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Twelfth Cataclysm: The Complete Series
With a mysterious system, action, adventure, leveling and plenty of laughs, this Complete Series Boxset has everything LitRPG readers could ask for!
When Phac finds himself in a world of magic, monsters, and blue screens, he must fight tooth and nail to survive. Unfortunately, falling into an overpowered crab nest doesn’t help. Neither does homemade quicksand under his boots. Worst of all, a snarky blue screen insists on calling him “Phac.”
Armed with wit, brawn, dynamite temper, and crab-themed powers, Phac will carve his own, adventurous path through the vibrant world of Peras. He will befriend sharp-tongued orcs, clash against manipulative masterminds, and stand up for what he believes in.
In the end, he will either become a greater hero than the world deserves…or crustacean fast-food.
Don't miss this Isekai LitRPG Series from Valerios, author of Cultivator vs. System, now in a full series bundlefor the first time.
When Phac finds himself in a world of magic, monsters, and blue screens, he must fight tooth and nail to survive. Unfortunately, falling into an overpowered crab nest doesn’t help. Neither does homemade quicksand under his boots. Worst of all, a snarky blue screen insists on calling him “Phac.”
Armed with wit, brawn, dynamite temper, and crab-themed powers, Phac will carve his own, adventurous path through the vibrant world of Peras. He will befriend sharp-tongued orcs, clash against manipulative masterminds, and stand up for what he believes in.
In the end, he will either become a greater hero than the world deserves…or crustacean fast-food.
Don't miss this Isekai LitRPG Series from Valerios, author of Cultivator vs. System, now in a full series bundlefor the first time.
1124 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 25, 2024
About the author
Valerios
30 books58 followersValerios enjoys letters and numbers. One day, combining them crossed his mind, and now he spends most of his time placing one after the other until something pleasant appears.
Besides transforming words into worlds, Valerios also enjoys moving figurines over chess boards, spending quality time with quality people, and stubbornly trying to convince machines that cats are not, in fact, dogs.
Besides transforming words into worlds, Valerios also enjoys moving figurines over chess boards, spending quality time with quality people, and stubbornly trying to convince machines that cats are not, in fact, dogs.
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February 1, 2024
Bk1 What the Shell
I loved this book. Right from the get go. Although it's not for everyone 'cause the fbomb is used a lot! Hell even the main character's name is Phac (yeah, it really is pronounced just the way you think.) But for me that only added to the charm. For a hot minute I was afraid the joke would be taken too far, except Valerose used the right touch, and only used the amount needed.
I seriously believe that Daniel Wisniewski had a blast narrating this! Because it shows up on the narrator's stream, when he gave out a superb performance.
Bk2 Pincer Tactics
What a fun book and it's time for Phac to shine as he arrives with a couple of his adventure buddies planning to just hangout in Salome with friends and to give his condolences to Oreg's family. But one of the first things he noticed was that there were speciesists in Salome and not only only was there discrimination against the other races but if you are an Orc you are basically untouchable. And this book gives Phac his time to shine. He's strong and he's fair and not afraid to speak his mind! Eventually he meets up with a cast of crabs 🦀 it is Phac we're talking about after all. And then the fun really happens! I love this book, and I love Phac too. Get the book to find out what happens. Daniel Wisniewski is a great narrator.
Bk3 Crab On
Boy Valerose pulls out all the stops with this book! And yeah, you'll definitely hafta read this one! And get ready for this edge-of-your-seat spectacular action adventure. And although I love Daniel Wisniewski narration there were times when I wished that Soundbooth Theater could've added their special touch when the Bard was playing (I know how ridiculous that would have been).
So grab the boxed set and prepare yourself for this action-driven trilogy!
I loved this book. Right from the get go. Although it's not for everyone 'cause the fbomb is used a lot! Hell even the main character's name is Phac (yeah, it really is pronounced just the way you think.) But for me that only added to the charm. For a hot minute I was afraid the joke would be taken too far, except Valerose used the right touch, and only used the amount needed.
I seriously believe that Daniel Wisniewski had a blast narrating this! Because it shows up on the narrator's stream, when he gave out a superb performance.
Bk2 Pincer Tactics
What a fun book and it's time for Phac to shine as he arrives with a couple of his adventure buddies planning to just hangout in Salome with friends and to give his condolences to Oreg's family. But one of the first things he noticed was that there were speciesists in Salome and not only only was there discrimination against the other races but if you are an Orc you are basically untouchable. And this book gives Phac his time to shine. He's strong and he's fair and not afraid to speak his mind! Eventually he meets up with a cast of crabs 🦀 it is Phac we're talking about after all. And then the fun really happens! I love this book, and I love Phac too. Get the book to find out what happens. Daniel Wisniewski is a great narrator.
Bk3 Crab On
Boy Valerose pulls out all the stops with this book! And yeah, you'll definitely hafta read this one! And get ready for this edge-of-your-seat spectacular action adventure. And although I love Daniel Wisniewski narration there were times when I wished that Soundbooth Theater could've added their special touch when the Bard was playing (I know how ridiculous that would have been).
So grab the boxed set and prepare yourself for this action-driven trilogy!
May 14, 2025
A phacing beast
At first, I was not was not a fan because of all the F-bombs, but I realized that it was really his chosen name, and it led to many funny parts. I loved his connection to the Crabs and how irreverent he was to everyone. To live in two worlds with one soul is the best way I can describe this book. It ended well, Phac went out well.
At first, I was not was not a fan because of all the F-bombs, but I realized that it was really his chosen name, and it led to many funny parts. I loved his connection to the Crabs and how irreverent he was to everyone. To live in two worlds with one soul is the best way I can describe this book. It ended well, Phac went out well.
May 17, 2024
Phasers!
This story is so well told that I didn't notice time passing by. Suspense, world building, mystery, wisdom, and humor, so much laugh out loud humor that I'm sure to revisit it again and again. If you like "Beware of Chicken" you'll love this.
This story is so well told that I didn't notice time passing by. Suspense, world building, mystery, wisdom, and humor, so much laugh out loud humor that I'm sure to revisit it again and again. If you like "Beware of Chicken" you'll love this.
August 4, 2025
this should be listed as YA
The story had some good parts but for the most part it felt like it was made for a young person going through puberty.
The story had some good parts but for the most part it felt like it was made for a young person going through puberty.
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