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King's League #6

Tournament of Champions

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The end is nigh.

For the first time in King’s League history the developers have made concessions to their rules and brought Dirk back from the dead. After such a close call, he’s more focused than ever on bringing his A-game to the tournament.

Things are going well. Until a player with no armor nearly succeeds in taking everything from him. This one moment thrusts Dirk into a dark world of uncertainty about not only himself but also whether he’s on the right path altogether.

When Graydon throws another wrench into the already murky situation with a new vision, Dirk is once again spurred into action. In order to find the sword, he and his friends will have to travel to parts unknown first. They learn there is one truth that can be depended on:

Hints are never what they seem when given by a Trickster God.

All roads lead to the tournament but the trials are just beginning and not just for Dirk. Friends and enemies alike are put to the test in the final chapter of King’s League. The only question that
remains to be answered is who will win it all?

312 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 15, 2022

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Jason Anspach

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JASON ANSPACH is the author of Galaxy's Edge, Wayward Galaxy, Forgotten Ruin. and more.

He lives in Puyallup, WA with his wife and their seven (not a typo) children.

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1,352 reviews23 followers
December 2, 2022
This is not a stand-alone book! Be sure to read the previous 5 books before reading this grand finale. There is too much important, exciting, and interesting backstory you’ll miss if you don’t.
Now Dirk will search for Graydon’s sword, Gathering Storm, which is fiercely guarded somewhere. The other champions are also searching for the final weapon to complete their armor. The tournament is imminent, and Dirk realizes he must greatly improve his PvP skills if he has any hope of winning. Fortunately for him, his team is glad to help him out by pitting themselves against him in a practice setting. Unfortunately, Billingsley and Alevestor are undermining his reputation, threatening Ebon Shire, his livelihood, and the safety of his friends. He finally meets Spyce IRL, who, along with Brian/Nogg, Stoneburner, Lord_Dread, and Rose are determined to help him succeed. Lots of adventure, intrigue, excitement, friends cooperating, and intense action ensue until the final Tournament of Champions takes place and the champion is declared.
2 reviews
November 17, 2022
rushed

While the storyline and characters were excellent, everything after book 3 feels heavily rushed. Those first few felt in depth with a distinct focus on storytelling for each part of the story where the last three felt like 2-3 books each crammed into one. Like when we all heard the hobbit was going to be 3 movies instead of one - just the reverse. I would have loved more of what actually happened in sky raiders or even interstellar (space marine like the movie Aliens) .

Still glad I read the series.
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1,487 reviews12 followers
November 19, 2022
A worthy ending

As with all gaming series the final battle is worthy and of course the old adage about justice is well used in these books. The ending did go a bit quicker than I thought and perhaps a bigger battle word count would of been nice but I like how it went. Now fingers crossed that we can get a follow up series.
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126 reviews2 followers
March 27, 2023
Excellent series

I really enjoyed this LitRPG tale with minimal pages of stats ( I call this padding). There was even a dusting of romance, a plethora of bad guys and kool weapons. I think reading about the other worlds in Kings League would be interesting. Kudos to th author for a well written series. Thank you !
768 reviews3 followers
November 16, 2022
More trouble

As with all other books in this series more trouble comes to Dirk and friends. The championship is close at hand. Enemies are attacking in real life and in the RPG. Dirk can only think of one thing that will solve most problems, he most win. Good read.
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517 reviews11 followers
November 26, 2022
Pretty good story

Exciting. Easy and entertaining read. The characters have some depth, and the story is good. Worth the read and a lot better than most of the junk out there.
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137 reviews3 followers
December 10, 2022
good end to a great series

It was good. I liked it enough to finish it.
I would recommend this series to high school English teachers for their classes.
9 reviews
December 13, 2022
Definitely worth your time.

A really enjoyable read. Was caught from the first book to the sixth. Fun excitement and mystery. Jus t one more chapter?
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984 reviews4 followers
November 12, 2024
Nice ending to the series

Not sure if I am happier that it ended or happier that the ending was awesome. Love the redeeming ending and the epilogue is fantastic!
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May 4, 2025
This book was very, very good, is there going to be more books in the series? Or is this the end of the series?
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