Chess Mage of Faerûn Continent

I saw Chapter 36. It's already the paid chapter and I haven't talked about Auto Chess yet. Are you sure you're writing about Chess Master? And the male protagonist doesn't look like a mage at all. I can't stand it anymore. The whole male protagonist is like Madaha~

From the beginning of apprenticeship, there is no solution here. Considering the character and upgrade setting of the previous protagonist, it is not about killing monsters and upgrading. If you can have knowledge, teachers, and resources here, you will definitely learn at least a level 15 archmage. When you go out, it will be convenient to do anything, and there will be people to support you wherever you go. As long as you don't commit suicide, you will be basically invincible. This is reasonable. After spending a few months on research, I was kicked out now. It makes sense to take risks to find opportunities or make money to buy resources later Now the protagonist has been given an unlimited upgrade hook, but the author forced the protagonist not to use it, to suppress the level. The protagonist is as if he has lost his mind, and he is not interested in reading anymore. I directly guess that there must be a lot of plot twists in the future, to forcibly reduce the intelligence.

I can't stand the chapters that haven't been released in the early stage. They are lame, crazy, flustered, and have a smart-alecky protagonist. The supporting characters are pretty well written, but the main character is very crotchless.

Qidian fan DND all wrote the gods as very weak. At first, I thought the gods (except for the creation god like Io) were very weak, until I learned that the planet Toril is the body of the earth goddess, a fragment of the main god of the metal dragon can be used to explode stars, and Asty Mors can push hundreds of abyssal planes into the sea of chaos with one punch [I just A conservative estimate is that the first floor is a planet] Suellen brought a star from other universes and came here near Toril So how do those protagonists who are not even good at exploding stars speak nonsense in front of the gods? No wonder those gods don't take mortal things in their eyes. This volume is not a unit. A healthy mid-level god is almost a mid-level Super Saiyan.

The first time I played Baldur's Gate was the second generation I didn't know anything about DND I had a stomachache even after I walked out of the dungeon I stupidly asked the mage to wear armor or something I couldn't understand the plot at all After I came out, I was wiped out by the group It was miserable

To be honest, when you write the protagonist, I feel like he looks like a primary school student, not like a graduate student at all. Being distracted and having random thoughts at every turn, is this what an adult should be like? Can the protagonist be more mature?

The author should write slowly. With your update speed, I am a little worried about you eunuch😭. There are too few good DND articles now, especially for the mage profession. It is rare to see an orthodox mage who is not a war mage. I dare not rush the author. I'm afraid you can't stand the eunuch. As long as the author you write. I will keep chasing you, and I dare not say that there will be any rewards or anything. Subscription is definitely possible. Come to think of it, my poor monthly ticket will be given to you. Be sure to write it down.

Since my parents found out about writing a book, they were very surprised that a coder like me could actually write a book, and they expressed great interest in my novels. . . In any case, I can only re-examine my novel to see if there is anything embarrassing, and my 100,000-word manuscript can only be temporarily frozen and revised slowly. So I may not be able to update it, sorry.

Your Siren Trio

I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 recently, and I'm looking for some DND books to read.

Well, let me tell you the truth, the previous ones were very good, but recently the plot involving these gangsters made me feel very bored. What the hell are you doing when you keep writing about gangsters? If you don't write about the protagonist, who would like to watch gangsters? So what did they do, and what's the point of it? I read it in one go before, but when I saw this, I stopped three times and couldn't stand it anymore.

If I travel to the world of Faerûn, and I don't have a plug-in, and I am destined to have no hope in this life, then I will definitely choose a god to believe in that is kind or biased towards the good camp, and then dedicate all my memory and soul to the god without reservation.

It's so procrastinating, so boring. I write the story once from the perspective of the protagonist, once from the perspective of the villain, and sometimes even again from the perspective of the supporting character. There are countless random thoughts and bad jokes mixed in between. It's really good. Chapter 300 is still spinning in one place, and I haven't even finished writing a major plot line.

This book. . . It's a lot of fun to play memes. It should be exciting to write, but it's not exciting to watch.

This protagonist's character, if he is not the protagonist, is the kind of person who has been sold out and has to help count the money! ! So brainless!

