Pugnacious Priest's Warcraft Blog

https://wanderinginn.com/

I have cried over dead ants and goblins, followed Gnolls and Drakes, half elves, witches, other races and of course humans cross continents. Discovered a leveling system of classes and skills, a runners guild, a mage school and felt deeply for a host of great characters, but no one like the Human Inn Keeper Erin.

I have rejoiced and laughed out loud over moments of fun and frivolity

I have held my breath, sleep, other forms of entertainment all to come to the end of an epic battle or drama. Needing to know.

I have come to question morality and doing the right thing. Found my self nodding along to hard but fair decisions.

I have fallen in love and been envious of the home and family built around Erin’s Wandering Inn

I have binged, devoured, savored, gotten lost in such a rich, detailed complex world and marveled at the tentacles of political intrigue, motivation and the fear of the other. In a world scarred by war and death but with so many moments of love and deep friendship.

I can’t comprehend the word count of the ongoing epic web serial that I am still playing catch up on. But this story had sucked me in, shaken me with the range of all emotions. I am unexpectedly suprised that the web serial and Lit Rpg just works and is being pumped out chapter after chapter.

I started off with all the ebooks then found where I was up to on the web page and have been working the way through it. You can start on the webpage at the beginning if you want ( https://wanderinginn.com/table-of-contents/ ) but if you want to support an amazing dedicated writer please buy the Author Pirateaba’s ebooks or if you find yourself loving it subscribe to their Patreon.

I have also enjoyed the many creative renderings of the characters that the fans of the series have created.

I love reading, but this has been an addiction, and I can see so many WOW related things I can associate to the imagery in my head of a drakes walled city when I walk through dragonflight Valdrakken. The Innverse feels so familar to me. and even has me playing Chess again, and I was so happy to see am Aussie contingent of humans in the chapters as well. ( read chapter one and it will all make sense, though the Aussies don’t appear to a little later )

/signing off I have some reading to do. About the adventurers of Erin, that crazy Human from Liscor, all her friends, and so much more.