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Warmaster 1: Dungeon Spiteful

Name: Warmaster 1: Dungeon Spiteful
Rating: 4.08 (306 reviews)
Author: Melissa McShane

Melissa McShane January 24, 2024

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Synopsis

For five years, Aderyn has waited to get the Call—the event when the system controlling her world grants her a class and appropriate skills to become an adventurer. When the system makes her a Warmaster, Aderyn eagerly sets out on her first journey.

The problem? Her class is useless.

No one believes a Warmaster is anything but a joke. They aren’t strong fighters, they have no magic, and they don’t have powerful skills. But Aderyn hasn’t waited all these years to give up now. With the help of a young man from another world, she’s going to prove this Warmaster can do anything.

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