Dungeon Core Online: Remastered Edition - Book Two
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War is coming.
DCO’s latest patch has finally made it possible for dungeons to interact with one another. This can mean only one thing: it is time for some player vs player action. More importantly, it means James and BLANK will finally be able to settle their score on the Fields of Battle. Only, there’s a lot more riding on this than pride – if James loses, he will be forced to leave DCO for good.
With everything on the line James and Rue must prepare for the onslaught and grow their dungeon as fast as possible. Which may mean doing things James isn’t proud of, things that involve a lot ofdickens…
BLANK may be formidable, but the Random dungeon still has a few tricks up its sleeve. James has unlocked an entire new floor, and with it, the most powerful and terrifying Random mobs yet.
Well… hopefully; it is Random after all.
But seriously - how bad could it be?
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Dungeon Core Online: Remastered Edition is a 5-book series with 5 released primary works first released in 2021 with contributions by Jonathan Smidt.
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Book 2 picks up right were book 1 left off, with PvP about to be introduced and James scrambling to prepare. The dungeon war takes up the entirety of this installment, which is exhausting as someone who hates PvP. Some of the players on the enemy side seem fun but others are the typical PvP meanypants types. The real world bullying is resolved but the virtual world bullying gets more unhinged.
We meet more players on both sides of the conflict as James observes their experiences during the war. A lot of different gamer types and personalities are represented, plus we get to see more character build options. By the time the epic battles start, there is a rich cast for which to root.
If you can, try not to look to closely at the cover art before reading. It spoils one of the enemy monsters. The cover art warning continues going forward - if you want to be surprised with what James has to work with, avoid the cover art until later.
