The Rise of the Human Empire in Faerûn

What idiot would conduct a subspace lottery on the 0 base of Faerûn? Randomly pick up some 40k subspace specialties, all of which are challenge level legendary. How can you fight without holy relics and ashes bombs? You don't even understand what it is that you pulled out, so why don't you create a subspace wishing well first? In the beginning, Baal and the followers of the Assassination God have encountered each other. If you don't want to hurry up and equip yourself with power armor and holy relics, let's start with the subspace wishing well lottery. Isn't this mentally retarded? The experience and knowledge the God-Emperor gave you are being wasted. You don't know what is related to subspace? How can there be a normal thing in the Warhammer story that involves wishing and subspace? Besides, there are good things to be done if DND is related to wishing? Too vicious Open a hole in the crystal wall system's divine plane, or at least a fourth-dimensional cave wishing well, just write it blindly knowing the consequences? It is equivalent to using the modern full-channel broadcast to shout that I am a fool. If the gods of the nine major camps do not immediately arrest you, you will be burned. Obviously, the readers are not taken seriously, writing a cool novel, not even thinking of proper logic, just fooling people.

Finally got the first place

The Empire of Man does not look so out of place in a world of extreme despair like Warhammer 40k. Is it inappropriate to place a villain in other normal worlds? Moreover, there are creation gods and various true gods in Faerûn, which are no worse than those gods in space. How can you, a little time traveler, rely on you to crush others? With the villain's behavior in the Human Empire, how could he have the nerve to call others heretics?

Dnd is a multiverse level. Warhammer 40k may not be possible Currently, Dnd is the ceiling of western fantasy combat capabilities.

Shennong is here, Shennong is dead. It is not recommended to read this book.

Empire, conquering the world for others, what kind of empire is it? Jian Jie's writing is good, but I can't hit even one shot with eight poles.

Speaking of which, what qualifications do those rotten fish and shrimps from Warhammer have to go to Faerûn? I don't use water irrigation like this.

Shen Nong is dead, I don't recommend reading the purely postal Yunzhui Xiaogui article. It neither respects Warhammer nor the DND setting.

The official holy book is that the average Space Marine is 7 feet (2.1 Meters). The original cast is 10 feet (3 meters). It varies depending on the individual. Due to the anxiety of Warhammer players about the height of Space Marines caused by the Halo series of games and StarCraft, GW does not have a specific height limit. Many overseas authors who write official novels for Warhammer even exaggerate. Referring to the new war chess pieces and the old war chess pieces, the height difference is indeed obvious.

The writing is not good, the dnd flavor is not enough, and the hammer flavor is not enough.

Are you going to benefit the powerful and great power of dnd? It's like a chicken giving New Year's greetings to the weasel Warhammer has so many souls. All intermediate and above professionals in DND will be crazy with joy

It's so fun. I stayed up late at night watching the plot of Hammer Little Ghost Yun Chui. I followed a group of gangsters and real Hammer guys to fight. This comment section is more interesting than the novel. I'm so happy 🤭

Will the Emperor not be hacked to death by those gods when he comes to DND? The Emperor is so weak.

Using your own money to build someone else's territory depends entirely on the hand of the author, God, to enlighten the supporting characters. Otherwise, from a legal perspective, which one belongs to the protagonist? Several additional investments are enough to buy a few small towns, but the protagonist only buys shares, how much? What proportion? Nothing! Continuous large investments, money spent on construction, the lord does not belong to the protagonist, the town does not belong to the protagonist, the people do not belong to the protagonist, the law does not belong to the protagonist, even the claims are not the protagonist's... It is just a massive wealth, a massive wealth that is worth more than the lives of the lord's family! An investment that can never be diluted... I want to know what's the point of doing this?

To be honest, when I read Chapter 22, I didn't understand why the protagonist worked so hard and gave his heart and soul to help? Territory, given the protagonist's combat prowess, is easy to obtain in Faerûn, and the lady's beauty looks a little bit?

It's really quite poisonous, and a lot of settings don't match up, so when writing a novel, don't make the settings too complicated.

Is it to build an empire and become the emperor yourself?

Some treat the four vendors as plug-ins for the protagonist, and they are brothers and equals to the evil gods, or they are just Emperor Space Marine chainswords or something like that. There is a difference between making jokes and writing

Brother, your book has been criticized by others, and it's been flooded by Warhammer.

The God of Vengeance invades the continent of Faerun, and the Great Demon E and the Son of the Devil will massacre the world.

I don't understand how the author thinks that you and the lord's wife are working so hard even though they are not related to each other? Get yourself a lord and let him/her develop on his own. You are the current generation and you have to develop in secret.

