Traveling Across Faerûn, I Am a Space Warrior

There is a beauty of Batulu, the first of the Qing Dynasty, to promote the Eight Banners of the Han Dynasty and the hair-cutting order. The behavior of the protagonist is understandable in Warhammer. How could you do this in a normal world?,,,

In the Warhammer universe, there are not just four but eight Chaos Gods, each representing one corner of the eight-pointed star. The combined authority of these eight gods is primordial annihilation. There are currently four god positions occupied, namely: Heedless Slaughter - Khorne Putrid Corruption - Nurgle Rapturous Sensation - Slaanesh Infernal Tempest Outland Storm - Tzeentch There are two more god positions that have surfaced in the official plot, namely: Encroaching Ruin erosion and destruction-- The Dark Lord (Emperor?) The Godhead is described as: An entity that represents the purest fear of Chaos, who desires only the destruction of all, bringing all things to their final conclusion, and then burying and forgetting them. Malevolent ArtificeCorrupted Technology--Vashtor, Titanium or Short Man The Godhead is described as: An entity that plays with out-of-control technology, even material-based technology can be corrupted into a non-physical entity's tool of creation and destruction. Able to manipulate steel as well as sculpt flesh, He claims supreme authority over all technological creations of mortals and demons alike. Finally there are two gods hidden under the water, namely Ravenous Dissolution The godhead is described as: An entity full of hatred for everything. His nature is disordered and chaotic, and any logic and rationality he may display are only to facilitate him in eating everything he hates. In the end, He won't even let Him go. Formless Distortion The Godhead is described as: An entity that can distort everything. Material, immaterial, or thoughts and ideas are all things that He can distort. Everything he touches will be twisted into a mess that will continue to be further twisted. Even death is just a process of endless twisting. A current mainstream theory is that the emperor himself is the holder of the fifth god. However, out of his responsibility to mankind, he chose to rely on blocking himself to prevent the fifth god from landing. Humans can continue to be active on the stage of history, resulting in the dominant race behind being unable to take the center stage and be active. Naturally, the gods behind are also stuck.

I found that many people don't realize that the protagonist is a madman. Everything you imagine is not necessary for a madman You just need to remember the character set by the author.

This horse is an Astartes, this is clearly the great demon of Khorne. I feel that my brain capacity is almost catching up with Scrooge. There are only five words in my mind, Emperor, killing aliens. He has basically no desire to communicate with living creatures, and he basically does not collect intelligence. His understanding of the world of Faerûn depends entirely on other people telling him, while feeling that the White Tower The psychic fluctuations emitted by the mage are very strong, and he is not satisfied with his condition. He probably can't do it. He is running rampant and killing people at their feet. He is either killing people or on the road of killing people all day long. Moreover, the emperor's health is currently unknown. Judging from the protagonist's performance, it feels like the four gods are playing tricks on him.

Is this the second generation of the E-demon with the Khorne behavior pattern, the Killing Son of God template, and the Word Bearer's thoughts well established? Other posts said that you, the Batulu warrior of the Qing Dynasty, bravely traveled to the end of the world. I really think it is appropriate.

If possible, I suggest you write less about the preciousness of pure-blood humans. It is purely a rumor that pure-blood humans are precious.

Another author who was tricked by Yunzui 😒

Although the protagonist is the Emperor's Chosen, he is neither a priest nor a believer in the national religion, so the Book of Holy Words probably does not exist. The protagonist is not a skilled craftsman, so can power armor and chain swords be created in the future? How to spread the Emperor's faith? You can't just keep chopping, chopping, chopping, right?

I remember that the world of Faerûn seems to have omniscient and omnipotent bosses, the emperor and the four evil gods. At most, they only occupy a few kings and gods or main gods here.

