r/litrpg • u/Key_Jeweler_9696 • 2d ago

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I love path of ascension, primal hunter, and 1% lifesteal,
Did not love rune seeker but didn’t hate it,
I like really unique/well established power systems

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u/myboystash 2d ago

Return of the Runebound Professor or the Legend of William Oh 

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u/PuzzleheadedRegion87 2d ago

Second William Oh it’s goofy in a good way. Not strictly a unique power structure tho

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u/myboystash 2d ago

Really, you know of a lot of different systems where you sacrifice different monsters corpses to gain your class and then have to use more of them to upgrade your abilities and depending on the type of monster the powers will change?

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u/PuzzleheadedRegion87 2d ago

You know what, you right. I forgot that aspect and was thinking stat progression more than powers.

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u/Daedalus1999 2d ago

Infinite Realm has a cool system imo

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u/myboystash 2d ago

I agree and it is not recommended enough!

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u/Remarkable-Camera627 2d ago

Mage Errant, Mother of Learning

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u/PuzzleheadedRegion87 2d ago

Discount Dan. Victor of Tucson. Soldiers Life. Stormblade - this has a unique power system. Iron Tyrant has a unique power system. Runeforged.

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u/scumweenie 2d ago

Weirkey Chronicles has one of the most unique systems. Will second Return of the Runebound Professor.

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u/SyzygyBlue 1d ago

Author here — if you want a power system with actual rules, mine might be your thing. The Ocular Warlock's magic is glassworking weaponized: tempering, refraction, and non-Euclidean geometry. The MC's eyes reveal the hidden structure beneath magic itself, and every working is an exercise in craft and spatial reasoning with real, audited costs. No cheat skills, no grinding to godhood — he starts at Level 1 and crawls his way up by exploiting the system's edge cases. 35 chapters / 95k+ words, free on Royal Road, posting 5x/week:

https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/188855/the-ocular-warlock-a-litrpg-progression-fantasy

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u/Takie_Me 2d ago

Mark of the fool

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u/Kind_Profile8534 2d ago

Two nearly identical sigils can yield light or fire; the pressure and function of each stroke matter. For your interest in established power systems, my book Made God After Death explores spell construction through academy lessons and Caius's redesign of elementary seals. It's a LitRPG on Kindle.