The Wizard of Winterhold in the Marvel Universe

I am an Elder Scrolls Up owner, I don't advertise or give my name. . . Even magic items + spells + dragon roars + special abilities, there are hundreds of magic-related items in the original The Elder Scrolls 5, but from what I saw, the author only used less than ten, and then started to make magic changes at will. I actually understand your intention to write magic modification skills for higher B-level, but it is true that the original version has a lot of cool magic related effects, such as the blacksmith dragon bone god-making outfit (owned by Marvel), alchemy magic potion (poisoning Brother Ebony), spider scroll (the scariest one), dragon Pijia high armor is close to 100% absolutely invincible, magic immunity suit (enchantment special effects), walking on water, self-destructing fire wolf (the most handsome for novices), mist summoning, gram summoning, demon summoning, skeleton horse summoning, dark biblical world, dwarf magic machine, Dawnguard dlc There is a set of magic related to the sun, a set of vampires, Wabajack, Dawnbreaker, Black Merchant, blessings from the Dark Bible, gem buffs (comparable to the Golden Rule, picking up high-end gems everywhere), water walking rings, and even whoever wears them can gain new magical abilities. (If you list any magical abilities, you can actually write at least five times more) My own full set of dragon roars, phantom aberration is absolutely invincible, whirlwind energy teleportation charge, clear sky, death mark one-on-one invincibility, disarming rule magical skills, dragon form force full, soul stripping damage is the highest, forced will game cheating, battle rage team strengthened, elemental rage hand speed doubled. Until the point where I abandoned the book, none of the abilities above seemed to be useful (I still used Dragon to disarm). . . When I gave up on the book when it was close to chapter 100, I only wrote 10 less than low-level abilities and then started throwing away magical skills. The default is a graduated archmage, who is so frustrated that he almost got killed by a bastard. He can only throw ice picks (the worst spell in the original version) when using magic. The novice fire element summoning is like the signature ability of the "graduated archmage". . . This is indeed a bit much. Put the introduction of such a heavy resentment against ice cones into the revised complaint. I divided the abilities in the game into levels of 1-2-3-4-5. The destruction system is divided into ice, fire and thunder. The fire system has a slow track but high burst (stronger against people and animals), thunder has direct reach but low damage (clicking on the skill will cause infinite interruption), ice With deceleration (no more, that's it) In the original ice version, the ability is useless. Level 2 Ice Cone and Level 4 Ice Spear are the top 1+2 garbage abilities in the game. Level 3 Ice Storm is ridiculously strong only because of the damage caused by the Ice Storm itself. Then the male protagonist used the ice pick, which was the worst spell in the original version, almost from beginning to end. 80% Of the spells used were ice picks. Later, the author actually gave me a supplementary setting that "the magic and characters only have the intensity in the game." . . Based on the above, it is clear at a glance why I say it is a pity that the subject matter is a pity. The writing problems can only be made up for slowly. However, using a game with a huge world view that has been popular so far as the subject matter only uses less than half of the relevant content to start making wanton changes. . . What a shame. I have revised my previous complaint to be more kind. After re-reading my complaint, I felt that it was indeed a bit more aggressive at the time. I actually don't care that much whether you changed it or not. It's just a pity that I originally expected the author's ability to combine the original works to come up with a whimsical combination. The gap with the expected value is indeed a bit too big. That's it, above.

Alas, it's that kind of thing again. SHIELD waits for a call from over there and then runs over.

Nirn is a Daedra playground and laboratory. Daedra created some inexplicable species on Nirn, including humans. Moreover, in the background story, The Elder Scrolls is really not a low magic. When the first dragonborn Miraak fought with the dragon priest who was chasing him, he used the dragon roar to forcefully kill Soseheim. It was separated from the continental shelf (as a dragonborn, isn't it normal to split the continental shelf with a roar), and the time and space magic of the Psijic Order, which is a secret in other places, everyone in the Psijik knows it. If you really pick up the book in the game and read it, you will know that Nirn is a planet full of gods and ghosts.

How could The Elder Scrolls be so weak.

Kind of poisoned to death. Do you have to join S. H. I. E. L. D.?

Every Marvel book licks S. H. I. E. L. D., I feel so tired

At the beginning, I talked about living a leisurely life, but then I turned around and got involved in the affairs of the Punisher and the Kingpin. It can be said to be the traditional art of contemporary authors

Forced to hammer, forced, ten Marvels and nine licks

I'm more interested in Winterhold than Marvel Comics, and I can't stand it after reading a few chapters.

Emmmm, you set up your own team, and then your employees were kidnapped? ? So how do others know your identity, kidnap your employees, and drag them in just because they're looking at people? Are the three views consistent? For example, if Daredevil doesn't kill, Punisher does, and Spider-Man doesn't kill, there's no such problem. . I'm afraid if you don't want the whole world, your newspaper office will be your base. .

I've read a lot of Marvel fan fiction, and this one is considered to be very well written. I'll give it to you.

The introduction is too narrow-minded. I didn't join SHIELD, but I helped him do things. There's nothing wrong with it, haha ​​😤🤫

The introduction is very powerful, but the content is unbearable, and the drama is revealed in just one chapter...

