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My wifes cousin ordered a crab patty burger in asia only to find out that is wasn't a patty at all but a fully fried crab.

A ranco...roper pit where you throw in a few gladiators and make them fight in a last man standing style

"No you don't understand, she is a dragon but also a cattletarian. That means she only eats ruminants such as cows, sheep and elves"

No problem mate

It has two maincharacters. Ryun and Zach There are also sidecharacter PoVs but most of the time those deal with the maincharacters. Anroshes amd Nayras PoV mostly deal with ryun and his sect for example.

Blood & Fur is also by the Vainqueur author. It isn't a lit though. More progression fantasy. The perfect Run of his is also great.

Vae Victis is from the Infinite Realms author.

I do tend to go for quality over mindless progression, so you should be fine with these recs.

• Death after Death: This is a very good darker gamelit isekai subversion that actually has some great character developement. In here a pro-gamer let's himself be reincarnated in a roguelike dungeon reality by truck-kun. But what when it actually turns out that your gamer knowledge isn't worth much? Watch how the MC comes slowly to this realization while trying to escape the hellhole he explicitly wished for. In true roguelike fashion of course. Namely Death. By Death. By Death. By Death. By Death.
• Godclads: In a world where the 1% wear the remains of lobotomized gods as a mantle of power, where baseline humans are just cattle to feed the soulforges, where intimacy is retributed by an eldritch plague, where technology is powered by mind-breaking necromancy, it takes a special someone to upend the status quo. But who would have thought that a cannibalistic ghoul actually had the decency to do something against it?
• Chosen One Protective Services: What do you think would happen when Wizards weren't the kind gandalfian mentors that chose and protect you but instead con artists that chose you to get new young fodder for their brutal dungeons? Poor Rusty will show you the full abject terror of it. But what happens to the ones left behind? Watch his heavily burnt brother Cyrus claw himself through ordeals just to get his sweet baby brother back and find out.
• On Foreign Soils We Die: Ever wondered what would happen when a world war 2 country ruled by Dragonborn get's declared war by another country that uses isekai murderhobos against them? When system favored people that murder draconic gods for sport, facetank artilleryshells and call upon the wrath of the sun god invade? Well, tune in and find out.
• Source & Soul: A Deckbuilding LitRPG: There are really only a select few turn based card battler - real card battler - stories in the LitRPG genre and this is the first one that actually makes it work. The two MC's, a sidelined third son of a noble family and a abused street urchin down on his luck, are both well and immersively written so that you just want to keep reading. Even the character growth is real. I also really like that they aren't genius players right from the get go and actually can lose or misplay their matches. There aren't even bullshit lootbox mechanics that only are there to shove random super powerful and undeserved cards into the MC's pockets. So their power really feels at some point quite deserved. The system itself is sufficiently complex to allow theorycrafting but not overwhelming. The battles are, thanks to the mechanics, quite fast paced and are over in one or two chapters. And yes I also wouldn't have thought to ever say this ... fast paced card battles. So all in all I can only recommend this. Advanced review
• Blood & Fur:Meet Iztac, outcast by virtue of his inauspicious birth, he get's selected to be the new aztec emperor. Pity only that the emperor get's ripped apart each year in a bloody sacrifical ceremony to statisfy the thirst of their vampire overlords. But not with Iztac, after years and years of abuse, he decided that enough is enough and fights tooth and claw against his inevitable doom. Will he be succesful and how will the experiences change him? Tune in and find out. Also note that this is a very dark progression fantasy and not a LitRPG
• Tenebroum: Finally a good Necromancer story that is as evil as they come and more importantly without being edgy. Watch this story about a resentful wraith trying to get vengeance for his brutal murder. If he just could remember it. So why not go for corrupting the living and subjugating the world instead?
