I Create a World of Kindness in Faerûn

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Author, I read your article. Did you write that the moral character of the indigenous people in it is too noble? Most Chinese people can't do it, let alone the countryside where resources are scarce, and their lives are in danger at any time. In this situation, there is a greater chance that unruly people will appear.

How could there be a world of benevolence in Faerûn? It can only be relatively benevolent and must be within a certain range. If the planet Torel itself was not a powerful god, those wars between gods would have destroyed the entire planet. I personally think it's a bit wishful thinking for you to talk about benevolence with a group of Super Saiyans. And there are mostly these Super Saiyan Evil Gods, but they often fight among themselves, so they can't cause any big problems.

Didn't the author of this novel understand the rules of DND? Faerûn has all kinds of monsters and monsters, but they have no kindness.

Confucian scholars are a dynamic group. Confucian scholars worship two great beings who need to be looked up to like mountains. One is called Brother Kong and the other is Brother Meng. Brother Kong is benevolent, righteous, polite and wise; Brother Meng is polite, wise and benevolent. Confucian scholars are influenced and constrained by the energy of "Li!" The stronger the energy of "Li!", The more benevolent and righteous the Confucian scholar will be. Etiquette! Those whose energy stance is not strong enough are ordinary Confucian scholars and cannot convince other Confucian scholars. The Confucian scholar who is more able to convince the public is called a master, the master who becomes famous is called a great scholar, and the one who can convince other great scholars is called a master. Confucian scholars looked down on eunuchs and villains, thinking that they rose to power by being groveling and flattering. They were called farts for short. Confucian scholars all despised weak farts. Under normal circumstances, Confucian scholars can never calm down. They will constantly argue or even conflict with others. If there are no outsiders, they will quarrel or even fight with each other. When a great Confucian stands out, he will lead the Confucian scholars gathered around him to launch a spreading ceremony! Energy parade in order to convince other great Confucians and become a master. The Confucian scholars not only sang loudly, but also played drums on the drum cart. The organization of Confucian scholars is very scattered, but the appeal of the Grand Master is very powerful. He can call on other Confucian scholars to "attack heretics", or to persuade other schools of thought, or to educate barbarians. Confucian scholars are relics from the era of ancient sage kings. The ancient sage kings knew that the building was about to collapse and created the energy of "ritual!", So Confucian scholars came into being. It is said that the Confucian scholars of that era were more benevolent and righteous than those of all subsequent eras. Theoretically, all the knowledge and technology are recorded in the classics left by the sage kings to the Confucian scholars. Even if the heretics and barbarians use something that has never been seen before, the great Confucianists can quickly prove that these things have long been available, and then they will use various methods to piece it together to come up with something similar. Confucian scholars were once very powerful. Wang Mang, the great master who convinced all the masters, once established the Confucian scholar empire of the New Dynasty. But after the empire collapsed, Confucian scholars also scattered around the world, and they were no longer as powerful as they once were.

Are you also the chosen god of Kongma? Ge Kong is kind and righteous! Brother Meng is righteous and benevolent!

Map of Faerun

I want to know how the author handles the relationship with the gods of Faerûn? Even if the gods are too lazy to take action when you are weak, when you become stronger, there will always be opposing gods who will come directly to trouble you.

I know that Confucianism did have a tendency in this regard in history, but according to modern people's moral concepts, racism is definitely not considered to be very kind and evil. The audience does not come back to read novels where the protagonist teaches students to change the world. It feels that the protagonist's positioning is awkward. He cannot be said to be bad, but the flaws of good are a bit big, and it is very alienating.

The author asks, should we follow macro human values, universal human values, intuitive human values ​​or pure human values? Macro human values ​​​​mean that all species that salute are considered human beings. Universal human values ​​​​are all humanoid species that agree with etiquette, including elves, dwarves, orcs, etc., And the rest are all aliens. Intuitive human values ​​refer to demons, gods, half-elves and the like who are closely related to humans as human subspecies, while the rest are aliens. Pure human values ​​​​mean that only pure humans are considered human, and sub-races are distinguished by skin color; demons, gods, half-elves and the like who have a blood relationship with humans are mutants and are second-class citizens, and the rest are aliens.

After reading more than 220 chapters, I discovered that there are future protagonists, past protagonists, and loops. I don't know why I don't want to read it. I always feel that everything the protagonist does now is meaningless, because no matter what he does, the future is already destined, and the past soul has already appeared, which means that the future protagonist will definitely reach the goal. When you reach a certain height, no matter what decision you make, it is doomed, even if it is suicide, otherwise there will be no split souls. If it is not reached, a space-time paradox will form, and the cycle will not exist, but will become a parallel world of timelines. Every decision is a timeline, and there is no so-called time cycle. It would be okay if there was a time loop at the end. The entire story of a book takes place in a loop. Or a time loop may appear halfway through, indicating that this story has found a way to break the loop and form a new world line. But the split soul has been confirmed not to be broken, and the protagonist maintains the cycle by himself. The future will not change based on the protagonist's current behavior. The result is already determined and the process is no longer important. So whenever I read a book and see it clearly stated that the protagonist in the future helps the protagonist in the present, I feel an indescribable disgust.

