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Zarian Darkrun, a Marine Corps veteran, is tired of being a homeless reject. He opens a portal in a busy mall and sends himself and nine other Floridians into another world — the Infinita Star System, a universe of epic fantasy and game-like magic. Only the strong can ascend from the lower worlds to the higher worlds of the Star System, where tyrants and crusaders alike seek godhood. Here comes Zarian, who mostly just wants to make unique friends, learn rare spells, and wreck the plans of gods.

When a Great House falls, chaos follows. Rowan watched as a betrayal from within destroyed everything he'd ever known — his home burned, an Archdemon ravaged their lands, and he was left as the sole survivor of a magical lineage spanning millennia. Unawakened and powerless, he could only watch as the other Great Houses carved up what remained. But obscurity saved him. On his twentieth name-day, Rowan finally Awakened — granted a Trait of unknown power, a Title of unimaginable weight, and an Item of untold worth. As he steps onto his Path, the echoes of his past follow. The passes his family defended were left unguarded too long, and now the encroaching Wilds threaten far more than just the north.

Garath was a gamer who spent his time adventuring in magical worlds behind a keyboard — until the planet he actually inhabited became drastically more interesting. The ability to shapeshift into a house cat or summon a demon were things that only existed in video games, until they weren't. More akin now to the RPG games he loved than the 9-to-5 grind he'd woken up to, Earth has been fundamentally altered. He's a quick study, though, and learns fast that this new Earth isn't just fun and games. Garath and a motley crew of friends and neighbors must band together, using their new abilities to hold off increasingly deadly waves of monsters.

It's Drop Night — the one night every decade when the gods hand out cards to a lucky few. If you get a deck, you're a deckbearer capable of wondrous feats within the Great Game system: controlling powerful monsters and summoning mantles to fight alongside your beasts. Ethan Wolfe, top enforcer for the Grimm family mob, has already been overlooked twice. When he finally gets a deck, there's no time to celebrate — the rival gang has six deckbearers and they're cutting in on the family's trade. And things might get worse when everyone figures out he received an ultra-rare card.

In the frontier town of Isarn, Chase will never be more than the lowly Darkborn thief he is. Banned from training, banned from acquiring better cards — if the Lightborn had their way, he'd be banned from life itself. But Chase and his friends have determination. Losing a hand to brutal punishment only fueled his obsession to get access to reality-bending cards. Nobody cares where you came from when you're rich enough. Facing established powers, churches, and age-old prejudices, Chase and his crew must fight back — and if the Lightborn won't share, sometimes the only way to get dealt a better hand is to steal the whole deck.

When the apocalypse strikes his world, Kyle Mayhew is thrust into a struggle for survival on an alien landscape. Alongside his AI companion C.H.A.D.D., he must overcome mutated creatures, ruthless marauders, and his grandfather's legacy to carve out a new home. A healer-class underdog rising from weak to strong, Kyle may even find that he belongs in this dangerous new world.

When a colossal tower lands in the middle of a city, Devin Cain finds himself transported along with 99,999 others to a fantastical world called Gaea, ruled by floating demi-gods who claim humanity must prove Earth is worth saving. Gaea is entirely controlled by the System — a sarcastic, level-hungry intelligence that grants magical powers, strange classes, monsters, and loot, and forces players to compete in events with no clear endgame. Wielding a cursed katana that hungers for blood and souls, Devin must climb the tower and uncover the truth behind their abduction.

For Hudson, the virtual world of PrimeVerse isn't all bad — it's beautiful, much nicer than overpopulated Earth. It almost feels like a vacation, except for the volatile wildlife, lack of amenities, and the inability to log out. He didn't exactly sign up for this. Exploring the world and leveling skills is all fun and games until a powerful rogue player with a vendetta shows up to wipe out Hudson and his primitive tribe. Thrust into a conflict he didn't create, Hudson is forced into a cycle of respawning where he learns that even death can be used as a tool. In an uninhabited, newly created virtual world, Hudson sets out to make the best of a bad situation.

Five hundred years ago, the system broke magic. Mana went wild, turning the dead into abominations and wrenching all unbound magic from human hands. Monsters once kept at bay roamed free, and the world lost contact with the divine realms. Only a few Strongholds survived as humanity was nearly wiped out. With the slow return of magic, Leo — a young man with the Delver class — explores ancient ruins of the old world, delving deep beneath the earth to find wonders and artifacts lost for centuries. In the dark home of an ancient Archmage, Leo discovers something that shouldn't exist: an item that sets him on a journey into ancient magic and terrifying delves.

In an impoverished border town with a dwindling population, Gwen Tailor aims to change things. She is the daughter of the Seamstress class, stitching with speed that borders on magic — but armed with a giant piercing needle, she is also a monster slayer. At the town's core lies a dungeon, the source of all local despair and decline. For every kill, each creature's pelt, shell, and exoskeleton becomes both protective armor and escalating power. Descending with her friends — a butcher's daughter and a young blacksmith — Gwen will make a harrowing discovery about the true roots of her town's decay.

