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Progression Fantasy recommendations? Along the lines of Cradle and Mother of Learning. (lemmy.world)

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I'm not into LitRPG though.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

Here are my favorite progression fantasy series that I've read so far:

Cradle by Will Wight
Mage Errant by John Bierce
Arcane Ascension and Weapons and Wielders by Andrew Rowe
Bastion by Phil Tucker
The Weirkey Chronicles and Street Cultivation by Sarah Lin
Soul Relic by Samuel Hinton
The Umbral Storm by Alec Hutson
Super Powereds by Drew Hayes
Portal to Nova Roma by J.R. Mathews
The Eldest Throne by Bernie Anés Paz
Jekua by Travis M. Riddle
The Enchanter by Tobias Begley
Eight by Samer Rabadi
Morcster Chef by Actus
Ascendant by Michael R Miller
God of Gnomes by Demi Harper
Heaven Fall by Leo Petracci
The Mage of Shimmer Mountain by Adam Sampson

Note that some of these have stats, but all of them take place on a real world. I consider LitRPG to be only those that take place inside a virtual reality game.