Get the first two books in the bestselling Pantheon’s Game series in one massive LitRPG collection!
John Davis was an unassuming guy from suburban Ohio until he was ripped from Earth and dropped into the savage realm of Atharon. Summoned by the capricious War God Marcos, John is forced into a cosmic bloodsport where the ratings matter more than mortal lives.
But John isn’t just another NPC. When he unlocks a mysterious “System,” he begins a journey from a terrifying fight for survival to a quest to break the very game designed to kill him.
Included in this set:
Book 1: The Pantheon’s Pawn Thrust into the vulnerable farmland village of Mapleford, John must master his new interface to survive relentless monster waves. He isn’t alone—he joins forces with a sand-wielding mage, a runic dwarven knight, and a resurrected cleric. Together, they face alpha chimeras and scorpion brutes, but every victory only provokes greater divine interference. If one wrong move means total annihilation, can a mismatched party overcome the gods’ iron grip?
Book 2: The Pantheon’s Knight Surviving the starter zone was just the tutorial. To boost slipping ratings, John and his party are thrown into the Capital’s deadliest dungeon: The Trial of Radiance. It is a labyrinth of impossible geometry and glitching monsters. But John spots something the Gods never intended: a tear in the texture. A glimpse of the Developer Room. Now, John isn’t just playing; he’s planning the ultimate heist to exploit the mechanics, “cheese” the final boss, and break the War God’s favorite toy.
Experience the start of the saga that readers are calling a masterclass in system exploitation.
About the Series: Dive into an Isekai adventure featuring a protagonist who refuses to follow the script. Expect crunch, heavy action, base building, and a party that evolves from desperate survivors to game-breaking legends.
Don’t miss Book 2 of the Pantheon’s Game. A LitRPG adventure perfect for readers who love high-stakes dungeon crawls, intricate system exploits, base building, and a protagonist who treats the apocalypse like a puzzle waiting to be solved.
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