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Hey guys! I guess after binge reading progression fantasy, it was inevitable that I would have to try my hand at it. I just released Oathbreakers Anonymous, which is a story about 4 disgraced fallen paladins from a support group for fallen paladins trying to regain their divine favor, and with it, their high-level skills and abilities. These once-powerful adventurers were reduced to mere low-rank warriors after falling out of favor with their respective gods, and face a near-impossible challenge in trying to regain that divine favor.
https://www.amazon.com/Oathbreakers-Scott-Warren-ebook/dp/B0C166STN8/
The world they're inhabiting is called the Crooked Spine Bastard Vomiting (named by orcs), and it's very tabletop gaming inspired setting with discrete classes and power ranks based on my love for D&D, Warcraft, and other RPGs. Since it's a standalone book, it's a bit heavier on the lit than the rpg. While the RPG elements are critical to the story, the focus is not on linear power progression.
More books are definitely coming in the setting. I'm already outlining the first in a series to start after I finish revisions on the fourth book in one of my sci-fi series.
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