In terms of benevolence, I think only Zhao Kuo, who picked up Qinli, wrote it better. To be honest, I really want to read novels such as a compassionate monk, a righteous knight, and a priest who looks like an ideal mentor. But most of Qidian's novels are of the same type. Monks rely on fate to survive, priests are pedophiles + collude with demons, Confucian gentlemen never talk about benevolence and righteousness... Seeing that now, only picking up Qin is okay.

For example, the goddess of earth, you live in her body, the goddess of magic built the civilization of the entire planet. Without magic, there would be no productivity, and Selune created the sun. These infrastructures and basic services may really take a lifetime to repay, as well as the four true gods of the elements. According to part of the setting, the main material plane is enshrined by the elemental plane.

Where is Shennong? What special skills does the protagonist have? From the introduction alone, I always feel that the protagonist does not want to be Confucius but wants to be a Terrorist.

According to the information I have reviewed, whether it is the slightly normal but full of flaws in the third edition or the most bizarre fifth edition, the prices in the entire DND are very bizarre. The third board is a little better. If you don't think about it carefully, it seems normal. The average salary of an ordinary civilian for a day's work is one silver coin, while two copper coins can buy an adult broiler chicken, one pound of wheat is one copper coin, and five gold coins can buy one pound of salt. As a result, the fifth edition has been updated. I don't know what to say about the price collapse. I can only say that it is very abstract. It is based on the third edition and has doubled inflation. This operation directly confused me. Our Faerun is not a credit currency that can be printed hard, but uses precious metal currency. How come after just a short while, there are so many precious metals in the entire world? Or is it that a lot of dragons were slaughtered in the Year of Dragon Madness at the end of the Three Bans, which caused a large amount of precious metals to circulate in the world, causing the living standards to become worse and worse? Or maybe the mage suddenly enlightened in the late third board and thought of a way to skip the rules and directly earn money? For example, a mage uses the salt wall technique (which will always exist) to create a salt wall that is 24.7 Legislative meters calculated by the boss (I don't understand why a pound of salt still sells for 5 gold coins in the official rules). The benefits produced by this salt wall can provide the mage with an income of tm500,000 gold coins. Oh my god, given the efficiency of making money, after saving for 17 or 18 years, I still suggest that Wo Jin directly abdicates the throne and makes way for others. She is not worthy of being the God of Wealth, so it is better for you mages to do it. Then when I was browsing the forum to look for information, I saw a joke told by the owner of the dnd bar, the Ancient Life Dragon. I copied the meaning directly. Thank you very much for your help to the newbie. The joke is as follows: In version 3, there is a spell that can make the land mature in one day without the need to open up wasteland, weed, insecticide, or fertilize. And there are no high-priced materials or XP components. According to the rules of DMG, making a magical object that can be used infinitely can theoretically be achieved: an old man, a bucket of water (you can choose the shape of the magical object, right?), A pack of cigarettes, a day and night, and a miracle. Whether it is the weird price of the third edition or the fifth edition, the ordinary people in the background story are not scared to death. It is really a blessing from AO. There are also some weird conversions. For example, an ordinary book sells for five gold coins, and a hundred pieces of paper cost 40 gold coins. I don't have to spend much time on printing, binding, and selling. Wouldn't those merchants make more money by selling paper directly? Later, I planned to skip the rule book and see what references the game