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  • CHAINED ECHOES & GLOOMHAVEN

    Posted on October 17, 2024 10:01 am by Offkorn Comment

    Chained Echoes is an RPG-Maker styled kind of game with fun gameplay and exploration aspects alongside an absolutely terrible storyline. If I wasn’t so fond of both collecting things (the reward board is a nice touch) and the combat system which restores all resources at the end of each fight (highly encouraging ability usage) I likely never would’ve made it past the point your party members first join up. Just cleared the Flower Fields and Monastery area now and the plot has reached a new low… but collecting treasure chests and enemy drops remains engaging.

    As for Gloomhaven, which is the digital adaptation of a board game, I didn’t get very far at all. It reminded me of Darkest Dungeon, except with questionable balancing and even worse resource management aspects. And I hate resource management.

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  • MOONFALL, Aftermath, & The Seal of Earth

    Posted on October 9, 2024 1:10 am by Offkorn Comment

    The first thing to be aware of about Selkie Myth‘s Moonfall novel is that it’s quite short, being only slightly longer than your average light novel. The second is that it’s transitionary, consisting mostly of isolated events separated by multiple-year timeskips (although unlike in the previous novel the titular event here does get significant coverage). If neither of those things sound like a problem to you then it should end up just as entertaining as the series’ earlier installments.

    Stuart Grosse‘s fourth Reborn as the First Boss novella takes a middle path where the sex is concerned. While the early books had detailed sex scenes and the previous one had none at all, this one compromises by mentioning the act without going into a play-by-play. Aside from that the only thing of note is that the blue boxes are a bit heavy here (eating up the limited page count by quite a bit) due to a somewhat large level-up after the goblin fight.

    It’s been a while since I read the fourteenth Lich Returnee novella (sometime in mid-July) and… honestly at this point I can’t remember anything notable about it besides that it wasn’t bad. I think I’ll have to stop trying to pair these with the above series and just post them as they appear.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 8

    Posted on October 8, 2024 12:25 am by Offkorn Comment

    Rise of the Frontier Lord

      While there are some exceptionally contrived bits, like the whole sequence with the throne ship and miasma (or the spontaneous herald thing), this is a pretty fun kingdom-building story with a diverse cast. At this point I’d have to say the biggest oddity is how the Imperials don’t take the existence of the Wolf-God seriously despite being fully aware of multiple other gods.

    From Londoner To Lord

      A somewhat slowly paced kingdom-building story that occasionally goes a bit too heavy on the sentimentality. And while I’m not personally fond of the advertising scheme the author has adopted (which greatly resembles what a pay-to-win MMO would use), nor how desperate they seem to be to acquire more readers, if you just focus on the story itself while ignoring the set-dressing it ends up a decent enough time-waster.

    Reborn as a Fantasy General

      A story about an aspiring historian war-nerd who gets summoned to a Warhammer-like world as a savior figure destined to lead a band of ratmen to greatness. Apart from having a misleading title (no one is reborn here) the only real issue is how abnormally fast the protagonist adapts to life underground among pestilence-worshiping cannibals. That said, I’m not really a fan of the first book’s rushed ending, nor the total setting/character shift of the second.

    Rise Of The Worthy

      While interesting, there are some weird holes in the setting and event developments that strain credulity to the breaking point.

    Soul Merger

      A fun and engaging series (the MC is apparently only succubus-adjacent to justify an entirely female cast) that handles creature-related lore-dumps by providing in-universe encyclopedia entries as integrated chapters. Unfortunately, at a certain point the protagonists decide to go raiding the bottom of a labyrinth for ~reasons~ and when the inevitable happens I just lost all interest in finishing it.

    A Relatively Powerful Mage

      A well-written (apart from some rather abrupt romantic developments) post-apocalyptic System-based series. Despite having a good mix of personal power-gain and empire-building I ended up having to drop it at the end of the first book, at which point it explicitly decides to set off on a path of human supremacy. That’s just not something I’m interested in reading about.

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  • CINDERS OF MAGIC & THE WHITE MAGE #1-2

    Posted on October 4, 2024 9:17 am by Offkorn Comment

    Cinders of Magic, by the same author as Advent of Dragonfire, is a rather lengthy book that stands out mostly for its near-total lack of exposition. Aside from a description of the various types of magic users (which doesn’t appear until ~250 pages in) it expects you to figure out who’s who and what’s going on yourself. Personally I don’t consider that a problem, nor do I have an issue with the large number of shifting perspectives, rather it’s the frequent technical errors and general meandering nature of the plot. It feels like that by the end we’ve only just come to the beginning and I can’t really say all that build-up was beneficial or even necessary.

