Nathaniel "King Crow" Valentine has survived demons, pirates, and terrible puns — but Toroth-Gol isn’t finished with him yet.
After a brutal showdown in Prey House, King Crow and what remains of his chaotic crew are stranded in the dungeon with nothing but a mysterious prophecy… and an increasingly unhinged talking potato.
Now, the door to Level The War of Fangs has opened, and the dungeon has new jokes to play on King Crow. The threats are bigger. The stakes are higher. And every enemy whispers the same
Alkastone — The Monster Even Monsters Fear.
To have any hope of destroying this threat, King Crow must navigate feuding factions, long-buried secrets, and a war between predators and prey. But the greatest danger may be the prophecy binding him to his unlikely allies.
Perfect for fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl, The War of Fangs continues the Toroth-Gol saga with explosive action, compelling characters, and razor-edged banter.
Kenny Gould is the founder of Hop Culture Magazine and a food and beverage writer for Bon Appetit, Thrillist, Time Out New York, and more. He also writes fantasy fiction. Follow him on Instagram at @thekennygould.
This is both exciting and absolutely terrible because now I actually have to wait for the next book. I am not built for patience. I need more Toroth-Gol immediately!
King Crow and the crew have survived everything thrown at them so far; demons, pirates, the Medics, and enough terrible puns to last a lifetime, but the dungeon is nowhere near done with them. Now they've entered The War of Fangs, a level that drops them right in the middle of a massive conflict between predator and prey.
The problem? They are severely outmatched.
There is no massive army waiting for them. No easy path forward. No team has ever made it past this level, which means there is no guide, no strategy, and no blueprint for survival. If Crow wants to keep moving forward, he and his chaotic crew are going to have to do what they do best: think outside the box, build unlikely alliances, and find a way to win when the odds are completely stacked against them.
And honestly... that's what makes this series so much fun.
Watching Crow adapt and grow throughout these books has been one of my favorite parts. He doesn't just brute force his way through every problem. He has to rely on his allies, trust people he never expected to trust, and come up with creative solutions to impossible situations.
The world-building continues to expand, and this book gives us more hints about where everything is heading. The prophecy, the factions, the secrets buried throughout Toroth-Gol, it feels like all these little pieces are slowly coming together, and I cannot wait to see what happens next.
Also, Spud continues to be the absolute legend he was always meant to be. Somehow, a talking potato remains one of the best characters in the series, and I will not apologize for saying that. 🥔
This series just keeps getting better. The action is bigger, the stakes are higher, the humor is still fantastic, and I am completely invested in this wild dungeon adventure.
Now I just need @thekennygould to have the fastest writing fingers in existence because I NEED the next installment!!!
Great continuation of the series and probably the best one so far. It does waiver in the last 30pages or so when it changes the point of view to different characters and repeats the exact same things, but still very much looking forward to seeing where the next book goes! 😁👍
Wow! We have been enjoying our nightly read of a chapter from this dungeon series. Who would have thought we would enjoy all the antics of the Spud Squad. We can’t wait until the next book comes out.