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Department of Dungeon Studies #2

Department of Dungeon Studies 2

Name: Department of Dungeon Studies 2
Rating: 4.42 (366 reviews)
Author: J. Pal

J. Pal July 31, 2024

4.42 366 Ratings

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Synopsis

Continue on Nox’s journey from Novice to Archmage in this Arcane Academy LitRPG series from J Pal, bestselling author of The Houndsman and They Called Me Mad.

It features a unique magic system which involves cultivating a solar system in one’s core, Detailed spell crafting and alchemy, Dungeon diving, arcane archery, a magic university setting and so much more.

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