had. After playing Baldur's Gate 3 for a few days, I regretted it. Baldur's Gate 3 is of no reference to the price level of ordinary living materials. In the game, even the poorest people at the bottom can find 4.5 Gold coins on their bodies. Even at the beginning, the shell ship crashed and killed a bunch of fishermen. I went to search the bodies one by one, and there was no one who was not carrying gold coins. It feels like gold coins are the most basic currency, while copper and silver are precious metals. There is no other way, so I am here for the rationality of the novel, and also for readers to be able to read it with a little more thinking. For normal daily necessities, I use the prices in the Middle Ages in Western Europe as a reference, but as long as the props can be related to magic, I use the prices in the game and background stories to write. So the monetary system in the later period will be very fragmented. For example, when a farmer is still thinking about buying 600 kilograms of grain with about two silver coins and saving for the whole year. A +1 magic item costs hundreds or thousands of gold coins to purchase. If this wealth can be used on civilians, it will be enough wealth to allow thousands of ordinary people to live comfortably for a year. You may wonder why this is so fragmented. Has the currency collapsed? But I thought about it carefully and found that there is no problem. Because if you look at Faerun from a civilian perspective, the living standard seems to be a medieval level with scarce supplies, but in fact as long as it has something to do with magic, it is extremely high. Faerûn can be understood as two worlds, one is the Middle Ages where civilians live, and the other is the high-magic plane where nobles, adventurers, and high-level people only have contact with magic. It is an interstellar era where people can wander the outer planes. Although the two worlds are connected, the magic is in the upper class and has not been transferred to the lower class. The entire social class is very divided. The common people of Faerun in the Middle Ages were exposed to magic props, just like we were exposed to alien high-tech in ancient times. There is no difference. We can imagine that our ancient ancestors encountered a laser sword and how much everyone thought this laser sword was worth. When the Archmage can push a city to float in the sky for a long time, when the legendary warrior can hack the Mind Flayer star warship (actually a magic warship) with his bare hands. The material living standards of most ordinary people are still the same as those in the Middle Ages, and even worse because of these monsters and monsters. Therefore, the two will open up a desperate gap between heaven and earth in terms of wealth and material levels. The following are the medieval prices I found: One pound = 20 shillings, 1 shilling = 12 pence. 960 French (F) = 480 halfpence = 240 pence (d) = 20 shillings (S) = 1 pound (£) 1 mark = 160 pence. The pound conversion is very anti-human, so in order to make it easier for everyone to understand, the reference in this book is that one tip of copper = 1 penny, 1 broken silver = 1 shilling, and one pound = 2 dragon gold. The following is a reference for prices in medieval England. I have extracted some basic information from the information written by the boss. If you are interested in other prices, you can click on the link : https://pan. Baidu. Com/s/1tlkm4wgRN8Evsmir7v4RYQ A pig = 2 shillings (2 broken silver), a sheep 1 shilling 5p (a broken silver and 5 points of copper), 2 chickens or 24 eggs = 1 penny (one point of copper). The worst ale plus ale = three quarters of a penny (≈ 1 copper tip) The best ale ale = 1.5 Pence The best gasco in London A gallon = 4 pence Scholar (4 points of copper) High-quality war horse = 50 shillings (50 broken silver) 218 kilograms of oats = 1 shilling (= 1 broken silver, = 20 chickens), 7 books = 5 pounds. Chain mail 100 shillings (= 100 broken silver), knight's full body armor = 16 pounds 6 shillings and 8 pence (= 39 dragon gold plus 2 broken silver) Cheap sword = 6 pence (6 pointed copper) Iron spear head = 2 pence (2 pointed copper)

