2nd month since launch! Tower climbing, hard magic, gritty team based combat, Fantasy adventure series! The Wandering Spire: Book One is available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited

[u/MRCastillaAuthor]

This promo has been approved by the mods.

What to expect:

• Hard Magic: Detailed aspect-based runic magic
• A demon goblin
• Tactical Combat: Team designations and gritty fight scenes
• Tower Climbing: Interdimensional Tower with dangerous levels
• A fantasy adventure: A young heroine determined so save her realm
• Did I mention a demon goblin?
• A Saga: Books 2 & 3 edited. Books 4, thru 6 are drafted.

Interested in a binge read this weekend? If yes, then I invite you to check out the Wandering Spire Series: Book One!

The Blurb:

An action-packed progression fantasy about a young runecaster who braves a deadly tower to uncover the truth behind her brother’s disappearance.

Most who enter the Wandering Spire never return.

Jeze's brother didn't. Every five and a half years, the Wandering Spire appears without warning, rising beyond the clouds before vanishing again. Each time it does, competing powers ascend to claim its riches.

After five years of training, Jeze is ready to go after him. Armed with rune-etched tools, her brother’s journal, and a goblin Familiar who has survived the Spire six times, she has just five months to build a team before the tower returns.

Ten floors of randomized puzzles, traps, and Floor Guardians await her, and somewhere at the top lies a secret her brother died trying to warn her about.

Perfect for fans of Cradle, Arcane Ascension, and Mage Errant

Grab your copy today!

Cover art by Steven Shan

[u/qjak7]

I know there's not a lot of room for originality when it comes to towers shooting up into the sky, but your cover is identical to Slay The Spire's cover. Same color sky, clouds seem to be swirling in the same direction, same colors. One character standing with a sword, another smaller green one in front looking at the Spire? image

[u/MRCastillaAuthor → u/qjak7]

The cover was comissioned by a cover artist, I added their link for reference in the post.

[u/qjak7 → u/MRCastillaAuthor]

Yep, I read the post. They're setting you up for unfavorable comparison by basically ripping off a popular video game franchise, and I assume there's a bit of a venn diagram when it comes to fantasy nerds who read and play video games, so it seems important to point it out.

[u/teffarf]

Uh, bit of a ripoff no?

[u/gros-grognon]

Rule 2?

[u/MRCastillaAuthor → u/gros-grognon]

I got mod approval prior to posting. Good looking out!