A review by bluexy
The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook by Matt Dinniman

3.0

Second half of the book really cooked. First half of the book got a bit carried away with itself, though I didn't dislike what I read so much as wanted more from it. It was more like a man journaling his experiences playing an MMO, richly detailed and fun but hardly a page-turner. Second half of the book was, quite literally, a series of increasingly large explosions. More than that, it was a series of conflicts that punched home the book series' themes of anticapitalism and human nature. It's not high art, by any means. But I enjoy reading these books. They're thoughtful and very entertaining.