Ascend to the gods with the will to change, you are also the dragon of eternal reform, Zhu Zhou! Speaking of which, the protagonist is quite similar to Zhu Zhou, with fierce and violent methods, but both are extremely righteous people. Kindness is not weakness, justice is not weakness, and such a hero must look comfortable.

The stereotype of Confucian scholars makes me think they are trolls, so trolls in the Forgotten Realms are not bad. Don't underestimate the troll-like bard trolls. Of course, trolls are not bad. But the Doomsday Mantra, one of the strongest trolls of the Abyss Lord, can directly spray to death the powerful magical point of plane will in the Clockwork Nirvana Mechanical Realm. And more importantly, the mantra is a clear and very small number of extraordinary powers that can be used without the magic net at all. The current version of spiritual energy, magic, all require the magic net, and even magic props require the magic net. For example, the power furnace of the floating city essentially extracts magical power from the magic net and uses it. Using mantras to fight can cast counter-magic on your opponent and yourself and then use mantras to fight.

I've read more than 300 chapters, so I'll end it first. As a new author, I thought this book was pretty good, above average. The first is to promote Confucianism and Taoism in a fantasy world, which is very attractive when you think about it. I also like war, farming, fantasy, martial arts and other elements. Furthermore, the daily life of the protagonist and his apprentice, where they get along with each other and learn from each other, is what I particularly like. Secondly, some of the daily short stories and plots in the book, involving some of the perspectives of sentient beings, are quite well written and very interesting. Finally, the book contains some speculations, which is a unique attempt. But there are also a lot of problems in my personal eyes, which can be regarded as an old white perspective. After all, it is the first book, so it is inevitable. I was not familiar with Western fantasy such as DND and Warhammer before, but according to the author's description, I always felt that the world was messy, the system was imperfect, and there were too many fantastic ideas but no unity. The author should be selective in his depiction, rather than throwing out a setting all at once, which would make the experience incoherent for an unfamiliar person like me. This is one of the reasons why I don't like it. The second is that the battle aspect is not interesting. There is very little in-depth strategic command. It seems like a sideways push and cannot mobilize my emotions. Third, I spent nearly a hundred chapters in the early stage writing about the preparation and daily life of the academy. I thought that the protagonist's students should be the protagonist's fellow travelers. But then the protagonist's strength increased rapidly, and the apprentices couldn't even see their taillights. Besides Jet, there were no other highlighted characters, which was a pity. In my mind, this is the highlight, but it was almost lost in the later stages. Fourth is the problem of pig's feet combat power mentioned above. The rhythm seems a bit strange. It is slow at the beginning and very fast later, which leads to a series of problems, such as the master-disciple plot, the sudden appearance of messy gods and demons, etc. It feels like the unparalleled mode is suddenly turned on, and the protagonist becomes the only hero. Looking around, the team he has cultivated has become a tool man, and instead runs to seduce this and that god. The fifth is that the author outputs too much preaching or criticism in the process of speculation, but to be honest, most of them are relatively superficial, not systematic and profound enough to reach the height of philosophy, and it seems like an angry youth importing emotions. In other words, although the author is really criticizing the villain in the book, it always seemed to me like he was preaching to me, which felt rather stiff and uncomfortable. I think it's better to tell the story well, educate and educate, and summarize it as the finishing touch. You can't just add the finishing touch before the dragon is finished, nor can you add more than a dozen pairs of glasses in one go. The sixth thing is that I always had a vague feeling of awkwardness while watching it. The protagonist kept saying that changing bloodline is the most important and selecting talents, but I always felt that something was wrong. Finally I understood that the core of the protagonist's journey to becoming a god is contrary to the equality of all people. Use the power of faith to ascend to the gods, let the people become the tools to provide faith, gather great power in one voice, completely break away from the people's vision, and become a single man. If we really want to create a world of benevolence and the people are the masters of the country, then in my opinion, we should use Qi as the only way, unite thousands of comrades, defeat the blood-sucking nobles, hypocritical gods, and raging demons who are oppressing the people, turn the entire old order upside down, and compose a heroic epic for the people. Only in this way can we achieve the great work in my mind! Ahem, this is a bit nonsense. Unfortunately, it is a web text after all. I wonder if I will see a magnificent web text masterpiece in my lifetime. The above is just a personal opinion, everyone's perception is different. It seems that I have mentioned a lot of shortcomings, but the criterion for judging here is a perfect work in my mind, not a qualified online work. In fact, this book is a good online work. The subject matter is quite novel and the concept is good. Some of the unfamiliarity is understandable given that it is the author's debut work. Overall, the flaws are not hidden. I am looking forward to the author's subsequent works, hoping to have a more complete concept and outline. I also hope that Luo Liba's long-term rambling will not affect everyone's reading experience. I can say it out of emotion, and it is essentially an encouragement to the author. After all, I am too lazy to read many novice novels or most of the routine articles at the top of the monthly popular list, let alone spend so much space and time to comment.

According to the philosophy of the extremist druids, they should commit suicide immediately. We must know that the gods are transforming the world with their own will. Why do they say that the civilized world is eroding nature? Not to mention anything else, after the creation of AO, it was all darkness and silence. Without Selen Nie to create the sun, the entire universe was darkness. According to the ideas of the extreme druids, they should all believe in Shar and kill all the gods and then commit suicide. You must know that the entire universe was dark at the beginning. It would not be correct if we take the planet Toriel as the standard. The marine ecological environment is the oldest ecological environment. At least now before Wizards started reading the book, the oldest creature on the planet Toriel was the aboleth. They like aquatic creatures with good water sources. In other words, when the marine ecological environment spread all over the planet, forests were not even born. The earliest plants were probably algae

According to the author's writing style, the protagonist is a civilized sage. But have you ever seen such a person who would call others clowns at every turn, and even worse, bring excrement, feces, and urine with them! The protagonist is a teacher, right? Which teacher would always scold his enemies like that in front of his students? If you don't know how to curse, just learn how knowledgeable people curse. Don't act like a shrew! If you don't know how, don't write curse words, it's not in line with your identity! ! !

