Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying: I Have Extraordinary Wisdom
克苏鲁跑团：我有极致的智慧
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- Legendary Investigator: Starting with 90 Intelligence传奇调查员，从智力90开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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I enjoy reading it, I like it, keep updating, it's great. I personally prefer books that are closer to the essence of tabletop role-playing games. Those with too much plot that merely add tabletop role-playing elements, or those that just add some Lovecraftian elements, are essentially still templates like wish-fulfillment stories/mysteries/infinite flow novels. It's hard to say which is better or worse, but I prefer this author's style.
Having no prior knowledge of role-playing games (RPGs), this was my first time reading this genre, and it was surprisingly good, drawing me in to continue reading. Overall, it's a book that even those unfamiliar with RPGs can easily enjoy; some technical terms are explained in the paragraphs.
In terms of content: The niche content of Clash of Clans (COC) tabletop role-playing games is surprisingly good, and it manages to be understandable even to those outside the COC community, surpassing 80% of niche novels in this respect alone. The author also effectively conveys the madness of the Cthulhu Mythos, serving the plot perfectly.
This was my first time reading a novel of this genre, and I was absolutely blown away. Even without prior gaming experience, there were no comprehension difficulties; the author explained the basic concepts in a very easy-to-understand way. The plot was also perfect… In short, this is my first book review, and my first time giving it a perfect score.
As a novel based on tabletop role-playing games, it's already incredibly realistic. The content and gameplay are thoroughly explained, the writing is excellent, and given the scarcity of both quantity and quality, this book can be considered a unique textbook example of accurate recreation. Kudos to the author!
A masterpiece worth rereading multiple times. I first read this book around the time of the archivist scene, I can't remember exactly. Because I didn't want to finish it all at once and then anxiously follow the updates, I even put it on hold before seeing the ending. Rereading it now, I still find it delightful.
Okay, very good. I'm quite surprised to find such an excellent Clash of Clans tabletop RPG on Tomato. The author explains the content of the game very clearly, making it accessible even to beginners 😋 Furthermore, the foreshadowing and character descriptions are very well done, making it quite amusing ₍˄·͈༝·^*₎◞ ̑̑
It's a really good book; I just finished reading volume five. I have an idea: originally, the first dungeon should have only given the protagonist one of the Madman or the Sage traits, but since the protagonist faced Bubble and was favored by him, the Sage trait must have been given to him by Bubble.
Well written, it's obvious you read the rulebook carefully (x). At first, I thought reading a novel like this would be like reading a log, but it actually feels more like an infinite flow novel, and it's quite well written. The original modules seem pretty good too. I'll try to get the Tracker for my desktop friend when I have time (). Keep up the good work!
It's quite good. It's the first relatively formal tabletop RPG novel I've read, but it's very user-friendly for someone like me who's never done tabletop RPGs before. The plot is good, logical, and has twists. The author seems to have a lot of knowledge. However, some of the dungeons and some of the names are too generic.