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  • WHEN SWORDS FALL SILENT & INTERSTELLAR CALAMITY IS LOOMING AND ALL I GOT IS THIS STAT MENU

    Posted on December 17, 2025 3:51 pm by Offkorn Comment

    It’s been an extremely long time since I last read a genre anthology, and When Swords Fall Silent handily reminded me of why that was; the quality varies wildly from story to story. Hell, most of the stories in here don’t even have an assassin as a protagonist while some barely even relate to the profession (and one’s connection to the theme only happens to be a single mention of the word). That some of them seem to be related to ongoing series (and thus leave a great many things unexplained) doesn’t help matters any and only results in an uncomfortable mess.

    The fifth of J.J. Ackerknecht‘s All I Got is This Stat Menu series is pretty solid. If gives a nicely wider view of the Empire and Wardens, sheds some more light on the triggering events that led to the galaxy’s current state, and sets the stage to take a closer look at the Union as the presumably final battle against the Ninth Dominion’s forces looms.

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  • DIABLO IV – Season 11

    Posted on December 15, 2025 11:34 am by Offkorn Comment

    Diablo IV‘s eleventh season changes various things up:

    • Map rewards have been folded into seasonal rewards and an equipment affix.
    • Seasonal ranks have been decoupled from the individual challenges (you now only need to complete certain dungeons and hit Pit level 75 to get all account-related rewards).
    • The Pit’s been seasonally overhauled to be notably more hectic and always have you facing off against Belial.
    • Equipment now has four random affixes and can have a single non-random temper affix added to it.
    • Tempers are no longer limited and can roll a greater affix.
    • Physical and elemental resistances have been made more complicated (but are no longer hard-capped).
    • A season-specific equipment enhancer was added that turns every item into a unique (meaning you can’t modify it afterward).

    There are also minor changes like a new world and undercity boss, Helltide blood maidens getting replaced with Duriel, and masterworking getting condensed. As for the seasonal storyline, all that’s there this time around is a short paladin-related quest and Azmodan showing up in the last capstone dungeon.

    At the start of Torment 4 right now at Paragon 180 with three of my five nodes at 46, and didn’t have any trouble getting here. I had planned on making a wolf-focused Druid as my first character this season and nothing in the patch notes altered that plan:

    • Skills
      • Rank 1 Claw & Innate Blood Howl
      • Rank 5 Primal Shred, Ferocious Wolf Pack, Brutal Ravens, & Supreme Lacerate
      • Rank 1 Heart of the Wild, Neurotoxin, & One With Nature
      • Rank 3 Wild Impulses, Digitigrade Gait, Predatory Instinct, Backlash, Ancestral Fortitude, Vigilence, Feral Aptitude, Call of the Wild, Clarity, Envenom, Defensive Posture, & Quickshift
    • Spirits: Stag 3, Eagle 1 & 4, Wolf 1, Snake 3
    • Companions: Raheir + Varyana
    • Paragon: Territorial, Lust for Carnage/Fang&Claw, Ancestral Guidance/Wilds, Untamed/Shapeshifter, Heightened Malice/Spirit
    • Equipment
      • Doombringer Sword, Mad Wolf’s Glee Chest (NaguOhm), Storm’s Companion Legs (Sapphire)
      • Ancestral Helm (IgniWat & Spirit Bond), Gloves (Stampede), Boots (Metamorphosis)
      • Ancestral Totem (Emerald, Moonrage), Amulet (Skull, Shepherd’s), Rings (Diamond, Alpha & Unsatiated)

    Originally the idea was to claw things and then use the Ravens/Wolves whenever they came off cooldown… but with the wolf spirit bonus neither of them ever go on cooldown to begin with. So for general area clearing I ended up with a playstyle of casting Ravens twice, Shred to return to werewolf form and refresh Quickshift’s bonus, then back to Ravens. Tossing out a Wolf whenever I run across an Elite or particularly dense monster pack. For lair bosses the play is Lacerate (immediately cancel) -> Howl -> Ravens -> Wolves -> Shred, then alternate between Wolves and Shred/Howl.

    This character is basically done now, so after getting the other paragon nodes to legendary I’ll move on to making my second character this season (a Hakan Rogue). Once they’re also up to T4 I’ll figure out which one I want to clear the 75th Pit level with (probably the Rogue).

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  • I’m Quitting the Hero’s Party #11 & The Wicked Princess and Her Twelve Eyes

    Posted on December 9, 2025 4:12 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The first half of the eleventh Yongsa Pati Ttaelyeochiubnida novel concludes the long-running Kyle/Raniel arc that began in the first (rather than the series as a whole). The second half then picks up after a 3-year timeskip to center on bringing the fight into the demon lord’s territory, with a greater focus on Raniel’s former students.