Preliminary introduction, this article is created by a fan, most of which refer to the background story of dnd, but some are original by me, please do not directly insert them into dnd, it can be simply understood as private design. Because dnd is a board game, it is not very similar to the novel and may even conflict with it in some places. Therefore, some of the rules and settings in this article will be revised by my secondary art. There may be some errors and omissions. Please correct me. Most of the following questions are some common minor issues that the author plans to revise. Of course, they are also mixed with personal secondary processing and revisions. The first point: the improvement of attributes Please note that there is actually no specific data on how much the dnd attributes will increase every time it is improved. Dnd is a board game, which is different from novels. Board games don't pay much attention to this point, because in most cases, these data are not used in board games. For example, strength is mostly used to relate to weight-bearing rules. Its function is how much stuff it can carry you, and each version of the rules is different. For example, the relationship between strength and weight, 5e linear, 3r linear, 2e look-up table, there are no specific parameters. At present, the most widely circulated parameter in novels is that each point increases by 1.3, But some say it is 1.5. I checked a lot of information, but I can't find any specific instructions on the increase of points. The parameters that are currently widely circulated in various novels should be parameters created by the dnd author himself. I set here that each attribute improvement is 1.3 Times the attribute base of the previous layer. The template data of a standard ordinary person is as follows: Back to the topic, I refer to the six-dimensional attributes of these ordinary humans as the middle value that ordinary humans can achieve in our world. Switch to more understandable data. According to the literature data I found, it should be: A standard human being has an average of various parameters, a weight of 80kg, no special training, no extreme state, and no specific talent. The specific values for men are Ten points of strength = pulling force of 70 to 90 kilograms, pushing = 45 to 60, squatting = 60 to 80, punching impact force: 100 to 150 kilograms Ten points of speed = speed of 20 to 30 kilometers per hour, 100 meters in 13 seconds to 17 seconds. Ten-point constitution = normal work and rest, regular life, healthy diet, ordinary humans who do some exercise but do not deliberately turn to sports occupations as a reference. As for the more abstract intelligence, it is not easy to use as a reference, because the protagonist's IQ depends on me, and I am just an ordinary person. I am still writing when the protagonist's IQ reaches 20, so you can understand the following abstract attributes as the keys to certain talents, certain equipment, and certain prerequisites. The various data of the protagonist, because of his talent and the path he thinks he will take, the initial choice is the highest floating value of ordinary people. That is, the data of the protagonist (ordinary person template) are as follows: Strength: 10 (pulling force: 90 kg, pushing force: 60 kg, squat pull: 80 kg, punching impact force: 150 kg, weight: 80 kg) Speed: long-distance running of 30 kilometers in one hour, 100-meter sprint in 12 seconds. That is, under normal conditions, not at the extreme limit, you can complete the lifting of a 90 kilogram object and hold it for a certain time and number of times, and there will be no excessive load after completion. And in the extreme state, various attributes will greatly enhance various data. When the protagonist challenged the goblin team in the second chapter, all the data were enhanced for nearly two hundred days due to his talent, and the six dimensions were all 17, that is. Zheng Li: Attributes: Strength 17 (pull force: 566 kg, push force 490 kg, squat: 501 kg, weight: 150 kg.) Agility 17 (can be simply understood as non-limit sprint Stab, running at a normal speed, the running speed is comparable to that of a war horse sprinting 60 kilometers per hour, and the ultimate 100-meter sprint is 6 seconds, which is 17 meters in one second. Because the speed does not increase explosively like the strength, the agility attribute increases. The impact of increasing speed will appear less linear. The maximum running speed of a normal person is 4 to 5 meters per second.) (Of course, agility also includes some neural reflexes, but this is an attribute that cannot be expressed intuitively. , I won't go into details) Physique 17 (can be simply understood as ordinary diseases will not occur, minor injuries can be healed in a short time, and can be maintained for a long time in high-intensity exercise) Intelligence 17, perception 17, charisma 17. Judging from the intuitive specific growth of the five-point strength attribute, it seems that having seven more strength attributes does not seem to be a big enhancement. But this is a normal situation, and people are a whole, and cannot be increased by a simple 1.3 Attribute point. Instead, physique will drive strength, muscle strength will drive speed, and physique will be affected by strength and speed. The above data can be regarded as the data when the protagonist is in a relaxed and normal state. During battle, it is normal for the power to exceed this data due to the overall linkage. It cannot be said that the protagonist can easily lift 500 kilograms of things in a relaxed state. When the battle breaks out, the weight is still only 500 kilograms. This is very unrealistic. And this is just pure physical strength, without additional equipment, buffs, or skills. With the blessing of the above three, it can be regarded as Captain America. After the protagonist accepts Jet as his disciple, it is more in line with what he considers to be the "way of benevolence" (the first step of accepting a disciple is also the first step that the protagonist believes is to attract humans to the path of greater good, and they will naturally gain the power of the oath) If some friends still don't understand the source of the protagonist's power, then let me give you two examples. The most familiar paladins can get their power from gods, but the first and most important power comes from the oath, which can also be considered the power of the soul. Another example is the Druid. Many people think that the Druid must face the hackers who destroy the forest. In fact, this is not the case. The source of his power is also very philosophical. As long as he can complete his own logical closed loop, he can think of the steel forest as nature, he can think of gamma rays as natural, he can think of Transformers (such as the Autobot Druid) as natural, and the destruction of all things is also a natural cycle. As long as he makes an impact and closes his own logical loop, then he can obtain the power of nature. For example, the druids under the command of the Heart Dragon God Carix believe that certain necessary destruction is necessary for rebirth, and they will imitate the damage caused to the ecology when Carix descends into the material world. The protagonist has completed the logical closed loop and has always adhered to what he considers to be benevolence. This is a kind of oath. Getting back to the