What r/litrpg is talking about this week

Hey all! Shawn Wilson here. Best known for my Ultimate Level 1 series. I wanted to say its hard to believe that 3 years ago I started this writing journey and my life has changed in so many ways...

So I’ve been reading/listening to mostly good guy MCs. I’m trying to get another perspective and look into villain MCs. Any good recs? Something like this photo.

My first recommendations are books for their Sub Genre of books that is my first recommendation if someone asks. 1. Paladin of the Forsaken Lands is my Nr. 1 Book right now and on the same quality...

It's taken me a while to finally give this series a try. Generally when I'm finished a series I will check out other people's tier lists, what books people are discussing on this sub, and...

You click on a book because the blurb promises a really weird, restricted build. Maybe they are a pure trap-maker, a backline plague healer, or an artificer who sucks in direct combat and has to...

For the colonyyy 🐜 Chrysalis is one of my favourite LitRPG series of all time, and there’s surprisingly little fan art out there for this amazing series. So I decided to sculpt my own versions of...

I randomly came across this litrpg novel on audible and bought it to listen to at work. I am not too far into it but so far I am enjoying it a lot. However, I saw on audible there is only 1 vol of...

Honestly, this is a pretty great book. It has just released on Amazon, but it's also available on Royal Road. The title and cover are somewhat misleading. This isn't a men's romance/smut book, but...

There's a continually growing number of books, even multiple within single series, that are narrated by Jeff with no audiobook release dates in sight. Between the recent DCC book tour, the DCC TV...