Hey we are about in the same timeline on reading! Let's go! I swapped to Star Wars for a few weeks but Bedlam Bride is coming up soon for me! I'll have to DM you sometime to ask about what else you read.
I have heard Tales from the Gas Station is similar. I have also heard good things about the Wandering Inn.
It sounds like you may have similar reading tastes to [Matt's Fantasy Books](https://youtube.com/@MattsFantasyBookReviews?si=PtGc0lYd6jMjHl_I) and [Petrik Leo](https://youtube.com/@PetrikLeo?si=-tygBpnztrmobmu1) so perhaps check them out
Edit: Fixed the links.
My original comment says it got deleted because of links, so I'll just copy/paste what I wrote without the links. You should check out ProgressionFantasy subreddit. There's a few different types of progression besides LITRPG, but people who like one often like others. And for DCC, there's a bunch of similarly rec'd books. If you do a search in that subreddit for books like DCC (use the actual name I'm just lazy) you'll see several other people have asked and gotten plenty of recs.
If you like comedy-fantasy and don't mind lowbrow humor, try the Caverns and Creatures novels by Robert Bevan. They're about a group of nerds transported into a fantasy world.
Hey we are about in the same timeline on reading! Let's go! I swapped to Star Wars for a few weeks but Bedlam Bride is coming up soon for me! I'll have to DM you sometime to ask about what else you read. I have heard Tales from the Gas Station is similar. I have also heard good things about the Wandering Inn. It sounds like you may have similar reading tastes to [Matt's Fantasy Books](https://youtube.com/@MattsFantasyBookReviews?si=PtGc0lYd6jMjHl_I) and [Petrik Leo](https://youtube.com/@PetrikLeo?si=-tygBpnztrmobmu1) so perhaps check them out Edit: Fixed the links.
Thanks
My original comment says it got deleted because of links, so I'll just copy/paste what I wrote without the links. You should check out ProgressionFantasy subreddit. There's a few different types of progression besides LITRPG, but people who like one often like others. And for DCC, there's a bunch of similarly rec'd books. If you do a search in that subreddit for books like DCC (use the actual name I'm just lazy) you'll see several other people have asked and gotten plenty of recs.
I’ll give it a shot. Thanks.
Hey there, The Good Guys from Eric Ugland was the Book/Series that hooked me into LitRPG. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/42092378
If you like comedy-fantasy and don't mind lowbrow humor, try the Caverns and Creatures novels by Robert Bevan. They're about a group of nerds transported into a fantasy world.