subject, after the protagonist accepts a disciple, the growth of his attributes reaches a very big explosion. After 50 days of growth, all attributes have increased to 18 points (the further down the attributes are, the more difficult it is to improve) And during this period of time, while teaching Jett the basics of spearmanship, the protagonist was also training himself, and also learned the use of bows and arrows from Jett. Of course, at this stage, the protagonist's use of combat is still a beginner, so in the Battle of Panlir, I did not describe the protagonist's exquisite marksmanship or fighting skills. The protagonist can kill goblins quickly, all by relying on one point, and crushing them with all attributes, because the protagonist runs fast, has great strength, strong endurance, and high mental attributes. Not many skills, just the basics. If you still don't know much about these attributes, let me give you an example using the rules If you use the electric egg rules to convert it, you will be a 16th-level warrior who is completely naked, without any expertise, without any protection, and without any special bloodline bonus. Generally has 150 blood points. One arrow is 1d6, that is, a six-sided die is rolled once, and the damage is between 1 and 6. I took the middle value of 3 points. In other words, even if this warrior stood and let others shoot arrows, with ordinary, non-magical, non-armor-piercing special arrows, he would need to shoot more than fifty arrows to be seriously injured. Of course, the protagonist does not yet have a warrior template and cannot carry so many arrows, but it is almost the same (because if it is described according to the true description, the physical fitness is the result of training by oneself to get so many points, not because it increases with the skills mastered, the causal relationship between the game and reality is opposite) If we take the most familiar three-ring spell Fireball as an example, the reference object of Fireball can be substituted into the real high-explosive grenade. Even if the fireball spell fails the saving throw and the damage is 8d6, that is to say, even if the protagonist wears nothing and fails the saving throw, and all eight dice rolls are 6, and all 48 damage points are taken, he can still survive by taking 3 fireball spells. Second point: About Sanzhu Town Please do not directly substitute Sanzhu Town into the background story of Sanzhu Town where the protagonist is reborn. This Sanzhu Town has been reprocessed by me in order to better facilitate the protagonist's start. Apart from the fact that the two are named Sanzhu Town, there is no connection between the two. Of course, except for Sanzhu Town, I will try my best to find information in other areas to better give readers a sense of involvement. For example, I will try my best to do some artistic processing based on the module "Dragon of the Ice Tower Peak" for the white dragon Claywin of Phandalin next door to the protagonist. The third point, regarding the number of residents in each small town I will also increase the residential population of some small towns accordingly. Otherwise, according to the official data of Waterdeep City, there are nearly 1.34 Million people in the urban area of ​​Waterdeep City, including the civilians in the outer city areas, and according to the third board data, the urban population is 130,000. In "The Forgotten Realms: Waterdeep" released in 2015, this number was doubled and changed to a total of 2 million people living in the 1372DR Waterdeep area. Regarding this point, I decided to make a small modification. The number of residents in Waterdeep is according to the official data of 2 million, but for some small towns that can be marked on the map, I may add a little more people. Because in the Northland, some big cities have tens or even millions of people, but some small towns that can be marked on the map only have one or two hundred residents. This makes me feel very strange. A place full of orcs in the wild and monsters running around, a town with a hundred or two hundred people. This is not just a food delivery, nor is it a newly established development point, it is a town clearly marked on the map. As for why the number of people in Waterdeep City is not reduced, it is because Waterdeep City has a star port. They once had interstellar battleships, and they still have Gundam (self-propelled statue). I can understand it as the end-of-century version of the interstellar city-state. Although it is a bit outrageous to raise more people, I can still accept it by hypnotizing myself. The fourth point, regarding the modification of some characteristics and skills First of all, let me emphasize a note. In the process of writing this article, some rules may sometimes be contradicted, but the specific situation is based on what is written in the article. Because some of the official settings are actually contradictory in some places. If it were written into a novel, it would look very strange to us. Because although writing a novel is writing a virtual world, it will also be described towards reality or a sense of substitution. Therefore, this story can be understood as a story that happens to happen in the continent called Faerun, and there are many people with the same name. It belongs to my second world setting and can be easily substituted into a pseudo-DND flow. As for some strange issues, the official novel of Dian Ni Dan does not have any rules. As a second creation among the second creations, I just follow the mainstream and everything serves the plot. And some rules are not easy to write exactly according to the rules. If I write them exactly according to the rules, not only readers will think that I am out of my mind, but I will also feel the same way. Everything is based on plot, and everything is based on realism. There will not be a situation where an arrow flies over and the protagonist has 19 points of agility. When I was writing a novel, I threw a dice and it failed, and the protagonist was forced to take damage. In the final analysis, dice are created to simulate the randomness of reality. I already have 19 points of agility in reality. Isn't it easy to dodge an arrow? So, when I encounter some bizarre characteristics or skills, I will specially process or change them. Everything will focus on the plot and try to comply with the rules. For example, a dragon turtle as tall as a mountain has a breath of only 60 feet (20 meters) Or for example, elves ignore the terrain when moving. City walls count as terrain, and elven cavalry also counts as elves, so even if it is a 10,000-meter-high city wall, riding a pig can charge up according to the rules. Another example is the dodge joke. A breath of dragon breath comes at you, but you tell me it's not a big deal. There are also some minor problems caused by changes between versions. For example, a level 20 warrior can kill 100 goblins without any pressure in version 3 without using equipment or magic. However, in version 5e, there may be a scene where goblins surround him and beat him to death. I will process these things that can easily make readers laugh and make them more realistic. Especially for NPCs or monsters, it would be strange if they were copied and expanded into a novel. For example, goblins. It is impossible for all goblins to be on the same panel. There must be strong ones and weak ones.

