Titan of Steel
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4.8 (16 ratings)
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Synopsis
Dungeons. Sapient subterranean structures full of monsters and treasure, commonly plundered by adventurers. Yeah, no, that's not happening. Instead, watch as THIS dungeon takes matters into their own 'hands' to prevent such exploitation, and all the trouble they get in along the way!
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ActionAdventureFantasyIsekaiMechaSci-fi- Finale: Battle of the HellriftSep 15, 2020
- Chapter 28Sep 14, 2020
- Standard SpecificationsSep 14, 2020
- Chapter 27Sep 13, 2020
- On The Origins of DungeonsSep 13, 2020
- Chapter 26Sep 12, 2020
- Chapter 25Sep 10, 2020
- Amali Department of Public Infrastructure Research and Development DocumentsSep 10, 2020
- Chapter 24Sep 9, 2020
- Chapter 23Sep 8, 2020
- Constitution of the Socialist Republic of AmaliSep 8, 2020
- Chapter 22Sep 7, 2020
- Common Adventuring Gear, Dungeoneering Survival TipsSep 7, 2020
- Chapter 21Sep 6, 2020
- Chapter 20Sep 5, 2020
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No obvious flaws (like spelling, grammar etc.), and no hidden flaws (like errating pacing; bad character design or representation; plot holes).
One of the plot holes might be autonomy stat of monsters thrown out of the window half-way through the story - I might have missed the explanation for that as I tend to skip some parts while reading
It's hard for me to find any exceptional stroke of genius in this story, but its a very nice evening read, and I would love to read more.
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