    I went into Argus Philo and Montgomery Quinn‘s The White Mage series with no small amount of trepidation. There were a great many warning signs that I ignored out of general boredom and… I’m glad I did. This is one of those rare sex-heavy series that does not substitute porn for plot or character development, and it ends up quite entertaining despite there being a large amount of obvious wish-fulfillment going on with how things play out.

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  • EASYGOING TERRITORY DEFENSE #3 & My Magical Career at Court #5

    Posted on September 27, 2024 12:10 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The third Okiraku Ryoushu no Tanoshii Ryouchi Bouei book mostly concerns itself with the recruitment of additional crafters so that, eventually, the protagonist doesn’t have to do everything himself. Aside from that… there’s also a bit of character development for his fiancée.

    Oukyuu Majutsushi toshite Hirowareru‘s fifth entry busies itself with the establishment of Luke’s new taskforce and Noel growing into her role as a superior officer. Unfortunately, we once again come to the cusp of romantic progression only to have it snatched away at the very last moment (the novel ends on a cliffhanger). Which is annoying enough that I don’t think I’m going to follow it any further.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 7

    Posted on September 21, 2024 8:04 am by Offkorn Comment

    Ruinous Return

      Defying initial expectations, this isn’t a straightforward revenge story. Rather than returning as herself the protagonist instead returns to the fantasy world as the demon/dragon king after a decent timeskip… only to find that the ‘evil’ races aren’t as evil as initially thought. So, at this point at least, it ends up more a kingdom-building story. Which isn’t a bad thing.

    SOUL WEAVER CHRONICLES

      A non-Earth isekai featuring both cultivation and system core aspects with a protagonist that can empower and resurrect people (both necromantically and as fully resurrected thralls). Interesting so far, but could get bogged down in any number of ways.

    Lost Souls and a Demoness

      Despite having a succubus protagonist, there isn’t much in the way of sexual content (which I consider a positive). Instead the story focuses more on the charm/dominate and demonic rage aspects, with most of the content so far centered on combat and combat-adjacent activity… although there’s also an appreciable amount of character building.

    ADVENT OF DRAGONFIRE

      This story stands out for not beginning with tragedy or family trauma of some kind. The protagonist here doesn’t really have a personal goal and mostly (at the start) just wants to become powerful because her brothers are powerful. Which makes all the violence and death she ends up having to wade through during her first trial (which takes up the vast majority of the story so far and doesn’t seem anywhere near finished) all the more shocking. In a way it ends up feeling more grimdark than the above Soul Weaver one.

    WAIF

      A zero-to-hero story that for some reason I couldn’t get into. Something about the character interactions just felt off.

    CORPO AGE

      A Cyberpunk-like story with a completely unexplained System implementation and a murderhobo protagonist who’s only interested in money. Not really my kind of thing.

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  • Web Novels, Vol. 6

    Posted on September 18, 2024 1:29 am by Offkorn Comment

    MAGUS REBORN

      Rather similar to Legend of the Arch Magus. The key difference here is that while that overpowered protagonist steamrolls all opposition without complication, this one occasionally struggles a bit (and there are also some tertiary cultivation aspects). So it basically comes down to a matter of personal preference. Do beware that it could use another editing pass or two though, as the occasional technical error is fairly noticeable.

    Wraithwood Botanist

      This is an interesting series that doesn’t really resemble anything I’ve read before, with a fairly well developed setting and distinct characters. On the negative side of things the author is one of those unwilling to fix typos and technical errors pointed out in the comments, and made a really odd choice to keep old, obsolete chapters up (which now have to be skipped past) instead of editing/replacing them with the rewritten ones.

    The New DARK LORD

      The first book plays out much like a standard isekai hero tale, just one with an unambiguously brutal protagonist somewhat similar to Father of Monstrosity‘s. The second book however completely changes gears to present the promised ‘rise of a new dark lord’ content. A bit too early to see how that will turn out, but it’s definitely a solid enough start.

    AVAUNT

      Unusual for being a single complete book rather than a series, this story is rather unique with a combination of Jack Vance-ish offhand absurdity, Fargo-ish mix of violence and dark comedy, and a magic system that resembles computer code.

    Technomancer: How I Became the Hapless Sidekick of the World’s Greatest Magical Girl

      Wasn’t really onboard with the first couple of chapters’ themes, and the lead-up to the protagonist’s awakening was just far too contrived.

    THE EMPEROR’S CONCUBINE

      Not sure whether it’s because I’ve just read too many stories with this setup, or the writing style was just a bit too stilted, but I could not get into this one. I will say that having the protagonist not be a blatantly isekai’d earthling was an interesting choice… but that may have contributed to the awkwardness of her actions.