The fifth point is about professional levels All the data of Dian Ni Dan is only to serve real players and DMs. Its rules are not the same as those in novels. Especially for NPCs or monsters, it would be strange if they were copied and expanded into a novel. For example, goblins. It is impossible for all goblins to be on the same panel. There must be strong ones and weak ones. If I were writing about traveling into a gamified world, the challenge level, professional level and creature level would not matter, and I would not feel awkward while writing. But if you want to prefer realistic descriptions, then the level and professional level will be very strange, and I can't make big changes, such as changing it to bronze, silver, gold, etc. Not only will it be uncomfortable for me, but everyone will also be uncomfortable if they are familiar with the concept of numerical levels in DND. Maybe you haven't understood what I want to say, so let me use an analogy. A person asked a warrior how strong he was, and he answered that the warrior profession level was 2. Doesn't it feel strange? After all, soldiers can't take the exams for several levels of certificates like technicians. Faerun Continent is not like the novel about cultivating immortals. He clearly knows that he is going to form an elixir. When the elixir is completed, he will be an elixir-forming monk. So how does this warrior know that he has upgraded from level 1 to level 2, and how can others find out that he has upgraded? I can still understand if it is about spell casting. After all, there is a spell casting table for comparison. But a warrior trains himself bit by bit. It doesn't mean that after suddenly hitting a monster, a lot of attributes will be suddenly improved. If you acquire any skills, you will know that you have upgraded. So here I am trying not to make any major changes but at the same time, bring things back together. The setting is that warrior-type professions exercise their bodies and master martial arts. They know how powerful they are and how well they master martial arts. Have a yardstick in your heart, know how much you weigh, and then compare with your predecessors or masters to know what level you have reached. Professional level and challenge level are artificially divided by seniors to facilitate reference of these two data for better adventures and battles. Occupational grade is just a grade system that is artificially divided for reference. It is similar. Note that it is similar to taking the CET-4 exam. If you meet the requirements for taking the CET-4 exam and successfully reach CET-4, no matter how you do it, you will have the certificate (level) of English CET-4. Therefore, fighters of the same level may have inconsistent actual combat effectiveness, just like English Level 4. Some fighters who are strict with themselves may kill four or five parallel-imported fighters of the same level in a single fight, just like they are all English level 4. Some people speak fluently, like native speakers, but some people barely pass the exam. They may speak English with a lot of bumps and mistakes. As for the requirements for promotion to these levels, they may vary depending on the requirements of teachers and seniors. For example, as a warrior, some seniors may insist that you be able to lift a two hundred kilogram stone for 10 seconds, master a weapon proficiently, and have preliminary use of some martial arts, then you are considered a first-level warrior. Some teachers who have strict requirements may require their disciples to lift a 400-pound stone for 20 seconds, reach a master level in the use of a weapon, and then master the use of martial arts skills and master up to seven or eight specialties before they can be considered a first-level warrior. Both of them are first-level warriors, but their combat capabilities are completely different. However, some skills that must be mastered will also be used as prerequisites for reaching a certain level, such as "Recovery" at the first level and "Tide of Action" at the second level. These are the hard requirements for reaching a certain level But I will describe it in a different way. It is not because you get these hard skills immediately when you reach the first level warrior, but because you gradually master these skills to reach the first level. The same goes for challenge levels, which are artificially divided to give you a reference. Same as the professional level, I am telling you that assuming a monster with a standard average level has a challenge level of level one, you'd better gather four people of the same level as him to try to fuck him. However, these will fluctuate. For example, if the average human height is 170cm and the challenge level is 1, can the heights and challenge levels of Guo Jingming and Yao Ming be the same? Eight Guo Jingming with challenge level 1 will probably be kicked as a ball by Yao Ming with the same challenge level 1. So it can only be used as a reference. You have to fight to know whether you can win. I would like to reiterate that the challenge level, creature level, and professional level in this article are only used as a reference. It is a way to tell everyone how strong this monster is at the average level and whether it can be beaten. There is a clear standard. The sixth point is about the realization of challenge levels The same is true for challenge levels, which are artificially divided to give you a reference. Same as the professional level, I am telling you that assuming a monster with a standard average level has a challenge level of level one, you'd better gather four people of the same level as him to try to fuck him. However, these will fluctuate. For example, if the average human height is 170cm and the challenge level is 1, can the heights and challenge levels of Guo Jingming and Yao Ming be the same? Eight Guo Jingming with challenge level 1 will probably be kicked as a ball by Yao Ming with the same challenge level 1. So it can only be used as a reference. You have to fight to know whether you can win. I would like to reiterate that the challenge level, creature level, and professional level in this article