    Aku no Reijou to Juuni no Hitomi (English subtitle: The Legendary Villainess and Her Elite Assassins) has a slightly misleading English title (she’s a duke’s daughter rather than a princess) and starts off with that standard villainess scenario of ‘crown prince fiancé getting stolen by a light magic user’. The twist here though is that there is no twist, with the villainess being actually villainous and wholly guilty of her crimes.

    The actual twist is that she gets a second chance anyway and through the power of misunderstandings similar to those found in Monster no Niku (a work by the same author) becomes something resembling a good person. Although the first third is rough, it picks up nicely after that and remains entertaining up to the pair of endings, where a second twist comes out of nowhere.

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  • The Seven Rings & AUGMENTED ASPECTS: ROYAL BLOOD

    Posted on December 8, 2025 6:22 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The conclusion to Nora Roberts‘ Lost Bride trilogy is much like the previous two books. Overall I’d have to say this is far more a romance than a mystery series, as the actual mystery is resolved pretty quickly (through brute force) in the last third. To the point I feel the witch wasn’t even necessary; her role could’ve theoretically been handled by a more competent version of the protagonist’s ex-fiancé.

    The second Augmented Aspects novel expands on the first remarkably well despite going off in what seems like a fairly random direction. Rogue/Healer is an exceedingly rare character archetype after all. It is not without its problems though, some more serious than others. Less serious ones being the description being misleading and there being an assortment of minor technical issues, while the most serious is a pretty large plot hole.

    In the last part of the novel it’s stated that her magical beacon flaw (sensible) and green eyes (utter nonsense) are present in all of her doppelganger forms. Which if true would’ve made it impossible for her to have taken the place of the local Mage Guild Master, let alone continue to impersonate him. How the web novel readers didn’t catch this, nevermind a professional editor, is baffling.

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  • THRONE OF THE FALLEN & The OP Lich IS A RETURNEE #20

    Posted on December 6, 2025 1:27 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Throne of the Fallen (subtitle: Deception Is the Most Wicked Game of All), the first of Kerri Maniscalco‘s Prince of Sin novels, has a very interesting setting alongside some fairly standard event development for a paranormal romance. Sadly, I ended up having to drop it shortly after the vampire court segment started raising some serious questions about the female lead’s intelligence in regards to her actions before the book proper began.

    While I felt Stuart Grosse‘s previous Lich Returnee novella was rather lacking, this twentieth entry is basically exactly what I’ve come to expect/enjoy from the series. Essentially, it’s an extension of the fourth novella (with some of the elements of the identically titled fifth) and focused entirely on detailing the setting’s magic system.

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  • CLAIRE OBSCUR: EXPEDITION 33 – First Impressions

    Posted on December 4, 2025 1:14 pm by Offkorn Comment

    I’ve heard nothing but good things about this game, so when I saw it available on GOG it was pretty much an instant buy. At the moment I’m just past the Flying Waters area after having gone back to kill the optional Abbest Cave boss (at level 11).

    So, mechanically speaking it’s got a nice mix of attributes. Equipment-wise you have both weapon and… I guess you could say enchantment selection, with the ability to permanently learn the passive skills attached to those enchantments by winning battles while they’re equipped (much like the skills in FFIX or Vandal Hearts II). Development-wise there’s both attributes and unique active skill trees for each character, which provide a decent amount of freedom in regards to how they can be built, while respec items fortunately seem to be fairly common.

    Combat is a mix of turn-based and real time in that each character/enemy gets their own turn, but you can react to attacks as they occur by using the dodge, parry (a more restrictive dodge that can counterattack), and jump functions. Like Ys: Lacrimosa of Dana this means that with enough skill you can completely nullify any damaging attack (certain enemies have non-damaging attacks that can’t be avoided), which interestingly makes Vitality and Defense kind of lackluster as attributes.

