Description

Navigating the Sword Coast was full of adventures - thrilling fights, daring deceptions, and even a hint of romance. However, when the party travels through a portal and winds up in the world of 1800s London, they know their path has been drastically changed. The world that was once theirs is no more - now, they are amongst the Bridgertons. Can they leave their old ways behind and navigate the complex social dynamics of the ton?

What readers say about Baldurston: A Baldur's Gate/Bridgerton Crossover

“It's like this story was made in a lab to infect my brain. Like some kind of brain burrowing tadpole. ;) I have something like 3-4 hundred hours in this game. I also have fallen in love with regency romance. I blame Kiera Knightly in that one movie. Br…”

AsteridsRoyal Road5.0 / 5

“And yet again, aliantic crafts a hilarious and funny story. This review is totally not being done by her husbando. Srly this is a fun story to read! The premise and plot are great. You will not want to miss the story of the season. The New York Times could…”

GraptharrRoyal Road5.0 / 5

Community Reviews(2)

AsteridsRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

It's like this story was made in a lab to infect my brain. Like some kind of brain burrowing tadpole. ;) I have something like 3-4 hundred hours in this game. I also have fallen in love with regency romance. I blame Kiera Knightly in that one movie.
Bridgerton is rad too. Both the books and the show. But I love the way the show puts some expectations of the setting on its head. And this is certainly doing that haha!
My favorite part of this story is how well the author nails the character voices and the lore. I was literally hearing the voice actors in my brain while reading the dialogue. And the lore is impeccably adhered to.

GraptharrRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

And yet again, aliantic crafts a hilarious and funny story. This review is totally not being done by her husbando. Srly this is a fun story to read! The premise and plot are great. You will not want to miss the story of the season. The New York Times could say wonderful things about this story.