Artifact: A Divine Dungeon Series (Artorian's Archives, Book 8)

At least Artorian hasn't lost his talent for giving Eternium headaches. Perhaps a nap will help... or not.Regardless, Artorian is breaking things in Eternium almost faster than they can be fixed, so... everything is normal?Oh, and don't forget the demons!Well, you'll have to read it for yourselves as I'm not going to give any real spoilers here.Recommended.

Potential mild spoilers:The AA series in general is so much fun! I like worldbuilding, and love the completionist chronicles and divine dungeon series, and this series spans the gap between the two through the series through the perspective of our overpowered, pillow-fluffing, lovable grandpa.We get a deeper dive into the “game” mechanics, and some cool backstory on the Game Over world boss, as well as a better understanding of mage laws and how they interact with the game.Great job Fluff! And Dakota, keep those puns coming!

Oh wow, this ride has it all,this time around! It gets fast and loud and exciting, but also slow and somewhat monotonous. It has love and Love and hate and Sorrow. It has spectacular highs that make you giddy and exciting to see what's next just for you to be punched right in the feels and wonder why you picked this book to begin with, only to have it jump up to the clouds again! I loved this ride, by the way.

I’m still enjoying this series, but I always feel like I am relearning with every book how things work. Lots of good jokes. I had tears in my eyes at least three times from laughing so hard. Thank you. I look forward to the next in the series. The wait will be hard.

I'm still not sure how characters get to reference events in the future. Except Soni.Lovely book, lovely read. Pun unexpected but good.

I continue to love how obvious it is that Artorian can't do everything alone and that life is lived during the journey. It's great to learn more about his past and the past of Eternia the game. I just love everything about this book.

These books are some of the best I have ever read in my life, none of the hundreds of others live up to that one crazy old man. He is so amazing and embodies love so well I can't even.

This book continues our fantastic journey with Artorian and the best part about it is that none of it drags on like some books tend to later in a series. Every time things seem to slow down our protagonist gets distracted and goes on a mini adventure

… maybe even better yet than the ones before. You two seem to keep getting better ;) Kudos!So many feels.

The first book in the series starts slow but long before I go to this point I can't stop turning pages to find out what's next... Keep it up guys.

Always a pleasure to read a story about Artorian the sweet lovely trouble maker. I had quite a few laugh outbursts reading it

Nothing beats another round with our favorite old man/dragon/bald monk in a world inside another world inside the real world! I'm not putting up spoilers, but I had fun reading it!

A good entry. The dungeon world is still under construction and Artorian is one of the testers and bug hunters. The bugs include demons who have snuk in. He starts off a mino but he has allies who he has recruited by just being him. The loveable grandfather. Once all the debuffs have been removed he's in a situation where he is a danger to everything around him and has to consider making artefact devices so he doesn't break weapons on the first swing! The usual bad puns that are a signature of this series appear. Looking forward to the next entry.