I am currently reading Dungeon Crawler Carl - and I am almost caught up and I’ll be stuck waiting for the next book.
What series would you recommend that gives that similar feel?
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Dragonlance Dragons of Autumn Twilight is a good series to read if you havent already.
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I’m on the last book of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, and the Bobiverse series was recommended to me to follow. I may read the Mistborn series before moving to Bobiverse.
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When I tell you I LOVEEEE Dungeon Crawler Carl!!
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Bobiverse like @AMD_EricaW mentioned is also a great read!
I actually read and listened to Carl on Book-on-tape/Audible. I’m biased, but it’s one of the few series that I actually enjoyed significantly more as a book-on-tape. And while I do think Carl is kind of in a special league of it’s own, there are a few other series that I think hit that same feeling for me of high quality voice acting, immersive worlds, gamey, and just overall enjoyable:
- Project Hail Mary - Probably my favorite Sci-fi book of all time, and some of the best sound design and voice acting for any book-on-tape I’ve ever heard.
- Super Powereds - Definitely more of a coming of age story, but again, GREAT voice-acting
- Babel, or The Necessity of Violence - One of my favorite takes on a fantasy world and magic system that’s extremely informative and with GREAT voice acting (there’s a trend here lol)
- Kaiju: Battlefield Surgeon - If you want great voice acting and more Matt Dinniman, this was a good listen BUT… it’s kind of a lot to be honest. Not for the faint of heart
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I read the mistborn series’s I enjoyed it! Definitely would love to pick your brain after if you do read it!
So I don’t know if this really a good recommendation after Dungeon Crawler Carl but I recently read The Sword of Kaigen by ML Wang and it was AWESOME. Beautifully crafted and written war story, think Avatar: The Last Airbender meets Feudal Japan Samurai heritage, with a feministic lens of power, 10/10 would recommend!! 
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