Windwalker

Ciphercraft #2

by Tim Kaiver

The race for Resurrection City begins with an earthquake, a rare class, and a portal to the Spirit Realm.

In the aftermath of waking the game system known as the Cipher, the newly-minted council of eleven must learn to wage war with new skills in a world that’s been cut in half.

It's a race against time and new enemies to fulfill prophecy and activate the first Rune they need to survive.

Because the alien Osuna are coming, and scripture says that only the Runelords will stand a chance when they arrive.

Can Cullen's party find the Spirit Realm’s buried city that houses the dangerous and necessary Rune? And what sort of terrible fate awaits the unprepared?

Genres: Science Fiction

429 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 27, 2020

About the author

Tim Kaiver is an old-school gamer who writes Sci-Fi/Fantasy LitRPG. His Cipher's Quest novel is RealRPG inspired by Final Fantasy VI's mix of magic and low-tech society, Stargate's exploration of myth and galactic consequences, and grows into what he loved about the world of Dragonlance and the first Warcraft games where it was fun to chop wood and build your army. The Ciphercraft series could easily top seven books and spin off into LitRPG adventures on numerous other worlds. Three books have been written so far, with plans to release every couple months.

Book one, Cipher's Quest released July 21, 2020 on Kindle Unlimited.

He's also writing Skateboarder Samurai, another RealRPG set in an alternate Earth where dual classes are given powers by the alien Overrulers to compete for humanity's survival in a world wide round robin tournament.

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Reviews

[K · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic follow up to the first book, definitely a series for me to follow

[GaiusPrimus · Rating 4 out of 5]

Better than the first, but it still has a huge cast of characters that makes it hard to follow the plot without a lot of focus.

Looking forward to #3 though

[Christinaraven · Rating 5 out of 5]

I liked this story. it entertained me and kept me reading to the end to see how it would end. The story was crazy fun but that was what I liked about it. Just drew me in. The characters were fun and the plot interesting. Had to see what Cullen would do. Just a good sequel to the first book.