Narrator Profile
Daniel Thomas May
Daniel Thomas May narrates *Disgardium* through Tantor Audio. He handles the series' large cast and fast pacing well. and is not a reason to avoid the series.
Overall grade
Pending sustained personal listening — the founder's read on May is currently one series (Disgardium, C-mid on the site). The narration is treated as separate from the site's tier verdict on the underlying material: the verdict is a mid-C for structural reasons unrelated to the read. May's handling of the material is capable and consistent.
Where you'll hear him on the site
- Disgardium: Class-A Threat (Dan Sugralinov) — Book 1 of the Disgardium series, published through Tantor Audio. See the review for the full framing on the underlying material.
Documented strengths
Large-cast discipline. Disgardium runs a broad ensemble of players, NPCs, and adversaries across its runtime, and May's read holds the distinctions across the cast without losing individual characters.
Fast-pacing sustain. The series operates at a brisk narrative tempo through most of its arcs. May's delivery sustains that tempo without pushing prose that should breathe or rushing beats that need weight.
Where he fits
May narrates through Tantor Audio, which regularly picks up mainstream-LitRPG and adjacent-genre productions. The founder's editorial line on his Disgardium work is that the narration is capable and consistent — not a reason to avoid the series, and the tier verdict on the book is about the source material rather than the read.
See the Best LitRPG Audiobook Narrators ranking for the broader narrator context on the site.