The Blue Dragon's Cursed Power
蓝龙的魔咒神力
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 463k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Ultimately, talismans are the authority of a few demons. Falling into the hands of intelligent animals, especially with the existence of mages, is tantamount to godhood without a master. Is the author preparing for a chaotic battle between several gods? In a magical world, after absorbing elements from animals, their intelligence becomes roughly equivalent to that of humans.
Once all twelve talismans are collected, physical protection and magical resistance will at least reach the national level on the combat power rankings. Immortality and the special characteristic of balancing yin and yang are considered surface-level, and mobility is considered regional-level. However, attack power will only be at the level of "street-bursting".
Now that we have the talismans, we can mess with Shendu. To be fair, even though Shendu is only wearing a pair of shorts, he looks pretty good.
The book is great, the best D&D dragon novel I've read recently. The premise is interesting, and finally it's not just about fighting against everything and everyone, without all those awkward and meaningless conflicts. The only downside is when they'll give the protagonist a class.
There are also a few pictures of brass dragons whose origins are unknown.
The last image shows five metal dragons: the yellow one on the left with whiskers is the gold dragon; the one on the right with shield-shaped horns is the brass dragon; the white one in the middle is the silver dragon; the reddish one in the lower left corner is the copper dragon; and the one with black horns in the lower right corner is the bronze dragon.
The rat transforms stillness into movement, enlightens all things, and creates the universe. The ox is the foundation of martial arts, the source of shamanic power, and the embodiment of divine physical divinity. The tiger distinguishes between good and evil, harmonizes yin and yang, and severs the two corpses.
Those who lead the way are disgusting! I hope we can wipe them all out. Helping the Dragon Hunting Group is helping the enemy. Anyone with a brain would eliminate the enemy, right? They wouldn't let the enemy escape, grow stronger, and then come back for revenge, especially in a magical world where people believe in some evil god or something...
The DND and Magic: The Gathering collaboration features a blue dragon card, along with some other blue dragon illustrations whose origins I'm not entirely sure of.
The first three cards feature collaborations between DND and Magic: The Gathering.
It must be a bug. Can anyone answer this for me?
The latest chapter, 89, has another bug. Is the protagonist supposed to be able to conjure up handicrafts with the Monkey Talisman? Isn't the Monkey Talisman only supposed to transform living things into other living things? If it can transform inanimate objects into other substances, then why not just turn sand into gold coins?
I think the Eight Demons are rather special demigods in D&D. It possesses characteristics of a god, but is clearly not as exaggerated as a true god. In certain areas—such as immortality—they even surpass gods, but overall they are still inferior to gods.