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Cringe Wizard: Reborn in the TTRPG World I Wrote in High School and Boy, This Is a Lot
When Liam gets a second chance at life, he learns that gods steal ideas from gamers all the time—there are even universes based on his Sword Masters RPG campaigns, and he gets to live in one!
Unfortunately he's sent to his very first campaign, the one he ran when he was a teenager. The world of Oyth is badly written and weirdly horny. Half the characters act like they just blew in from Dipshit Town. He's in the body of Zavier Darkspire, his own blatant self-insert quest NPC, and six months from now the villainous Lich and his weird henchmen are going to blow up his tower.
With the help of his old campaign notes, his self-insert's catgirl maid, and a party of adventurers created by his equally awful teen friends, "Zavier" intends to fix the campaign and save the kingdom before the Lich can get him—but his past might get him first.
Cringe Wizard is a light novel about the kinds of awkward TTRPG experiences a lot of new tabletop gamers bad decisions, worse players, conflicts that could have been resolved by just talking, and having trouble thinking of a good name for an elf.
Unfortunately he's sent to his very first campaign, the one he ran when he was a teenager. The world of Oyth is badly written and weirdly horny. Half the characters act like they just blew in from Dipshit Town. He's in the body of Zavier Darkspire, his own blatant self-insert quest NPC, and six months from now the villainous Lich and his weird henchmen are going to blow up his tower.
With the help of his old campaign notes, his self-insert's catgirl maid, and a party of adventurers created by his equally awful teen friends, "Zavier" intends to fix the campaign and save the kingdom before the Lich can get him—but his past might get him first.
Cringe Wizard is a light novel about the kinds of awkward TTRPG experiences a lot of new tabletop gamers bad decisions, worse players, conflicts that could have been resolved by just talking, and having trouble thinking of a good name for an elf.
419 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 28, 2026
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