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The Kartoss Gambit The Way of the Shaman Book #2 LitRPG series eBook Vasily Mahanenko

In this sequel to "Survival Quest (The Way of the Shaman: Book #1)," our main character continues his journey as a prisoner in the virtual world of Barliona. He managed to get out of the mines in record time and is on parole in the main game world. He is sent to a small village at the edge of the kingdom, marked as a convict, and cannot spend more than 48 hours at a time away from it. And the nearest town is 48 hours away by cart...

This book really shines. The gaming aspects of Barliona are still present in this book. Indeed, the MMO side of things gains greater depth with the introduction of clans, more players, and the world as a whole. He is still a low-level player, but through clever use of his abilities, manages to get the attention of some movers and shakers in the game (not that this is necessarily a good thing!). Very naturally, the MC seems to be entangled in some major events that affect Barliona.

Additionally, his journey as a Shaman comes into greater focus. The potential of the class comes out more as he is able to practice his class skills. With access to the forums and wiki, the MC's personal journey as a shaman also becomes more pronounced. Will he forge his own path, or seek out tips & shortcuts from the forums?

All in all, a great book. If you liked Mahanenko's first book, "Survival Quest," this one is even better! And if you like LitRPG, this is at the top of my list so far. 5 stars!


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The Kartoss Gambit The Way of the Shaman Book #2 LitRPG series eBook Vasily Mahanenko Reviews

While extreemely slow and plot/mystery based in the middle of the story along with only middling main skill advancement, was an good read but not $7 amazing.
Another great book. I am really starting to like this book. The main character is really starting to come into self and grow. The story was action pack. The was never a dull moment. While I never planed it, I pretty much read this book in one sitting. I love to read but if not I am not truly loving what I am reading I find it takes longer to read. I can wait to see what the author has in store for next book. I cannot wait.
this second book was simply a great read with a spectacular finish. I am very impressed with the book and enjoyed it quite a bit. The few times I began to worry a little bit about what was going on vanished by the time the ending really came thru for me. I love that the gaming system is still being well written along with the story and the character progression while fast, still seems to hold true to the story world. Cant wait for the next book to come out in English.
If you're looking for perfect spelling and grammar then you should look elsewhere because this book, and series, is fraught with errors. But if you are seeking out a good story, then this is definitely the place to come. The story of our imprisoned MC continues as he tries to advance himself within the confines of his prison sentence. But he ends up with so much more than he bargained for.
When I read the first book of this series through kindle unlimited like serval other first books that are free on there I thought that the book would be so so and I would put the rest of the series on a wish list for the future but I was so sorely mistaken it was amazing and I didn’t hesitate to by the second book and I’m on my way to the third devord both books in less than 36 hours. God love this genre of LitRPG
The first part was about the daily grind of a MMO, made interesting through the character's interaction with the setting and him trying to come to grips with the situation. The second part sets the protagonist loose in the world, ending him up right smack in the middle of something big. The BBEG is introduced, but the conflict itself is partially personal (how to get xp and the proper skills) intermixed with what to the protagonist appears to be a major gaming scenario. As a reader though it leaves me wonder what is truly going on and whether or not the developers still control the game fully or that some AI has run rampant. That might be D. Rus' influence though... And I hope that it at least stay a game with maybe a hacker or a hostile takeover by a group of competitors/developers and not the creation of a new dimension since I am not an overly big fan of the that twist. It takes away the game from LitRPG.

Personally I like the mix of gaming elements and story. The writing style is good, although at times it feels a bit of the top. All in all, a solid 2nd part. Looking forward to part 3.
Mostly good, but became overly complicated with too many unfinished plots...then they were all tied up via one huge blurb of unsatisfying exposition, without virtually and clues or lead up. Like having maybe 20 partially formed subplots all end with, "and then I woke up and it was all a dream"... After book 1 in which the MC acts intelligently, much of this book is moved.forward by the poor device of the MC being too stupid to recognize any clues. First book was enjoyable as it followed small victories of MC with great detail, like gaining a single level... 2nd book he gains 46 levels in a paragraph. Its like author abandoned what made his first books writing good.

I will give 3rd book a try, based only on first book, but if it is more of the same as 2nd book of overpowered gains, stupidity and MC mistakes driving the plot, too many unresolved or weakly resolved subplots, I expect I will not finish the series.
In this sequel to "Survival Quest (The Way of the Shaman Book #1)," our main character continues his journey as a prisoner in the virtual world of Barliona. He managed to get out of the mines in record time and is on parole in the main game world. He is sent to a small village at the edge of the kingdom, marked as a convict, and cannot spend more than 48 hours at a time away from it. And the nearest town is 48 hours away by cart...

This book really shines. The gaming aspects of Barliona are still present in this book. Indeed, the MMO side of things gains greater depth with the introduction of clans, more players, and the world as a whole. He is still a low-level player, but through clever use of his abilities, manages to get the attention of some movers and shakers in the game (not that this is necessarily a good thing!). Very naturally, the MC seems to be entangled in some major events that affect Barliona.

Additionally, his journey as a Shaman comes into greater focus. The potential of the class comes out more as he is able to practice his class skills. With access to the forums and wiki, the MC's personal journey as a shaman also becomes more pronounced. Will he forge his own path, or seek out tips & shortcuts from the forums?

All in all, a great book. If you liked Mahanenko's first book, "Survival Quest," this one is even better! And if you like LitRPG, this is at the top of my list so far. 5 stars!