Books Like A Practical Guide to Evil
Loved A Practical Guide to Evil? Here are the closest LitRPG and progression-fantasy reads, ranked by trope and theme overlap. Each pick lists the elements it shares with A Practical Guide to Evil so you can pick by what you actually want next.
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by HaltWriteMydea, a noblewoman with neither magic nor coin, must outmaneuver the Imperial City's deadly courtly intrigues before its daggers find her back.
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by Perseus XXVII.A noble heir wields his rare magic and political cunning to survive the deadly games of the Imperial Academy as the Empire fractures.
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#3The Riyria Chronicles [WITTY BANTER | EPIC FANTASY | ASSASSINS | THIEVES | MERCENARIES]
match 48%by MichaelJSullivanA disgraced assassin and a mercenary with a conscience trade sharp banter and sharper blades while unraveling a noblewoman’s deadly secrets.
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by TheLastSurvivorThe immortal Demon Queen wakes in a world without gods or systems, wielding power etched in Ink—and the Hero who once killed her has no memory of their past.
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by GodricKalon, a low-caste rebel, claws his way through a galaxy ruled by cruel gods and warring noble houses to reclaim his people’s forgotten empire.
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by Ryan EnglishA scarred veteran tracks his stolen fortune through monster-infested lands, only to face a harder battle when two orphans force him to choose between vengeance and honor.
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by Lee DuckettTwo Padawans train under rogue Jedi Masters, forging their own path between the Order’s light and the war’s encroaching darkness.
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by MuffinLanceA street thief forced to impersonate a dead hero uncovers courtly secrets in a world where European and Asian myths wage war.
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by RavensDaggerA galactic tyrant abandons conquest to hunt for love among space pirates, clown mercenaries, and warlords who might tolerate her ego.
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by MecanimusA woman with divine luck scrambles to survive in a world where gods play deadly games and every choice could make her their pawn—or their doom.
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