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27 chapters~60K wordsUpdated Oct 5, 2024

Warnings:Graphic ViolenceProfanitySensitive Content

Card Apocalypse

by Tharsult

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Noah was just an ex-army mechanic trying to get home to his pregnant girlfriend, ring in hand. Then words flashed across the sky. The gods had decided. Earth was being combined with nine other worlds in a grand competition in which individuals must strive to rise in the new mega-world. Oh, and the goal was for ninety percent of mortals to die before they rose again. But not all is bad: Some chosen people will receive decks of Magical cards to help them along the way, to compete in The Great Game. Noah himself got a deck based on post-apocalyptic robots, spearheaded by a sarcastic junk golem.  Now Noah has to fight his way through ruined stretches of his native Kansas, as well as through magical forests and deadlands from worlds not his own to reach his girlfriend, Hope, in Night City. Along the way, he will meet all kinds of interesting or dangerous new things: creature cards that have personalities, a homicidal golem, an alchemist goblin-princess, remnants of human civilizations, outposts of a magical enslaving elf empire, and Night City--the post-apocalyptic remains of Kansas City overrun by vampires. This is a CCG (Collectible Card Game) style LitRPG set in an apocalypse world. Expect real card game mechanics, but where deckbearers are on the field of combat.

Genres

Progression FantasyLitRPG

Tags

LitRPG MechanicsUrban FantasyWeak to StrongPost-ApocalypticMale LeadHard Magic System

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enHuman translation

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