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Various thoughts on a variety of topics.

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  • Re:Monster & the Misdeeds of an Extremely Arrogant Villain Aristocrat

    Posted on January 22, 2026 2:14 am by Offkorn Comment

    Re:Monster is a reincarnation isekai that starts off on a questionably sci-fi Earth before transitioning to what seems to be a standard fantasy world… and I’m not really sure why the beginning is so oddly over-complicated. Maybe the author wrote an earlier unpublished series in that setting? Regardless, the majority of the story is entertaining enough with solid action scenes and plenty of deadpan comedy. The main flaw would be the inclusion of the human women and everything related to them, with the elf situation coming in a more distant second (both being egregious fanservice, albeit of differing severity).

    A completely different type of reincarnation isekai, Kiwamete Gouman Taru Akuyaku Kizoku no Shogyou takes the unusual path of having the reincarnator get subsumed by the personality of the body they’ve possessed. The result being more of a fanfiction or ‘what if?’ version of a story than an actual isekai, one populated by a variety of overly excitable/perverted characters. It works surprisingly well.

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  • Dragon’s Justice #1-6 & Dungeon Diving #1-10

    Posted on January 21, 2026 10:44 am by Offkorn Comment

    An earlier series by the author of Returner’s Defiance, Dragon’s Justice has a rough beginning with all the ‘inner beast’ stuff. Fortunately it gets better by the end of the first novel and even manages to keep the harem elements under control for a decent period of time. It’s not until the fourth that the number of love interests begins to overflow, and even then the series remains entertaining until the sixth.

    That’s where I had to drop it with all the nonsense surrounding the lost dragon village. Either you have an overpowered protagonist or you do not, no good will ever come from trying to play the underdog or damsel in distress card for such a character. Another issue is that there really isn’t any proper transition, mentality-wise, from ‘average college student’ to ‘I am the law’.

    Dungeon Diving is also a series by the same author, one which handles the harem elements far better. While it’s true said harem forms almost instantly, it remains small for quite some time and even ten books in remains modestly sized. Which is a staggering accomplishment considering the setting. What’s a bit more interesting is how many of the MMO elements were giving me flashbacks to playing FFXIV; unlike some authors this one seems to actually know the games’ mechanics.

    Honestly I was not expecting to like this series at all considering the whole dungeon focus, yet the various genre elements are blended together fantastically and there aren’t any unlikeable characters to bring it down. These first ten books are enjoyable almost entirely throughout and my only complaints are fairly minor: A male student rising up as the leader of an otherwise all-girls school is a bad look, Crimson being a switch feels especially gratuitous, and the media interview segments in the tenth novel are physically painful.

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  • Breaking Up Was the Plan, the Duke Falling For the Villainess “Was Not!” & THE NEW GATE

    Posted on January 14, 2026 5:32 am by Offkorn Comment

    Ended up having to drop the first Hakyoku Yotei no Akujo no Hazu ga, Reitetsu Koushaku-sama ga Wakarete Kuremasen! novel fairly quickly. The protagonist’s apparent lack of intelligence does not work at all well with the mannerisms she developed from being ‘comically’ poor. It’s a very unfortunate combination.

    The New Gate (English subtitle: Where It End, It Begins) doesn’t end up much better, starting off not too dissimilar to what would’ve happened if Kirito from SAO were transported to the world of Leadale after clearing the death game. The main issue here is that I can’t tell if the protagonist is a genuine idiot, or if he’s being written as an idiot solely to provide exposition to the reader… and I don’t care enough to keep reading long enough to find out.

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  • PLANETFALL & ELVEN BLOOD

    Posted on January 14, 2026 2:33 am by Offkorn Comment

    I apparently picked up Alex S. Weber‘s first Manaforged Robtics novel without actually comprehending the description, as the whole fantasy world thing took me completely by surprise. And not in a good way. The integration between the sci-fi and fantasy elements is fairly nonexistent, the result being something utterly lacking in believability.

    While there’s nothing in particular I can point to about the first of Mark Stanley‘s Vellhor Saga novels as being wrong, something about the tone or atmosphere put me off. It feels as though it’s trying too hard to be ‘epic’ and comes across a bit like a theater production. Less ambiguous is the rather large number of notably varied points of view, which will probably be a negative for some readers.

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  • Feral MAGE #1-3 & The Hidden Magic of Ordinary Things

    Posted on January 7, 2026 2:04 pm by Offkorn Comment

    Similar to the author‘s De’Vas Chronicles series, their Feral Mage series has also been floating about my recommendations page since the first novel was available for preorder. In this case though I’d been avoiding it because the description made it seem like the harem aspects would be far too forced.

    Unfortunately that indeed turned out to be the case, as I can’t really say any of the relationships in here are well paced and the series very quickly drowns you in love interests. Still, the first two books are readable enough if you can put up with that. The third has an additional problem however; the major plot developments take a fairly ludicrous turn and aren’t very interesting besides.

