Completionist Chronicles by Dakota Krout

by Dakota Krout

About the Series

Earth has been integrated into the system, and Joe chooses the Ritualist class — a specialization that creates magical effects through ritual circles placed in the environment rather than direct casting. His progression involves discovering new rituals, optimizing placement strategies, and finding creative applications for a class most players consider impractical for solo advancement.

Krout writes LitRPG that leans into the game-system aspect fully. The ritualist class creates a unique progression track where power comes from preparation and positioning rather than in-combat reactions. Joe’s advancement requires thinking ahead — placing rituals before fights begin, creating ritual networks that compound, and finding interactions between ritual effects that the system doesn’t explicitly describe.

This works for readers who enjoy long-running LitRPG series with creative class usage. Thirteen books means substantial content, and the series concludes its arc (a genuine advantage at this length). Krout maintains a consistent release pace and the books are uniformly structured. The tradeoff: thirteen books with a single class concept means diminishing novelty. The prose is workmanlike. Character development is minimal beyond Joe’s mechanical advancement. If you need literary quality or deep characterization, this prioritizes system content over both. If you want the “creative class usage” loop for hundreds of hours with a definitive ending, it delivers.

Note: Verify book 13 is confirmed as the final volume before publishing.


Reading Order

  1. Ritualist (2018)
  2. Regicide (2019)
  3. Raze (2019)
  4. Rexus (2020)
  5. Ruthless (2020)
  6. Reconstruct (2021)
  7. Books 7-13 (2021-2026)

Set in the same universe as Divine Dungeon. Can be read independently.


If You Like This Series

  • Divine Dungeon by Dakota Krout — Same universe, dungeon core perspective; completed, shorter
  • Mark of the Fool by J.M. Clarke — Creative class usage with a non-standard approach to the system
  • Defiance of the Fall by TheFirstDefier — Long-running system progression; ongoing, more combat-focused
  • Life Reset by Shemer Kuznits — LitRPG with unconventional class (monster); completed
  • All the Skills by Honour Rae — Build optimization through collection and combination

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