    As far as story and dialog goes, at this point I certainly have no complaints; the world is interesting and the characters act and interact believably. Nor do I have any issue with the two major themes that look like they’ll be a through-line from the Prologue all the way to the ending choice: ‘Dealing with Grief’ and ‘Personal Agency’. There’s both a lot of death and variously expressed coping mechanisms, along with assorted examples of children/individuals/created rejecting the expectations of their parents/society/god.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 18

    Posted on December 2, 2025 8:42 am by Offkorn Comment

    LIVE WITH THUNDER

      Thankfully free of any actual cultivation, this is a pretty dark and situationally overpowered protagonist (most of the time he’s relatively weak) revenge story which takes place in a cultivation-like setting. It’s written well, the characters are diverse, and the plot developments manage to feel grounded despite their inherent insanity.

    the ELF WHO WOULD Become a Dragon

      With far slower pacing than Bookbound Bunny these books are more interested in philosophical/metaphysical musings and mindset, rather than power-related, progression. It almost comes across like a bait and switch and I can’t help but suspect that at some point it will just go “so now you know why she set out to become a dragon” and end right there.

    AFTERLIFE 2.0

      Although it started out interesting and remained so for an appreciably long time, around the 40th chapter or so I feel the story kind of lost its way. Events began to remind me of Behold! The Harbinger of Doom in that they felt more random than planned, seeming to have little connection to any greater narrative. Was also kind of annoyed by some inconsistencies in the protagonist’s character.

    The Protagonist’s Sister Is Actually The Strongest

      A story which, author note aside, reads like a comedy-focused mashup of Jeonjijeok Dokja Sijeom and Na Honjaman Level-Up. A bit too irreverent for my taste.

    TALES OF THE ENDLESS EMPIRE

      While reminiscent of A Relatively Powerful Mage, this goes the murderhobo route and appears to have less racism. Unfortunately, starting from the 39th chapter it also features a rather large number of technical errors and awkwardly-worded sentences. Far too many to force my way through at any rate.

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  • The Broken Throne & Tears Of A Dying God

    Posted on November 30, 2025 3:42 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The Broken Throne series is rough. Not in a technical sense, but in regards to the content. The protagonist is thrown directly into a horrible situation with no memories related to their new body and no power, then over the course of the series the same cycle of ‘come out on top only to fall further’ plays out with ever greater stakes. Perhaps worst of all is that the protagonist is a pacifist, for no discernable reason (especially after their backstory is revealed), and every time they act on that pacifism they get screwed over.

    I read though all five books of the first series, though I did have to skip through some parts, and I could not tell you what possessed me to finish it. Some vain hope of the protagonist finally developing some common sense perhaps?

    Regardless, Tears Of A Dying God is where I have to abandon the franchise completely. Not only does it share the same problems as earlier novels (only far worse thanks to the power regression trope), but there are some minor technical issues as well. If you somehow made it to the end of the fifth novel I’d strongly, strongly suggest you consider that the ending and ignore this release completely.

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  • Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint #2 & Who Killed the Hero?: Tale of the Prophecy

    Posted on November 27, 2025 1:51 am by Offkorn Comment

    The second Jeonjijeok Dokja Sijeom novel is a notable step down from the prequel. The pacing is far, far too frantic, the plot developments are pretty random, and the character actions are simplistic. I see no reason to go any further.

    I had been wondering how there could possibly be a continuation of Dare ga Yuusha o Koroshita ka considering the way it ended, and the second novel being mostly a prequel turned out to be the answer. Focused on someone with a tangential relationship to the hero, this story hits many of the same beats while giving a bit of a wider view of what was happening in the world before the demon king fell. And while not quite as good as that first novel, it works well as a supplement.

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  • BOOKBOUND BUNNY & Legend of the Arch Magus: Before The Finale

    Posted on November 25, 2025 2:02 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Despite Lunadea‘s first Bookbound Bunny novel being both slowly paced and focused on training, I ended up enjoying it a great deal. The speed at which the protagonist develops her abilities feels just right, and while it’s rather shocking this wasn’t two books rather than one I must admit that the magic test works far better as a clean break than the magic ritual would have. Curiously though there isn’t much more content available beyond that point as the web novel version is only about halfway through the second volume (assuming a similar final pagecount).

    That second novel also focuses on something I’m not generally fond of, the beginning of an academy arc, and yet again the author manages to perfectly nail the developmental pacing; despite being slow the events never start to drag or feel superfluous. My only complaints for this section are that it’s odd both that the protagonist hasn’t yet looked in the library for books on the moon or stars (to resolve the spell name issue) and the way the basilisk girl expects her to share all her deepest, darkest secrets despite them having known each other for barely more than a week.

    The fifteenth of Michael Sisa‘s Legend of the Arch Magus novels turned out to be the penultimate entry in the series rather than the conclusion. Fortunately however, for a certain definition of the word, it starts out so awful that (for me) it may as well be the series’ finale. I don’t recall one of his apprentices being a pre-teen, but giving that character such a major focus out of nowhere was the exactly wrong move to make.

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