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The Knife WIth A Thousand Blades
A GameLit & LitRPG Novel by David Heyman
Book 2 of the Dragons In Dungeons Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Comic Fantasy,
- Sword & Sorcery,
- Dragons
This book is for you if you're into...
- Dragons secretly roleplaying as heroes in tabletop campaigns
- Party shenanigans with unpredictable magic and clanking armor
- Quests where eating the villains would technically break the rules
A city under siege, the royal army all but destroyed and an endless hoard of bandits at the gate. Sounds like the perfect opportunity for Kruna, Derrin, Elendiere and Gnorman to redeem themselves and get back onto the hero's path as they level up their characters in their next session of Dragons in Dungeons.
It's not going to be easy though, because even though they are secretly all dragons in disguise it rather goes against the spirit of the game to eat all the bandits. Armed with the knowledge that a new bandit king has risen to power in the north, and goes by the somewhat ambiguous title of 'Knife', Kruna and the others have to come up with a cunning plan to sneak past his army and cut off the head of this metaphorical snake before the kingdom is overrun.
A task far easier said than done when you have a wizard with a twitchy spell finger and a Dwarf covered in armour on your team. Will our adventurers manage to be stealthy? Can they find the Knife? Will Gnorman ever get the stains out of his robes? Find out in the second instalment of Dragons in Dungeons!
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