    IN A CIVILIZED MANNER

      The protagonist simply rubbed me the wrong way. The setup’s kind of odd as well.

    Cursed Explorer of the Arcana

      While this started out good with a distinct Dragoneye Moons vibe, the slavery sideplot dragged it down, the genocidal trek through the forest didn’t help any, and the protagonist of said slavery plotline becoming a central character was the nail in the coffin.

    RUTHLESS: Path of Conquest

      Despite there being nothing in particular I can point to, the story as a whole was just slightly offputting enough to not want to bother following it for an extended period… though I suspect the oddly high level of modern realism played a part.

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  • The Hero Laughs #7 & That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime #19

    Posted on September 3, 2024 1:28 pm by Offkorn Comment

    The seventh Nidome no Yuusha novel thankfully keeps the incestuous vibes to a minimum. And though we don’t get to reunite with the protagonist’s previous two harem members yet, there is some focus on his former/current girlfriend. Not sure how I feel about the sci-fi-ish deity situation though.

    Tensura‘s nineteenth entry is basically two sets of battles with a strategy meeting sandwiched between them. Well really one and a half, since the first is just a continuation of what began in the previous novel. While not terrible, I think it could do with about 60% less mechanic/stat-related exposition… and I’m not really sold on the idea that the author’s going to drag this final confrontation out for three more books.

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  • Legend of the Arch Magus: REPUBLIC OF EVERFROST & CAST IN ATONEMENT

    Posted on August 30, 2024 12:20 pm by Offkorn Comment

    I had thought the thirteenth Arch Magus novel was taking longer than usual to appear, and apparently (according to the Afterword here) it’s because the author burned out and was thinking of ending the series. They changed their mind though and this entry is kind of a transitory one centered on giving some backstory to that group of Imperial witches mentioned a few times earlier.

    Michelle Sagara‘s latest Elantra novel focuses mainly on wrapping up the ‘seeing ghosts’ plotline while also tying it into and adding an addendum to the gold dragon’s backstory. Or rather, I’d like to say it focuses on that, but instead it mostly consists of chained recap segments which only eventually get around to dealing with that in a tortuously roundabout manner.

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  • Final Fantasy XIV – DAWNTRAIL

    Posted on August 24, 2024 1:04 am by Offkorn Comment

    With all eight of my characters now through the Dawntrail main quest, I guess it’s time to post about it.

    As far as the storyline goes the first half of the game is mostly good. There’s is a bit of a hiccup in the third area when one of the other throne claimants does a complete personality reversal out of nowhere, but otherwise it’s pretty damn solid. Only one quest to say something dumb in chat and only a couple that require forced emote usage. The second half though… the second half is just a near-constant stream of cringe-inducing nonsense. They even add a child as a major secondary character toward the end (replete with a ‘follow the idiot child through a ruined cityscape’ quest).

    Sidequests are on the whole mostly better than Endwalker I think, with not all that many being purposely wasteful with your time. The role quests meanwhile are also pretty solid and even better can be rushed through pretty easily on secondary characters since now only the last quest in a line features a single-player duty.

    As for the new classes, Pictomancer has a pretty unique playstyle and just unloads tons of damage to both single targets and groups. Once you get accustomed to when to re-cast the painting spells it ends up pretty fun. Viper meanwhile is basically just a cross between Reaper and Monk, more the latter than the former after they got rid of its damage debuff. If you want a faster Reaper or a less fiddly Monk, this is your class.

    As for class changes:

    • Warrior and Paladin haven’t notably changed.
    • Dark Knight and Gunbreaker losing their damage dash is annoying, but otherwise they’re basically the same.
    • White Mage, Scholar, and Sage haven’t notably changed.
    • Astrologian is… pretty weird now. I liked the previous Card Draw system better, but this one isn’t terrible.
    • I don’t like what they did to Dragoon. Separating Fang and Claw and Wheeling Thrust just creates a hassle.
    • The new Monk is a bit of a shock, but I think it’s ultimately a slight improvement since there’s now less to keep track of.
    • Ninja is a bit better I think without having to worry about keeping up the speed buff.
    • Haven’t played much of Samurai, but it didn’t seem to have notably changed.
    • Reaper is unchanged.
    • Bard, Machinist, and Dancer are all essentially unchanged.
    • Black Mage has been simplified a bit, and I love the changes made to Umbral Soul… but it definitely takes some getting used to.
    • Red Mage is a bit more fiddly in the burst phase, which I’m not thrilled about.
    • Summoner is unchanged.

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