Personally, I feel that the author has a problem with dividing the highland demons in The Elder Scrolls based on gameplay rather than the plot. I am stunned to think that The Elder Scrolls is a low-level demon based on the weak arcana in the game. Mr. Ao in the game... No, it should be said that the dragons that Lao Gun has appeared in are basically terrible (NPCs slay dragons like crazy in high difficulty). Personally, I think there are many problems in terms of gameplay. I personally feel that Mr. Ao is so weak that it is probably because B Company is lazy... After all, it is said that when B Company was making the dragon model, the dragon should have two wings and four limbs. As a result, all other models only have four limbs, so they lazily changed the dragon model into a flying dragon. I found two opinions on the Internet about the difference between Highland Demons. One is the popularity and application rate of magic, and the other is the upper limit of magic's ability. Let's talk about popularity first. There are mages' guilds in basically every region in Laogun. Even NPCs who are already in the human world will give you magic tasks. Even if you use magic in the city, the guards' language will be normal. Even bandits and soldiers use magic. Not to mention that every city lord has a court mage. This is still a world where magic is not valued. Besides, the upper limit of magic was in 1E1200. In 1E1200, the Marukh electorate of the First Empire of Mankind (a branch of the Alessian Order of Cyrodiil) performed a magic called Dragon Break (not Dragon Roar and Dragon Soul Tear) on the White Gold Tower to tamper with, erase, and blur the history of that era. It also talked about timeline disruption, turning linear time into non-linear time. Time, and blasted the still-integrated Akkar into Akatosh, Alduin, and Aurel. There was also the Red Guard Swordsinger who sunk a continent, the Psijic Order who could pause and rewind time, teleport, and move an island to another world, and the Dragon Roar that could knock down even the weakest city wall. This doesn't feel like a low-level demon!

I think the protagonist's becoming the Archmage of Winterhold has absolutely nothing to do with his intelligence.

The introduction is all a lie, will you die if you don't lick S. H. I. E. L. D.? Tired of seeing all this

I really don't understand what's so interesting about the melee mage? The body is not strong enough and has a lot of limitations. The spell is not mysterious enough, the field control is not good, the output is not good, and the effect is not good enough. The only thing that stands out is that it's weird? The wow mage goes up with his sword and cuts. If you don't see the team fight, you're done. What else, use the light spell and then use a staff to swing the sledgehammer, self-analogy cos Gandalf. Gandalf's enemies are not serious template enemies either. You let Gandalf use the light spell to fight the dragon in melee and swing the sledgehammer. See if the dragon sprays him. That's it. I don't know what the point is.

It's completely stuck in the framework of the game, and its skills can't be separated from gamification, so it looks very weak.

Looking at the chapter title, it sounds like someone who talks about ignoring S. H. I. E. L. D. But then someone pounces on them like a dog. Why can't I continue writing without mentioning S. H. I. E. L. D. Or is it so comfortable to lick the United States?

I think that except for the destruction type, most spells have ballistics to make it easier for players to aim. They should not exist in the real world. Otherwise, if an illusion spell throws a ball over, a fool will know who did it.

This author really doesn't even look at his background. People abroad have commented that The Elder Scrolls has a higher combat power than Marvel. When you read it, it feels like the Middle Ages with a little bit of magic. At least look at the background of Lao Gun.

I don't know much about mod What is a laboratory?

I remember reading a book by Blizzard in Marvel before. The author has the heroic heritage of Warcraft. And then wrote a fight that I was hooked on. Ice arrow, miss, Ice arrow, miss, Ice arrow, hit! ! ! It doesn't matter if someone writes a frosty shoulder and then pats the shoulder with his hand. Yes, you read that right, Heritage of Warcraft Heroes. Fight an unnamed miscellaneous soldier. The protagonist of this book is the same as the author's protagonist. He came here to try it without knowing the background at all. The world of Lao Gun is not technologically advanced compared to Marvel, but it is more technologically advanced than the real world. Because the author Ken has never done any homework, the protagonist behaves like an iron hanhan, an ice chaser who can be used to death. You call this a great mage? The protagonist of that book is still the c-position of the Defenders. He has been building up the reputation of black people in Hell's Kitchen. It is only level 2 with more than 1 million words. I think you, the author who didn't do his homework, is better than his author.

After playing Lao Gun for several years, I still haven't finished it. I keep loading and unloading, and unloading and loading 😭

You were quite interesting in the early stage, but the Red Skull behind you is poisonous... I saw that Hydra used the space gem to find the Red Skull, so I guessed that you were planning to let the Red Skull go back... But you actually did it... I don't understand. You 😰 looked boring, sorry!

The author knows a lot about The Elder Scrolls, and he is the one who wrote the book 🙂

When Coulson came out, he was immediately not interested.

It's actually not that great. If you really haven't seen it, you can take a look.

There are no mages in Winterhold, aren't they all boxing champions?

The author hasn't updated in four days. Could it be that he really traveled through time and was killed by Thanos because he didn't have enough recommendation votes?