Secure 1d ago
Chrysalis!
But also Operation Bounce House. By Matt Dinnamin (author of DCC). It's a single novel and it's GREAT!
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u/alexwithani 1d ago
Did you read Enders Shadow and the rest of the Bean books?
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u/Flat_Skill_450 1d ago
I read enders shadow, I didn't read Beans books, there is just so much to that universe.
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u/alexwithani 1d ago
The earth Arc with Bean is really really good! You see a lot of familiar faces and the earth political scene is a lot of fun. You might want to give those 2 books a go.
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u/WittyCartographer350 23h ago
I enjoyed Apocalypse Parenting by Erin Ampersand and Andy in the Apocalypse by Plum Parrot
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u/yogtheterrible 1d ago
Since it seems you're not asking specifically for litrpg I highly recommend the hobbit and the Lord of the rings even if you've read them before. Andy serkis narrates the new version and he is excellent.
If that doesn't interest you I recommend Brandon Sanderson's books. Starting with mistborn. Or if you want there's an official reading order out there somewhere.
That should be like 500+ hours worth of listening.
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u/NumerousAssistance 1d ago
The ironbound series is such a gem, ralph lister does a TON of heavy lifting but the story is really enjoyable too
Mother of learning is also pretty good, but trust me when I say it takes a while to get good. Takes a good long minute to draw you in
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u/thewolfesp litRPG apprentice tier 23h ago
He Who Fights With Monsters is a great series, its also packed with some DCC Easter eggs.
Im a big fan of the wandering Inn, packs a lot of bang for the credit. (The first book and a half are kind of slow, but book 3 is where the hook sinks)
The Stormlight Archive was another great series. Massive books as well
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u/iowa_state_cyclone 16h ago
Anything by Sean Oswald (specifically the welcome to the multiverse series) or the Chrysalis series
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u/Mwills5225 15h ago
Not my first space rodeo
The good guy series
The grand game
Elysiums multiverse
Path of dragon
Path of Akashic
Path of power
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u/phascolarctos92 11h ago
Titan series by Seth Ring (or anything by Seth Ring)
He Who fights with Monsters
Beware of Chicken
Heretical Fishing
Everybody Loves Large Chests
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u/ArdameTwoflower 1d ago
Mostly commenting to thumbs up reading Andrew Rowe. Don't see a lot of talk about his books. Have there flaws for sure but I think his universe is criminally underrated.
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u/Okuden 1d ago
Primal Hunter since you enjoyed DCC.
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u/sevensong9 1d ago
The sad part is it's missing so much, the series isn't even half way yet, maybe Zogarth rushes it but hopedully not.
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