Abstract of the book "R.I.P-less. The Story of a Geomancer"
Every Archmage of non-noble origin is given a plot of land for achieving the highest degree in magic. Gregor was no exception. But the repeatedly cursed, neglected, monster-infested territory is not the best gift. But this is not his problem, because Archmage Gregor Greatkills, the supreme magician of the Earth element, has very ambitious plans for this plot. And who can stop the progress of Nature itself?..
43 comments
anna-stoun04.04.2025, 14:21There is a lack of a Bestiary with all the magical creatures here. Because I didn't quite understand what an illinid looks like.
anna-stoun04.04.2025, 13:23A chamomile field that wanted to strangle is harsh) It could cure nerves forever))
anna-stoun04.04.2025, 13:20I'm curious, what exactly cut that second brother in half? How did it happen? (chapter about childhood memories)
anna-stoun27.03.2025, 11:37Regarding the timekeeping in Hell... I banged my head on the table a bit))) from laughter. Poor priests in the middle of the year)
anna-stoun27.03.2025, 11:25Such cute demon names) Did you write them on purpose, or did you just slap your hand on the keyboard? Either way, it looks very interesting) I like it
anna-stoun26.03.2025, 14:31I urgently need Gregor for a general cleaning))
anna-stoun25.03.2025, 14:15Sometimes the paragraphs are very long, especially when you need to focus on a battle. It's hard for me to read, and by the end, I already forget what was at the beginning. It throws me off a bit. But otherwise, it's wonderful. If physics in school had been explained this interestingly, I would have known it much better.
anna-stoun25.03.2025, 13:34Is it really that Leon likes his hair standing on end every time?? He should get a haircut... Haha. I'm already grumbling like an old lady))
anna-stoun21.03.2025, 16:27In chapter 12, where quotes are mentioned, there are dots instead of dialogue dashes. I forgot what that's called :( Dots from a bulleted list. Check the chapter. Is this intentional, or is it a mistake?
anna-stoun21.03.2025, 09:35I wonder how they managed to live to their age with such a love for alcohol and a needle in their butt))
anna-stoun20.03.2025, 11:10I can't disagree. Gregor is lucky with his subjects)
anna-stoun19.03.2025, 13:59I'm only on chapter 8 and I'm amazed. You really know what you're writing about. What did you use as a reference while writing the book?
ann-kosinova16.03.2025, 00:51Thank you, I enjoyed the first book. Somewhere around the bone dragons, I started to get a bit tired of the battle descriptions, although the author masterfully wields their tool (language, not what you all thought, you perverts). Still, the battle descriptions felt a bit repetitive by that point. Later, the storyline picked up again, which overall helped to overcome the parts that seemed dragged out. I hope this comment doesn’t upset the author; I sincerely wish for the growth of your talent and hope to remain a reader of your works in the future.
anna-stoun14.03.2025, 14:56I'm worried about Leon's meditation room. Especially the stalactites above him... Couldn't they accidentally fall on Leon?
anna-stoun14.03.2025, 11:46Poor Leon. I'm thrilled))) And Hiss is cool. I liked the barony. It's kind of a mix of everything's ruined and a wonderful place)
R.I.P-less. The Story of a Geomancer
About the book
Every Archmage of non-noble origin is given a plot of land for achieving the highest degree in magic. Gregor was no exception. But the repeatedly cursed, neglected, monster-infested territory is not the best gift. But this is not his problem, because Archmage Gregor Greatkills, the supreme magician of the Earth element, has very ambitious plans for this plot. And who can stop the progress of Nature itself?..
43 comments
- anna-stoun04.04.2025, 14:21
There is a lack of a Bestiary with all the magical creatures here. Because I didn't quite understand what an illinid looks like.
- anna-stoun04.04.2025, 13:23
A chamomile field that wanted to strangle is harsh) It could cure nerves forever))
- anna-stoun04.04.2025, 13:20
I'm curious, what exactly cut that second brother in half? How did it happen? (chapter about childhood memories)
- anna-stoun27.03.2025, 11:37
Regarding the timekeeping in Hell... I banged my head on the table a bit))) from laughter. Poor priests in the middle of the year)
- anna-stoun27.03.2025, 11:25
Such cute demon names) Did you write them on purpose, or did you just slap your hand on the keyboard? Either way, it looks very interesting) I like it
- anna-stoun26.03.2025, 14:31
I urgently need Gregor for a general cleaning))
- anna-stoun25.03.2025, 14:15
Sometimes the paragraphs are very long, especially when you need to focus on a battle. It's hard for me to read, and by the end, I already forget what was at the beginning. It throws me off a bit. But otherwise, it's wonderful. If physics in school had been explained this interestingly, I would have known it much better.
- anna-stoun25.03.2025, 13:34
Is it really that Leon likes his hair standing on end every time?? He should get a haircut... Haha. I'm already grumbling like an old lady))
- anna-stoun21.03.2025, 16:27
In chapter 12, where quotes are mentioned, there are dots instead of dialogue dashes. I forgot what that's called :( Dots from a bulleted list. Check the chapter. Is this intentional, or is it a mistake?
- anna-stoun21.03.2025, 09:35
I wonder how they managed to live to their age with such a love for alcohol and a needle in their butt))
- anna-stoun20.03.2025, 11:10
I can't disagree. Gregor is lucky with his subjects)
- anna-stoun19.03.2025, 13:59
I'm only on chapter 8 and I'm amazed. You really know what you're writing about. What did you use as a reference while writing the book?
- ann-kosinova16.03.2025, 00:51
Thank you, I enjoyed the first book. Somewhere around the bone dragons, I started to get a bit tired of the battle descriptions, although the author masterfully wields their tool (language, not what you all thought, you perverts). Still, the battle descriptions felt a bit repetitive by that point. Later, the storyline picked up again, which overall helped to overcome the parts that seemed dragged out. I hope this comment doesn’t upset the author; I sincerely wish for the growth of your talent and hope to remain a reader of your works in the future.
- anna-stoun14.03.2025, 14:56
I'm worried about Leon's meditation room. Especially the stalactites above him... Couldn't they accidentally fall on Leon?
- anna-stoun14.03.2025, 11:46
Poor Leon. I'm thrilled))) And Hiss is cool. I liked the barony. It's kind of a mix of everything's ruined and a wonderful place)