    I picked up Olivia McCullough‘s The Hidden Magic of Ordinary Things on a whim some time back, just got around to giving it a look now… and almost immediately regretted it. I’m not at all fond of characters that kill themselves for no reason whatsoever, taking on work solely for the sake of taking on work while ignoring their own health in the process, and have no idea what’s up with her ‘friend’. She goes from “Are you alright, you look sick.” to “You should enchant this meadow full of lanterns!” and “You should go dancing!” in the blink of a eye. Baffling.

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  • HOW I BECAME KING BY EATING MONSTERS #4 & I’m Quitting the Hero’s Party #12

    Posted on January 7, 2026 5:04 am by Offkorn Comment

    The fourth Monster no Niku o Kutteitara Oui ni Tsuita Ken novel has the protagonist going undercover once again to foreign lands in search of normal food only to get foiled by his own lack of assertiveness. It additionally kicks off the conflict against his teacher’s homeland, which should be the last major obstacle toward uniting the continent.

    Yongsa Pati Ttaelyeochiubnida‘s twelfth entry lines up all the pieces for the final push against the various disasters, setting a six-month timeline to take out the first of them (while also revealing that the members of the original hero party were unimaginably stupid). To be honest, at this point I’m more than a little annoyed at how certain enemies keep reappearing… and if the next novel does not feature the Apostate’s complete excision from the story I may end up dropping it.

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  • DE’VAS CHRONICLES #1-4 & PATHS OF AkashiC #1-2

    Posted on January 4, 2026 11:27 am by Offkorn Comment

    Chase Kilgore‘s De’Vas Chronicles series had been floating around my recommendations for quite some time now. While I don’t regret waiting so long to check it out, since it meant I had four books to read rather than one, I do wonder why I’d been avoiding it in the first place since there’s nothing that could be considered objectionable about it beyond the initial romance being a bit too rushed.

    The characters are distinct and amusing, the protagonist is plenty powerful, the additional romances are paced out well, and events move along fluidly. Really my only complaint is that the scope of the opposing forces keeps inexplicably escalating. You start out against a reclusive district boss, who was indirectly being manipulated by a more powerful district boss, but turns out he was working for shady council members, but they were working for a superpowered former councilmember… and now they were working for some even more powerful mysterious other. It’s ridiculous.

    The first two of Bainin‘s Paths of Akashic novels brought to mind a combination of Guardian of Aster Fall and Primer for the Apocalypse. Although it starts off enjoyable enough, the sudden shift to body cultivation halfway through Initiation is incredibly jarring. The second novel then kind of ambles along in a weird liminal space before abruptly ending the trial year with a pseudo-tournament arc. On the fence about whether or not to continue I looked at some of the descriptions for the later novels and ultimately decided against it after seeing what the fifth decided to focus on.

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  • The Wyrmlord’s Wrath & Heretic Spellblade: EPILOGUE

    Posted on December 29, 2025 10:43 am by Offkorn Comment

    Sharing quite a number of similarities with the author‘s earlier Corsairs and Cataclysms series, this first Wyrmlord’s Wrath novel mostly stands out for not featuring slavery and going even harder on the harem. While I wouldn’t say it’s bad… it also doesn’t really seem to offer anything notably different. So unless you had to drop C&C due to the slavery focus there’s not really much reason to read this.

    Coming seemingly out of nowhere, K.D. Robertson‘s ninth Heretic Spellblade novel claims to be an epilogue to the series. In reality though it reads more like a continuation, one picking up after a six-year timeskip that arguably leaves more dangling threads than it began with. The only thing that gets ‘solved’ is the continued presence of the outer being’s doorway. Which is not necessarily a bad thing unless the author truly means for there to be no more stories featuring these characters.

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  • NOWHERE STARS #1-3 & The Abandoned REINCARNATION SAGE #1-2

    Posted on December 25, 2025 2:04 pm by Offkorn Comment

    A Madoka-like series formatted in the style of a Japanese light novel, Nowhere Stars revolves around horrors both physical and mental from multiple different vectors; personal, familial, societal, eldritch. When it started out the only issues it really had were that the protagonist goes from “I’ll do anything to live” to “No get out, I have to sleep on this” in the blink of an eye, and the harbinger-related scenes occasionally being too wordy. By the end of the third though I did not like how the direction of events seemed to be forcing the protagonist into becoming a celebrity against her core desires.

    The Suterareta Tensei Kenja series, whose English publisher can’t seem to decide on a translation for its subtitle (monster’s, monsters, and monsters’ are all used in different places), is basically a mix of Tensura and Okiraku Ryoushu no Tanoshii Ryouchi Bouei. The protagonist is a workaholic who can never stop moving like the latter series’ and he’s building a monster town while directly evolving the inhabitants like the former’s, the result being a purestrain overpowered protagonist escapist fantasy with slightly too fast pacing. Oh, and while it should be noted that it currently has no romance elements… based on the highly questionable artwork included I suspect that will eventually change.

