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The Wandering Inn

Book 11 Recap· Released

TL;DR

The Horns of Hammerad level up as Liscor heals; Niers Astoragon's students compete in games to become his best new generation of commanders, and the stakes are never low.

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I · The Main Plot

Where We Start

Adventuring never ends and classes evolve. In Liscor, change is happening and the Horns of Hammerad are rising in the eyes of the city.

Major Plot Points & Spoilers

  1. The Horns of Hammerad have survived and leveled, but new levels bring new problems.
  2. Izril is in turmoil as nobles fight and squabble, while Liscor heals.
  3. Niers Astoragon, greatest [Strategist] of Baleros and leader in one of the Four Great Companies, pits his students against each other in games for his approval.
  4. The blurb warns there is no such thing as a bloodless game against the Titan of Baleros.

Where the Book Leaves Off

No cliffhanger is stated. Unverified.

II · Characters & Personal Progression

Romantic & Personal Status

No romance is mentioned. Unverified.

Inner Circle Check-In

  • The Horns of Hammerad: Growing adventurers with new levels and new problems.
  • Niers Astoragon: Titan of Baleros; runs a competition among his students.

Key New Faces & Factions

Niers's studentsneutral

Compete to become the best new generation of leaders; unnamed in the blurb.

III · End-of-Book Stats & Power Gains

Current Rank / Grade

The Horns have 'leveled'; exact levels and ranks are not stated. Unverified.

Dao / Path / Class Evolution

The blurb says classes evolve and roles shift. Specifics unverified.

Major Skill & Body Gains

  • Level gains for the Horns (unspecified).

IV · Extras: Empire, Gear & World State

Territory & Faction Upgrades

Liscor is healing and seeking a new way forward (blurb).

Signature Gear & Vessels

  • Gear is not mentioned in the blurbs and is unverified.

Ticking Clocks

  • Izril's noble squabbles.
  • The stakes of Niers's games, which the blurb says are never low.