Finally I understand why this book is not popular. The main character is not evil enough.

Warhammer technology crushing Faerûn does not mean that your time traveler can defeat 2 different things with a single warhammer equipment. The Nessel Magic Empire is also very powerful. Isn't Warhammer dead? That emperor

Faerun is still too weak. Warhammer 40K is here, just like 40K was in the Middle Ages.

The term "multiverse" is also occasionally used in a more limited sense, referring to the universe as understood within the context of a single campaign setting. The exact shape of the multiverse, the connections between worlds, and the means of travel between those worlds are arbitrary, highly subjective, and vary based on the perspectives of the inhabitants of different worlds. From DNDlorewiki, multiverse So powerful divine power can shake the multiverse. In order to make it easier to eat books, stack boxes and swallow plots, the official tells you directly that every novel is full of author biases from the background world, and they are all very subjective. The size and definition of the multiverse that appears in these novels depends on the level of knowledge and awareness in the place where the work takes place. The multiverse is just a general definition, that is, The multiverse is the sum total of all possible worlds and realities in Dungeons & Dragons. The multiverse is the sum total of all possible worlds and realities in Dungeons & Dragons. However, this sum depends on the knowledge level of the people where the module takes place. For example, in the eyes of medieval European farmers, this sum is their own country, neighboring countries, theocracy, heaven, and hell; but in the eyes of the citizens of interstellar civilization, this sum is much larger. The masters of the multiverse in the eyes of these two observers are completely different concepts. In the former's eyes, he is the person who controls everything in the multiverse, and in the latter's eyes, he is not even a planetary governor.

The demons in Warhammer are more like devils. When fighting, Khorne demons will form battle formations and use various offensive tactics. They are different from the pure chaos of demons.

In terms of performance: Warhammer crushes dnd. The human empire has at least 2.5 Million planets. Most of the expressiveness of dnd is not limited to the planets. It only starts events around a few cities. It feels to me that it is about the same as the medieval Warhammer. On talking points, editor setting: dnd crushes the war hammer. DND has a so-called god above God, but there is a version setting that this so-called god above AO is a foreigner from other universes, not a creator god at all. I still like to be able to put it on the table, be real, and let people see the strength and weakness at a glance; rather than relying on words, making up things, and looking very high-ranking. Warhammer and DND are both fan fiction themes that I like very much.

My name is Belak, and I am a mortal. I saw Nurgle spreading the plague, I saw Khorne killing wantonly, I saw Tzeentch playing tricks, I saw the slayer trembling on the bodies of the gods... Mortals indeed have limits, and so do the gods... I originally thought I would die bravely like a hero, but I never expected I gave up, I knelt down and surrendered, voluntarily becoming a demon. I prayed devoutly to the Four Evil Gods and vowed to become their first mortal believer in the world. So, I became the devil's chosen one. ............................. My name is Belak, and I am a demon prince. The four evil gods were overjoyed to receive the support of the new race. In order to compete for my allegiance, they kept blessing me, so I obtained the plague of Nurgle, the blood madness of Khorne, the magic of Tzeentch, the perversion of Lust... I used the power of the four gods to conquer countless ethnic groups, build huge palaces and statues, and let mortals respect me as a god. I originally thought that as the Demon Prince, beneath the four gods and above ten thousand people, I would fight forever. But I never expected The four evil gods were jealous of each other, and in order to monopolize my faith, a scuffle broke out. They finally asked me to choose one of four options. So, I thought, since I am so strong, what else do I need these four old men to do? I choose, want them all! .................. My name is Belak, and I am a Shadow Father. The four evil gods were shocked by my heroism. They made a temporary truce and jointly took away all the blessings from me, shattered my material body, and imprisoned me in the Shadow Realm forever, never to come to the mortal world. I thought I would never choose and sink forever. But I never expected Tzeentch interceded for me and allowed me to come to the mortal world once every hundred years to crown their new eternal choice! And act as his little brother to drive at will. Is this grace? No, this is humiliating! So, I designed to kill the first 12 Eternal Chosen ones, and now it's the turn of the 13th one. This child Archaon is my heir, and he is the vessel I chose for myself! I originally thought that I would successfully seize the body, escape from the shadows, continue to rule the world, and take revenge on the four gods. But I never expected A guy with a warhammer would run into the medieval world and kill, destroying everything! ............. My name is Bilak, and I am a poor man. Actually, I am not dead. I have 30,000 tons of gold and 30 million magic soldiers sealed in Cathay. Now I only need to click, collect, and read to unblock it! Believe me, when I unblock you, I will pay you back a hundredfold. The devil has no jokes! Only lies (delete this sentence and don't post it)