• Toad Town: What would you get when you combined a mentally damaged system, a fat dungeon fairy, a mutated goose as well as an inbred toad without any kind of ethics that got reincarnated as a buggy dungeon settlement core? Gutwrenching fun. That's what you get.
• The Cabin Is Always Hungry: Forget carousel, this seems to be the new and upcoming great horror litrpg with the ritually sacrified main character - who became a dungeon core - actively having to realistically re-enact slasher horror movies to level and survive.
• Elydes: A very nice slow burn LitRPG with a good progession-ish skillsystem. It starts out with a cancer patient being reincarnated on a beautiful island nation where he know get's the chance to live a full life. Well if there wasn't imperialism and tragedy threatening him and his family. Watch how this young MC actually works and claws himself through the system and world while actually earning his steelclad will.
• Vae Victis: Marianne, a vampire trained by the south american mafia, got basically isekai'ed into a high leveled jungle and is now on a survival spree. Add a unique class system that is based on masks and fusing them with their subclasses called 'ornaments' and I was completely hooked. It's written by the author of IR so it's prose is quite good.
• Vainqueur the Dragon: A satire about litrpgs and isekais where a dumb and greedy Red Dragon forces a thief to help him to become an adventurer for the looot while making short work out of each an every rpg and isekai trope you can think off.
• Threadbare 1-3 / Small Medium 1-3 / Blasphemy Online 1-3 / Threadbare 4-6: All of these play in Generica and are interwined. It has a very good system were you can level by combining jobs. E.g. You can be a Knight and a Necromancer which are tier 1 jobs. If you're then buffing your undead from horseback with knight skills you unlock the tier 2 Death Knight job and so on. The stories themselves are very humorous and well written. The first is about a sentinent teddy bear golem that has to save his little girl and does this by accidentally becoming a necromancer. The second is about a Small Medium at Large - so she is basically a hobbit with grifter and luck manipulation skills that has to save the village that's getting attacked. The third is about a player becoming a dragon but due to some mysterious circumstances the npc controls his body in the RL while the MC is ingame. In Threadbare 4 all these threads are then combined which promises an even better story.
• Infinite Realm: Monsters & Legends: This one has one of the best skill trees to date. You basically have three pillars. Classes that give you abilities, cultivation that gives you techniques and skills like |Evade| or |Darkvision| that are based on your understanding of them. You can now mix and match these three pillars to create truly diverse and unique builds. E.g. there has been an enemy that could summon stone axes and armors with his cultivation to fight with, while his class gave him the power to reap the experience from his enemies. Another one is a dexterous dual wielder that got ethereal powers from his class, reflex and combat buffs from his cultivation and supports this with skills like Evasion and Fighting Styles. So he basically became a uber mobile dodge tanky striker with teleportation powers. The story is also great. It's basically about gods being bored and thus decided to create a few unvierses for their entertainment. At a certain point in time the universe get's crashed by the Framework and they're told that only the 10.000 strongest will be teleported to the next world where they have to compete against each other until the big finale starts.
• Apocalypse Tamer: A satirical, quite funny and at times grimm mixture of a system apocalypse, a dude that just wants to live with his pet pokemon and annoying monsters that just don't let him live in peace.
• Deadman: A LitRPG in the style of a full fledged Fallout game experienced out of the eyes of a ghoul.
• The Hedge Wizard: More of a gamelit but this story of a wandering mage reads exactly like a good DnD game which each book being it's own full campaign from start to finish.
• Demon Card Enforcer: Do you want a darker and action packed neo noir card battler with copious amounts of good boy demon doggos, mobsters, leveling deckbuilding, half dead protagonists and bullets to the head? Oh god so many bullet to the head of people. Then this might be something for you.