are only used as a reference. It is a way to tell everyone how strong this monster is at the average level and whether it can be beaten. There is a clear standard. The seventh point is about the realization of attribute points Because it is biased towards realistic description, so how many attribute points are specific? As mentioned above, Den Ni Dan is a board game and a rule. The things in it are all for the players' enjoyment. Only with clear attributes can they be compared and serve the players better. So he doesn't need to tell you clearly how much pulling force, how much pushing force, and how much the strength attribute has been increased to count as a certain attribute improvement. But novels are not good. My protagonist does not have a system. He cannot clearly tell me how strong he is after a little improvement in his strength attributes. Furthermore, if we really try to describe it as realistically as possible, then the concept of levels and running groups in reality are completely opposite in the game. When we play games, the causal relationship is that after we level up, we will immediately gain attribute points, expertise, and special abilities. But in reality, we must first exercise or hone martial arts to obtain attribute improvements and various expertise or special abilities, and then it means that the level is improved. The causal relationship between the two is opposite. If you upgrade according to the instructions, your attributes will increase immediately and your expertise will suddenly appear. Where is the energy source for these improved attributes? Where did the skills you suddenly learned come from? It can't just be taught by nature and taught by oneself. So, I set it up twice here. The attribute points are divided by some ancient predecessors such as warriors, mages, and priests according to the average level of human beings. This data is based on the average post-standard level human being who is an adult, has an average weight, has done some exercise, but has not specifically turned to a specific occupation, and the six dimensions are all set at 10 points as a reference object. Assume that the average human with 10 points of strength is 65 kilograms in pushing, pulling, squatting and other intuitive performance. Then, every 1.3 Times your original strength is increased is a point of strength attribute. For example, my original strength for pulling, pushing, squatting, etc. Is 50 kilograms. This data is in a relaxed state, not the limit. I can easily pull, push, squat and lift a 50 kilogram object, and maintain it for a long time, and it is not very strenuous afterwards. The limit state can be simply understood as doubling in a short time. Assume that the above effect is a strength attribute of 9 points. After a period of exercise, I can now lift 65 kilograms, which is an increase of 1.3 Times from the original basis. Then the push and squat data are almost the same, which means that my strength attribute has improved a little to 10 points of strength. As long as you can meet these intuitive conditions, it means how much strength attribute you have achieved. Intelligence, charm, and perception are somewhat abstract attributes. I set them so that when they reach a certain stage, they will get a clear effect. For example, when the intelligence reaches a certain level, which level of magic can be cast. As for why monsters and alien races also use this human-based attribute point standard, I set it as this thing is the standard that humans use as a reference for humans themselves. Other intelligent races may use the standard level of their own race as a reference, or they may have their own reference. But I am a human being, and my readers are also human beings, so the attribute references that appear are human beings. This thing is just a tool used by humans to measure references. So what will happen if the attributes of humans as the standard are used on monsters? For example, if a Dire Tiger has 27 strength points and a human has 10 strength points, its pulling force is 65 kilograms (this is actually a bit weak even based on real human data, but this is just an example) Then the pulling force of a Dire Tiger with 27 strength points is: 5622 kilograms, which is more than five tons. Please remember that this is normal and is equivalent to the difficulty we have in lifting a 3kg book. If it is a combat scene, that is, in the popular sense, the force of sucking is used, this attribute will increase sharply. In the extreme state, it is possible for the Dire Tiger to pull 10 tons, 20 tons, etc. This is just physical strength. If you add equipment, fields, and buffs, it will be even more exaggerated. After the attribute exceeds 20 points, you will get extraordinary attribute expertise, which I will also use here. For example, if you have a constitution of 20 points, you will get rapid treatment, and if you have a perception of 20 points, you will be able to block certain psychic effects. However, we will not use the concept of becoming a legend after more than 20 points of attributes, because if calculated this way, there are too many legends. Level 1 barbarian strength does not need to be too difficult. You can easily reach 20 points of strength. Even if this is considered a legend, it is too much. Only a professional level above level 20, that is, level 21, is considered a legend. Take the setting of the third edition that I am familiar with as an example. Reaching the legend does not add lifespan. You can only achieve longevity through some expertise, props, magic, etc. I think this still requires artistic processing. I will set it up again. I changed it here to add 300 lifespan Finally, thank you for reading, thank you for supporting Xiaomengxin

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I don't understand the protagonist's thinking. He has the talent of beast affinity, so why would he choose to use a little hen as a reward when the giant weasel gives him something to eat? Aren't these two beasts? 😰What if the little hen gives him something to eat? He creates his own food chain to give away, right?

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