It's nice to watch in front of you, but you can't watch it when you're forming a team. The combat effectiveness is not as good as a few free chess pieces, which are of no use, and you have to pay for equipment. The protagonist spends most of his income on his teammates. It takes a lot of effort, is useless at all, and is very inconvenient to carry around.

Sorry, I gave up. After reading sixty or seventy chapters, I basically took risks. To be honest, I was already aware of the dangers of Faerûn. The two professions have not developed much. Maybe it is because the author's pace is slow. I can accept it in the first ten or twenty chapters, but I can't stand it in the end.

Has the author forgotten that Nancy is an aunt in her 40s? The behavior described by this Nancy is not consistent with her age.

It's been a long time since I've seen such an old version of a DND novel. Bode is a game with very strict rules and settings in DND. Mages can only learn spells through scrolls. Intelligence determines the probability of success. Warlock spells are memorized through blood. The advantages and disadvantages of basic professions/sect professions are extremely obvious. It is a pity that the author is not clear about the audience of the novel. Most of the novel readers who follow DND have a certain or proficient understanding of DND rules, and are even players themselves. Bode is obviously the dnd2R rule. Except for old players, most readers and players are most familiar with the dnd3R rule. The rules are the most mature and have unique growth attributes/skills/expertise. Some players are also familiar with the dnd5R rules, but the rules are further streamlined and unique based on 3R, and the audience is not large. dnd2R rules are more important than professional characteristics/combat skills and spells. Most of the rules are very different from the unknown 3R. For readers who don't know the 2R rules, it is impossible for human beings to employ combat tactics. The key point is that you also treat mages as warlocks, which is really unbearable (I felt very sad when I saw this). Since the author is cheating on the protagonist, you can easily choose a warrior/warlock or a barbarian/warlock. The physical profession is very good with the spellcasting profession. Since cheating is enabled, you can instill in memory or engrave rules, but you, the author, have to link it to reality. It lacks gameplay and completely ignores professional characteristics. It can be said to completely destroy the 2R rules. This is really 🐮 Originally, there were not many people writing in the DND style, and even fewer based on 2R. Many rules in the DND style have been magically changed. Many good ones are linked to authenticity while retaining the gameplay. Bode is an old 2R game with many shortcomings in gameplay. The author is willing to make magical changes based on the gameplay to satisfy the shortcomings of many old readers and players and make up for the shortcomings of sect professions. For example, Sword Master's armor penetration, Mage Hunter's spell interruption, and Dragon Vein Warlock's super Multiple spells, the shadow warrior's infinite invisibility, the mad mage's absolute spell change, etc., Or sword master/assassin, sword master/shadow warrior, monk/assassin, monk/dragon warlock, sword master/dragon warlock, etc. There are too many magic changes that can be made, and you can even contact 3R to give the protagonist more growth. But the author chose an unimagined path, completely destroying the gameplay and linking it to authenticity. I can only say that those who pursue this book are true love.

It still feels like the pace is slow. The writing and plot are cliched and tolerable, but the pace is too slow, there is no climax, the advantages of Auto Chess are not obvious, and there is no primary and secondary conflict. Just go with the flow like playing a game. If you write like this, there will basically be only a few niche readers left, and all the others will disappear.

I think the author can speed up the process and let the protagonist learn the ability of the mage as soon as possible. There should be many people who come here for the mage. Now the protagonist is acting more and more like a sword master. That's not to say that this is bad, but it may make people lose their temper if they take it a step further. Of course this is a personal suggestion. If the author has an outline, don't listen to me. Write according to your own ideas. There are too few orthodox mages now, and all the melee mages look uncomfortable. There are fewer people writing DND, authors, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

The contract has been sent and I have finally signed it. Spread🌸 I hope everyone will continue to support this book and the author will continue to update it. By the way, please invest and recommend 😜 Thank you (*°∀°)=3

I think the creativity of this book is very good. Pay attention to the perspective. I think this perspective is a bit low. It looks at the world from the perspective of a trainee warrior and a trainee mage. There should be several bosses, and the protagonist participates in the world of the bosses. It is described from the perspective of the bosses. I think this would be better.

It's been over a month, why hasn't it been updated yet? 😢

Who said it looks good? I watched it for free and it felt so boring? There's no plot, the character is second best, and he's seriously self-indulgent. I can't watch it.

While it is being updated steadily, it can also be updated in an appropriate amount. Each chapter is more than 2K, which is not enough to read. 😒

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