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The Dungeon Slayer #2

The Dungeon Destroyer

Name: The Dungeon Destroyer
Rating: 4.38 (2471 reviews)
Author: Konrad Ryan

Konrad Ryan December 12, 2020

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After the pain of lost friends and party members, Tad, gold key in hand, faces the endless class tower. Mysteries and secrets lie within. Trials turn to battles with other voids. With new strength come new challenges. His warrior trial looms ahead, with warrior rank dungeons waiting beyond. Old friends and new band together to raid dungeons and find adventure in the second installment of the Dungeon Slayer Series.

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