Saintess Summons Skeletons

A great story that details the adventures of someone who gains their skill with a twist,  making them desired and making the best of it whilst staying low key. 

The mechanics of the world are revealed slowly, without an infodump. As the charcoal learns, you learn. 

It's lighthearted, but also serious at times, and the world feels large, yet largely unexplored, with a mystery history. 

Following the saintess as she learns all the things and overcomes obstacles is fun. Battlescenes are skimmed over sadly, as that could be interesting, but it doesn't detract from the exploration of this world. 

This story is just good fun, good old fashioned Fantasy LitRPG, when the fun take that the system is a tad bugged, there aren't too many characters in the story, but the ones present are fun. Though the story evidently needs a bit more time to develop.

I can't wait to see more of the world and it's wacky shenanigans.

A story of clear quality. It immediately ropes you into the story and doesn't let go.

The basic premise is orphan girl finds dusty Grimoire on necromancy in orphanage, decides to then pursue that as class. Only, she is "blessed" with the class of Saint, which glitches the system and creates a new class, with a whole bunch of bugs.

Not needlessly humorous, the story weaves an excellent premise together with great grammar, pacing and level ups for the litrpg junkies.

A definite recommend for anyone who's a fan of any kind of fantasy. Excited to see what's next for this fantastic story 🐸

Among the RR readerbase, there exists a certain feared group of people: The systemchads. 

Do you love to theorycraft character builds? Do you crave an interesting and unique system for your daily LitRPG fix? Look no further.

The saintess summons skeletons. And uses... [Maiden Bolt]? What the heck does that do? I don't know, and neither does the system. The mc's system is broken, and she only gets broken halves of each skill, which she then has to combine into unholy flex-tape abilities.

Great story.

There is a necromancer. She also a saint. Her classes are bugged together. Thus she has stupid amounts of mana, but really low life. Summons undead heroes to help her.

Problems: The church wants to lock her up and let her mass-produce summons.

So she runs away. Defeats dungeons and so on.

I hope it stays somehow important that she is a saint and necromancer, not just your random hero summoner.

Also she's called a "Saintomancer". To me this sounds more like a summoner of saints than a Saint Necromancer. "Necrosaint"?

Also the Patreon was announced, but not linked. So you are gonna have to look it up yourself.

Will start off saying Im a terrible critic since if i dont like something i just stop reading and move on so there are rarely bad reviews. So far I've taken this story for exactly what it is, fun entertainment.  I dont expect a polished piece or the next blockbuster.  I just want to spend time outside of reality and enjoying my time.  This book provides that.  Are there different directions that i would have gone or interactions between characters i would have done different? Sure, but im not the one writing and I have no idea whats going to happen next.  So if you want to just relax and enjoy a good book then i recommend this one.  

This is a very fun story. It's pretty light-hearted and interesting in a novel way. I wouldn't go into the story expecting Epic Fantasy, it's more like a fun little Adventure book with a interesting protagonist. I'm not the best at grammar so I won't comment but I haven't noticed anything to bad so far. If anything the worst I can say is it's a pretty basic plot but I think it uses that to its advantage.

This is a good one everyone! Necromancer stories are generally interesting cause it causes so many problems: where and how do you get the corpses? Is there a manual like How to care your undead army? How many liters of blood can you keep in storage and for how long? 

Maybe this novel will answer those, maybe not, what's for sure is the system is super interesting in the way it works, the worldbuilding is slow and steady which makes it more realistic. The best thing is the MC, she has such a chaotic neutral energy without being omnisicient-like or crazy, makes it much more entertaining and endearing. 

Eager to see what comes next, if you like Litrpg stories this one is for you, and if you dont like them, I would still give it a shot.

Holy bones, of course.

A saint necromancer with mixed skills, not annoying MC (with both her choices and what she says), art at the end of most chapters, and massive world building outlines. All greatly enjoyable attributes. 

My expectations are pretty high for the start, and I'm wishing luck to the author in succeeding.

I've read a few stories that start with an interesting concept and then don't properly follow through. I'm relieved to say this one does. Saintess summoned skeletons is just as fun as I expected it to be. Also an actual intelligent main character. There's also interesting concepts and clever ideas like the two part spell crafting I'm really looking forward to see where this story goes.