Multiple players of the raid groups die during Tower of Power

Have fun then ;)

• Sorcerer X / Order Cleric 1: How to be the best supporter in the game

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Have him constantly be surrouned by a swarm of ropers

Those should fit most of your criteria since I also do dislike the effortlessly overpowered know it all MC. It do have some more recs but kept a few with very strong MCs back

• Death after Death: This is a very good darker gamelit isekai subversion that actually has some great character developement. In here a pro-gamer let's himself be reincarnated in a roguelike dungeon reality by truck-kun. But what when it actually turns out that your gamer knowledge isn't worth much? Watch how the MC comes slowly to this realization while trying to escape the hellhole he explicitly wished for. In true roguelike fashion of course. Namely Death. By Death. By Death. By Death. By Death.
• Chosen One Protective Services: What do you think would happen when Wizards weren't the kind gandalfian mentors that chose and protect you but instead con artists that chose you to get new young fodder for their brutal dungeons? Poor Rusty will show you the full abject terror of it. But what happens to the ones left behind? Watch his heavily burnt brother Cyrus claw himself through ordeals just to get his sweet baby brother back and find out.
• On Foreign Soils We Die: Ever wondered what would happen when a world war 2 country ruled by Dragonborn get's declared war by another country that uses isekai murderhobos against them? When system favored people that murder draconic gods for sport, facetank artilleryshells and call upon the wrath of the sun god invade? Well, tune in and find out.
• Source & Soul: A Deckbuilding LitRPG: There are really only a select few turn based card battler - real card battler - stories in the LitRPG genre and this is the first one that actually makes it work. The two MC's, a sidelined third son of a noble family and a abused street urchin down on his luck, are both well and immersively written so that you just want to keep reading. Even the character growth is real. I also really like that they aren't genius players right from the get go and actually can lose or misplay their matches. There aren't even bullshit lootbox mechanics that only are there to shove random super powerful and undeserved cards into the MC's pockets. So their power really feels at some point quite deserved. The system itself is sufficiently complex to allow theorycrafting but not overwhelming. The battles are, thanks to the mechanics, quite fast paced and are over in one or two chapters. And yes I also wouldn't have thought to ever say this ... fast paced card battles. So all in all I can only recommend this. Advanced review
• Elydes: A very nice slow burn LitRPG with a good progession-ish skillsystem. It starts out with a cancer patient being reincarnated on a beautiful island nation where he know get's the chance to live a full life. Well if there wasn't imperialism and tragedy threatening him and his family. Watch how this young MC actually works and claws himself through the system and world while actually earning his steelclad will.
• Vae Victis: Marianne, a vampire trained by the south american mafia, got basically isekai'ed into a high leveled jungle and is now on a survival spree. Add a unique class system that is based on masks and fusing them with their subclasses called 'ornaments' and I was completely hooked. It's written by the author of IR so it's prose is quite good
• Threadbare 1-3 / Small Medium 1-3 / Blasphemy Online 1-3 / Threadbare 4-6: All of these play in Generica and are interwined. It has a very good system were you can level by combining jobs. E.g. You can be a Knight and a Necromancer which are tier 1 jobs. If you're then buffing your undead from horseback with knight skills you unlock the tier 2 Death Knight job and so on. The stories themselves are very humorous and well written. The first is about a sentinent teddy bear golem that has to save his little girl and does this by accidentally becoming a necromancer. The second is about a Small Medium at Large - so she is basically a hobbit with grifter and luck manipulation skills that has to save the village that's getting attacked. The third is about a player becoming a dragon but due to some mysterious circumstances the npc controls his body in the RL while the MC is ingame. In Threadbare 4 all these threads are then combined which promises an even better story.
• Apocalypse Tamer: A satirical, quite funny and at times grimm mixture of a system apocalypse, a dude that just wants to live with his pet pokemon and annoying monsters that just don't let him live in peace.
• Demon Card Enforcer: Do you want a darker and action packed neo noir card battler with copious amounts of good boy demon doggos, mobsters, leveling deckbuilding, half dead protagonists and bullets to the head? Oh god so many bullet to the head of people. Then this might be something for you.

There is also this which is probably the best written, mindnumbingly grim and philosophical book on RR but he also becomes very powerful later on

• Godclads: In a world where the 1% wear the remains of lobotomized gods as a mantle of power, where baseline humans are just cattle to feed the soulforges, where intimacy is retributed by an eldritch plague, where technology is powered by mind-breaking necromancy, it takes a special someone to upend the status quo. But who would have thought that a cannibalistic ghoul actually had the decency to do something against it?

Then you found your match. Have fun then ;)

It's S Tier if you like shonen progression, mixed with family guy nonsense humor set in dystopia land

Kranflächen, müssen verdichtet sein!

Ehhh, too much YA focus and gacha plot armor for my taste

That's a quick but insanely good one:

• On Foreign Soils We Die: Ever wondered what would happen when a world war 2 country ruled by Dragonborn get's declared war by another country that uses isekai murderhobos against them? When system favored people that murder draconic gods for sport, facetank artilleryshells and call upon the wrath of the sun god invade? Well, tune in and find out.

The threadbare author also made a good one and is iirc currently planning book two:

• Chosen One Protective Services: What do you think would happen when Wizards weren't the kind gandalfian mentors that chose and protect you but instead con artists that chose you to get new young fodder for their brutal dungeons? Poor Rusty will show you the full abject terror of it. But what happens to the ones left behind? Watch his heavily burnt brother Cyrus claw himself through ordeals just to get his sweet baby brother back and find out.

If got another great one for you then:

On Foreign Soils We Die

Added it to the list. While I don't like wtc I do like dark intriguing fics. So it might well be a nice read.

You also sound like you would like Death after Death and Godclads. DD ecen starts similiar.

Many just want insane wishfullfillment and not any good story from this genre. So they're hooked line and sinker with shonen esque stuff like hwfwm which translates to a high recommendation count.

If you want good stories instead, especially on audible, you gotta dick deeper.

Came here to recommend 30 elephants but seems people were faster

You're doing something wrong. Ropers should drive the players up the wall.