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  • DIABLO IV – Season 11 End

    Posted on December 23, 2025 2:13 pm by Offkorn Comment

    All seasonal challenges now complete except Monster Mash and killing T4 Lilith. I’m 2k short of the former and see no reason to bother with the latter, since it would probably require grinding paragon node levels (mine are at level 50, which is plenty for the rest of T4).

    For the Rogue build I ended up going with:

    • Skills
      • Rank 1 Fundamental Heartseeker, Subverting Concealment, Countering Dark Shroud, Mixed Cold Imbuement
      • Rank 5 Supreme Rain of Arrows
      • Rank 1 Rapid Gambits, Shadow Crash, Deadly Venom, Precision
      • Rank 3 Sturdy, Weapon Mastery, Unstable Elixers, Trick Attacks, Balestra, Agile, Evasive, Exploit, Malice, Alchemical Advantage, Debilitating Toxin, Frigid Finesse, Deadeye, Alchemist’s Fortune, Impetus, Unto Dawn
    • Power: Inner Sight
    • Companions: Raheir + Varyana
    • Paragon: Efficacy, Exploit Weakness/Canny, Eldritch Bounty/Versatility, Danse Macabre/Ranger, No Witnesses/Devious
    • Equipment
      • Harlequin Crest Head (YulVex), Shroud of False Death Chest (Emerald), Grasp of Shadow Hands, Flickerstep Feet, Orphan Maker Crossbow (NeoQax), Word of Hakan Necklace (Skull)
      • Ancestral Legs (Emerald & Crowded Sage), Swords (Emerald, Vehement Brawler & True Sight)
      • Ancestral Rings (Diamond, Arrow Storms & Vengeful)

    Much more fun than my previous Druid build. Just a constant Rain of Arrows every which way. And I got pretty lucky with ideal boot and necklace drops, although I had terrible luck with the crossbow. Took a half hour to burn through a little over 600 bloods in T4 and only got two ancestral versions (both with the same lackluster stats, *Exploit and only 260% Reload). Incredibly annoying.

    Before clearing Pit level 75 to wrap up the season though I got sidetracked by wanting to make a Druid build to grab the Vulnerable Lightning Kills achievement. So I headed over to see what Maxroll Lightning Storm build was available and was promptly disappointed. The build itself is oddly busy and the ratings certainly didn’t inspire confidence.

    It did have a number of elements I liked enough to modify it a bit though:

    • Skills
      • Rank 1 Earth Spike, Innate Blood Howl, Wolves, Poison Creeper
      • Rank 5 Raging Lightning Storm, Cyclone Armor, Supreme Grizzly Rage
      • Rank 1 Heart of the Wild, Neurotoxin, Circle of Life, Perfect Storm
      • Rank 3 Wild Impulses, Backlash, Ancestral Fortitude, Vigilance, Feral Aptitude, Clarity, Nature’s Reach, Envenom, Toxic Claws, Quickshift, Catastrophe, Defiance, Natural Disaster, Resonance
    • Spirits: Stag 2, Eagle 2 & 4, Wolf 4, Snake 4
    • Companions: Raheir + Varyana
    • Paragon: Fang&Claw, Constricting Tendrils/Werewolf, Lust for Carnage/Dominate, Thunderstruck/Earth&Sky, Heightened Malice/Spirit
    • Equipment
      • Ring of Starless Skies (Diamond), Tempest Roar Head (NaguXal), Mad Wolf’s Glee Chest (Sapphire), Unsung Ascetic’s Wraps Hands, Tibault’s Will Legs (Sapphire), Hunter’s Zenith Ring (Diamond)
      • Ancestral Boots (Dire Wolf), Polearm (LithKry, Rampaging Werebeast), Amulet (Skull, Rabid Beast)

    Earth Spike is ignored once you become self-sufficient with resource usage, while Wolves and Creeper are mainly just there to ramp Quickshift and trigger the NaguXal runeword. Playstyle is to simply blast Lightning Storm 24/7, Howl whenever its effects are about to run out, and use Rage & Creeper on cooldown.

    Just blazes through T4 in general and the Pit level 75 specifically (at 240 paragon with level 50 nodes) with the only issues being a relatively low health pool and not much in the way of evasion to handle the massive amount of bullshit ‘on death’ AOEs this season seems to have added. Infernal Hordes in particular is a land of extremes; either stand in the middle of the arena and everything on-screen instantly dies without issue, or you have to constantly run from 10+ homing AOEs.

    Plans for next season are a poison-based Spiritborn that makes use of Andariel’s Visage and Shattered Vow and… some kind of Sorcerer. No ideas just yet since I don’t want to do the standard Hydra or Crackling Energy thing. Will have to play around with the character builder.

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