Sword and sorcery in a D&D setting, and you don’t need to have played the game to enjoy it!
A naturally evil race? Chosen by an evil god?
Not me!
I have a heart of gold. I want to be a good person.
As a Fourth Calamity armed with a complete walkthrough, I brought modern wisdom to the continent of Faerun:
When goblins laid siege, I achieved “physical nuclear peace” with sixty barrels of gunpowder.
As for the vampire on the team who might bite someone at any moment, the mage hiding a nuke, and the brainwashed believer…
I manage them with a distinctly corporate touch, making them all sign anti-vampire labor contracts so I can squeeze them together.
My teammates ask me, “What is your oath?”
I smile. “I persuade people through virtue. Once all our enemies are permanently silenced, the world will naturally be at peace.”
I thought my silver tongue would let me breeze into a perfect ending where everyone survived.
That is, until one day I had to face a three-meter-tall brown bear, and it actually wanted to mount me?!!!
All right, something even more terrifying happened one late night.
An irresistible, icy killing intent took complete control of my body.
Seeing the warm blood of innocents all over my hands and hearing the bloodthirsty god’s frenzied calls in my mind, I suddenly came to my senses:
This was never a game where I got to start over.
There’s a monster in my head, ready to hatch at any moment, and a group of villainous patients behind me, all waiting for a chance to chop off my head.
And flowing through this seemingly holy body of mine is the most vicious curse of an ancient evil god.
If the gods think I was born to be a butcher’s blade,
then I’ll wipe the shattered holy light from my sword, sling that bloodstained instrument over my back,
and fight my way to the Bone Throne, so those lofty gods can learn what it feels like to bleed.
It's a very good book. I can see that the author likes bg3 very much. It's really a fan. It's a very interesting fan story. It keeps the original plot and also tells new ideas. Each origin teammate is very suitable for the character. The evil drow paladin created by the author is also very interesting. It's interesting to read. It's refreshing and immersive. It's also very meaningful. It's not the kind of talk about love and gossip. Through the author's book, I learned about the origin of the tiefling race for the first time. Thanks for the popular science. The author has a good understanding of the Western fantasy worldview, and has also integrated many other games and novels with Easter eggs. The ones I have discovered so far include Drizzt the Dark Elf and Divinity Original Sin 2, hahaha. The only shortcoming is how come this label is derived from anime? This should be a game spin-off or a game fanfic, or at worst a Western fantasy, right?
Evil Thought Drow Paladin, a very interesting custom character
It's pretty good. The protagonist slowly integrates into hhh and brings the audience together. Maintaining this level should be the best BD3 written by Tomato.
Not bad, I quite like it Good news, I like the writing style, without too much psychological and environmental description. So far, it tells a good story
Evil thoughts and good deeds are king plot
Come on, I can't help it anymore By the way, is there a female protagonist? It's still the same. If so, I'll withdraw it.
Come on, your writing is getting better and better
The story is told very well
Author, you write well! The evil thoughts of the good falling line + the shadow of the good falling line will never get tired of it 🥰
Very good, I rarely see this kind of masterpiece, the plot is very smooth, and everything is grasped very well, I am hooked It's rare to see such fan fiction that is so close to the original work but also has new ideas!