Hi, everyone! How have you all been?

  I hope you're doing fantastic.

  Have you missed the world of AstroTerra?

  Did you feel frustrated when we hinted at the potential of the game’s card system but had no time to delve deeper into that?

  Were you curious about what happened to Roth and his friends? What happened to the Union? What about the Table? And the telepathic sheep and their mysterious flock?

  There were so many regions we barely had time to explore—don’t you want to know more?

  If so, hop aboard the new AstroTerran train with my brand-new novel, Hidden Class: Card Slinger—now live on Royal Road!

  Here's the synopsis:

  You could be reading stolen content. Head to the original site for the genuine story.

  Deckard’s goal? Collect every card he can get his hands on—and throw them, too.

  For over 15 years, Deckard has played Nova Cardia. With a complete collection and a reputation built through years of dedication, Deckard's life revolves around the game—until Nova Cardia announces it's shutting down its servers for good.

  Faced with the loss of everything he's worked for, Deckard is forced to join AstroTerra, a popular MMORPG where card battles are relegated to a mere mini-game. Reluctantly, he dives into this unfamiliar world. But AstroTerra holds more secrets than he expected.

  As Deckard explores, he discovers that cards are more important in the game than anyone realizes. Suddenly, the game he dismissed as a poor substitute becomes an exciting adventure.

  ?? Posting Schedule:

  Daily releases for the first month.

  ?? What to Expect

  A clever and resourceful MC

  Strategic deckbuilding gameplay

  A world filled with bizarre mutant animals

  Gorgeous artwork for all featured Terralore cards

  Third-person limited POV with a strong MC focus

  A wide-scope narrative where numbers do go brr

  Set in the Hidden Class universe, primarily within AstroTerra—the same game featured in Hidden Class: Pacifist

  Takes place after the events of Pacifist and features cameos from both Pacifist and Handyman—but no prior reading is needed to enjoy this one

  Clean and wholesome: no harem, no gore, no profanity, no murderhobo behavior