What if the world's strongest mage traded her legendary power for a rolling pin? [Archmage] Melina rewound time to save Alemahria and sacrificed her magic, leaving the Church and nobles behind. Instead of fighting monster hordes, she will knead, bake, and for the first time ever taste a slice of happiness. But peace is elusive when old enemies lurk in the shadows, the Church still haunts her, and her best customer is a tart-obsessed wyrm.

A world full of adventures, ancient mysteries, and monsters hungering for your demise — where anyone can become a successful trader, a wise anchorite, a brave warrior, or a battle mage who controls disastrous elemental powers. But the path to the top is long, and reaching it is never simple.

Seth Andersen, a UX designer, was driving home from a bad day at work when his world changed — literally. Transported to the world of Morgenheim, where magic is real and citizens must level up to grow stronger, Seth is given the chance to choose a powerful boon. He accidentally picks what seems to be the most useless power on the list. Now he has to survive a world of magic and monsters with a seemingly worthless ability — and figure out how to make it work.

Kandis Hammond, a twenty-four-year-old financial analyst from Sydney, sits down at her computer and wakes up naked and alone in a locked stone barn in another world. Glowing text informs her she has become a Worldwalker — one of seven chosen to play the Great Game, a contest that unfolds every two centuries and reshapes empires. Unsuited for combat, Kandis must rely on her wits, charisma, and illusion-based abilities to survive. Wherever Worldwalkers go, trouble follows — and the Great Game has a way of finding her whether she wants it to or not.

On the cusp of entering the prestigious Lumina Battledeck Academy, Alistair Blackstar carries a dark secret: within him dwells Ghost, a reborn master assassin hellbent on revenge. Bound together by fate and magic, the two embark on a dual journey of vengeance and discovery. As Alistair navigates the arcane halls of the academy, mastering battledeck spells and summoning skills, Ghost seeks to unravel the mysteries of his own untimely death. Their worlds collide to reveal a threat far greater than either could have imagined.

Five years after a failed alien invasion, Earth maintains a fragile peace with orcs, elves, and dwarves. When a necktie-wearing orc walks into the magitek exosuit repair bay demanding the best rune mechanic on Earth, Luke is volunteered for interspecies employment — leaving Earth to repair advanced magic mech suits for monster hunters. Then he straps into one of those suits himself and discovers a taste for danger and profit. With a handpicked crew of battle-hardened monster slayers, Luke dives into deadly missions one monster core at a time. But the System of the World has other plans, granting Luke a powerful magic class and making him a player in a far greater game. Navigating ever-growing monster threats, secretive elvish plots, and cutthroat corporations, Luke's only hope is to get stronger than anyone seeking to use him. They want a pawn — he plans on clearing the board.

When the protagonist dies and becomes a portal jumper, the System glitches — and instead of a penalty, he gains something extraordinary. Thrown into a world of dungeons, combat academies, guild wars, and magic, he intends to become not just the best, but a legend. As the System increasingly counts on his unique shapeshifting ability, he must navigate empire-scale conflicts, orc invasions, and shadowy organizations — all while trying to keep his identity as an outsider from Earth secret.

Zalia Taori is well equipped for life in the remote forest valley she calls home. But while tracking a deer through her snowy stomping grounds, she stumbles across a warp in the fabric of reality and is torn into an unfamiliar land where she must learn to survive as both predator and prey. As Zalia explores this forbidding new terrain, she encounters peculiar herbs, terrifying monsters, mysterious rituals, and some unexpected friends. She enters a world of classes and levels — where making the right move can bestow new powers, and a high-ranking bunny can be a formidable opponent. Just as this lone hunter gets her bearings, she spies opposing armies gathering their forces.

Bloodwraith thought of himself as an effective villain, until a single adventurer destroyed his entire lair. With his last breath, he switched bodies with the adventurer — and discovered that his world was built on lies. Alien beings from another dimension were using his world as a game, and now he was one of them. The problem: Bloodwraith has no experience being an adventurer. He was a mage, but his new body only hits things. He relied on undead minions, but now must depend on other people. And strange boxes keep appearing in his vision describing the world in unfamiliar terms. To survive, he'll need to learn the truth about himself — and that means acting like an adventurer, at least for now.

When Henry Tsien is given the opportunity to make a wish, he chooses one that changes his life forever — landing him as a newly created, low-leveled Mage in a hidden supernatural world full of secrets and dangers. With a game-like interface granting him powers drawn from pop-culture assumptions, Henry must survive, level up, and pay his rent while navigating shadowy organizations and forging unexpected alliances.