The Otherworldly Journey of Russell the Mage

Is this supposed to be a real-name mage? Well, a true master needs to know at least three languages, and an advanced solipsist needs to know at least four. So the protagonist needs to learn a few more languages?

In the fantasy world of the industrial age, will the profession of artificer (artificer) appear?

Can we add stories about the outer planes after the protagonist grows up later, such as mechanical mirror, twin paradise, Olympia woodland, sea of chaos, paradise, mirror of bliss, gray wilderness and other relatively unpopular outer planes? Each plane has its own unique creatures, derivatives, gods, knowledge, and products Before I read DND-related novels, they were basically the main material plane, the underdark, the abyss, and hell, plus a little bit of Paradise Mountain, the star realm, and the underworld. The Shadow Plane, more interesting planes are not described For example, the singularity of the mechanical mirror, various animal lords, big goblins, slaad lords, wild gods, elemental lords I think in this world where high-ranking people and mortals coexist, and there is no fantasy cultivator between the two who ascends and cannot interfere with the setting of the lower realm, then the development of every major event will inevitably involve the participation of various powerful supernatural creatures such as gods, demigods, and god-like creatures, and even say that There will be the participation of supernatural creatures from other outer planes that have nothing to do with the material plane, and the situation will inevitably be extremely complicated. The decisions of every big and small matter are related to mortals and high-ranking people. The author can enrich the complexity and diversity of the story when writing the next world war. I think it can refer to the relationship between countries during World War I and World War II I think it will be very interesting to write like this, but it is not easy to write, and it may be judged as mirroring xx and blocked The above are all random thoughts that come to my mind when I read the book. There is no system. If the author can add some, I will be happier. If not, it doesn't matter. I still write according to the author's outline. There are too few dnd novels, and even less exciting ones. Many of them become fantasy after writing. On the contrary, it does not have the feeling of being omnipresent in dnd, everything can be added, and it has a certain philosophical system. Come on, author, and I wish your grandpa will get well soon.

To be honest, the two books written by the author are quite good, but they are too glassy, ​​so why don't they write them again?

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The two books written by the author are both very good, but they are both eunuchs. It's very speechless. Can't the author just write a short story with more than 100 chapters without looking at the results? It can not only exercise your writing skills but also leave a good reputation. At least you won't be a eunuch after opening more than a dozen pictures.

If the author wants to truly write a Dungeons and Dragons story, then the aspect of gods still needs to be paid attention to. For example, no matter how powerful a mortal thing is, it is impossible to kill a god. It can only kill an incarnation. Therefore, no matter how powerful a mortal creature is, even if you are strong enough to explode planets and stars, it will still not cause any harm to the gods themselves. You must know that the gods of Faerun are slaughtered. In the story, those legendary heroes actually have blessings or artifacts from other gods, otherwise they will be killed as incarnations at most. Therefore, if the protagonist wants to be truly higher than the gods, there are only three ways to go in the original setting of DND: 1. Become a quasi-divine power like an elemental lord or a demon lord. The quasi-divine power can offset the exertion of divine power. 2. Defraud the power of those ancient evil things and use them for your own use, and become the master of the power of ancient evil things. 3. It is also the one I recommend the most. The only one who succeeded in defeating the gods with mortal gods in the DND world is to go to the world of the setting sun to obtain the inheritance of the Taichu magician. The Taichu magician can really kill gods in the background setting, and the world of the setting sun also has powerful demon dragons that can transform into demon insects. With these, in addition to powerful divine power, other gods do not need to be cowardly.

I feel that different regions have different starting advantages. Although remote areas have fewer resources, the spells they get are all genuine. In fact, I quite want to see that woman's expression when she sees the protagonist leveling up so quickly. Crooked Dragon King!

Since the background is the industrial age, the protagonist had better study prophecy spells carefully. Intelligence warfare is too important.

You are really awesome, both books are eunuchs, absolutely amazing!!!!