Zarus, the true human god Powerful Divine Power (Lawful Evil) A long time ago, according to legend, Zarus was the first man, created by the world itself. No god was involved in his birth, because there was no God could only imagine such a perfect and outstanding creation. Other races were afraid on this day, because they knew that a being superior to them in every aspect was born. Its elegance surpassed that of elves, its strength frightened dwarves, and its dexterity won the awe of dwarves and halflings. Since Sath was alone, other races kept him alive, understanding that he could not reproduce more like him. However, Sath was not satisfied with this, he begged the world for a mate - and gave birth to his wife, Asta. Like his husband, Asta is also a perfect woman Humans. Other races were trembling, fearing that such a beautiful spouse would breed a race that would trample them all underfoot. In order to prevent it, their leaders secretly united and planned the death of Sass. They mixed poison into the wine and regarded it as Sass's wedding ceremony. Sass certainly knew. He knew their conspiracy, but he did not refuse this generous gift. He drank it in one gulp after congratulating the guests on their health. The effect of the medicine took effect immediately, but when Sass's life gradually drained away, the world took pity on him and promoted him to a god. Sass looked down at the world and wiped away Asta's tears: "Cry no more for me, my love," he soothed her, "Now I am a true god and watch over our people. You will bear my children - they are already in your womb - and this will be the beginning of our race. Other races will tremble in fear, because For they are worthy only of falling at our feet. These are the stories told in the Book of Sath, the Bible of his church. Sath is known as the "True God of the Human Race" and is considered the first human god. He only cares about humans and encourages his followers to prove the superiority of the human race to other races. Unfortunately, , he also told his believers that humans were meant to rule the world, and that other races were only worthy of being servants. His priests taught that other races were inferior compared to humans and needed human teachings—and rule. Sath's priests encouraged competition and slavery, the worst crimes humans can commit. Wrong - According to the Church of Sass, it is a relationship with a non-human race. The offspring produced are stains on the human bloodline and must be erased. Sass's appearance is that of an incredibly handsome human youth, radiating golden light. He encourages believers and priests to pursue perfection as much as possible, And dominate other races. Priesthood; Humanity, Dominance, Perfection. Domains: Fate, Evil, Order, Strength, War. Clergy Training: Clerics of Sath look for those who are charming, healthy, proud of their abilities and show their strength to the weak Noble young men. They have perfected themselves to attract these men. These new squires undergo extremely rigorous training, sculpting their physiques and learning that the Terrans are the best race and have a duty to rule the world. These young priests are taught how to speak inspiring words and provoke battles. As a means of fighting, he began to preach in rural areas and small towns to spread their ideas. Mission : Sars sent his followers to destroy the alien territories, kill their heroes and leaders, and steal their artifacts. He encouraged the human army to conquer the alien territories and enslave their people. Prayer: Thath prefers actions rather than words, so their followers pray to him through sports and participating in sports competitions that can prove their superiority. Every morning, after exercising, they will swear to the true God of the human race that they will do the best they can. , Proving to the foreign races that the human race is superior to them in all aspects. Temple: The temples of Sass are all sophisticated buildings, not exquisite and fancy, but extremely perfect, with only a few decorations. Tapestries describing human ingenuity are hung on the walls: agriculture, hunting, textiles, and other Its professional image. Its altar is always a perfect male statue, a description of Sass himself. Ritual: Sass's followers pray to him during sports competitions and wars, as well as when entering foreign lands. Religious rituals are short and direct, and all require physical exertion (and require physical exertion) Messengers and Alliances: Sass has no couriers—he claims he doesn't need one. He sends Medium `Large` and Giant elementals in response to the Plane Alliance spells. Favorite Weapon: Greatsword.

Chapter 30 was read quickly. The subject matter is good. Although there is war in Faerûn, it is not as outrageous or dark as Warhammer. The collision of the two worldviews is interesting, but the protagonist is not extreme enough and Warhammer is not loyal enough! When a woman asked the protagonist about his faith, the protagonist's description in the book was hesitant and he was afraid that the woman would not understand, so he changed his words to something vague. This is simply not in line with the character of the protagonist, the emperor's champion. Even if the protagonist cannot speak or socialize, the description of the emperor's faith should also be pious, confident and glorious. Feelings should not be such vague words, and when a woman asks about the protagonist's past, the protagonist should not choose not to speak. The protagonist is not a renegade Space Marine, even if he is later exiled, but as a Space Marine champion and a self-confessed saint, the protagonist should proudly tell his experience and glory as a Space Marine. There are too many descriptions of inner thoughts. The same sentence structure and the same perception of inner thoughts can be repeated several times, which is too long for a battle. If you insist on talking about the number of words, you can refer to the protagonist in the Bolt Gun of the Warhammer game. For example, the emperor wants to take your life, and you will be burned by the emperor's fire. The emperor sent me to redeem you. Let you bathe in the holy fire, take out your heart and bleed your blood, showing that the protagonist is more loyal than a fanatic believer. Except for a few chapters, most of the space warriors are not good people at all. They show bloody horrors that are even more outrageous than the evil god of Faerûn, and a faith loyalty that is more outrageous than fanatics. They contrast with the world of Faerûn. This is the only selling point of this book when the writing and plot are not enough. Do not localize the protagonist and compromise on the emperor's faith. Even death cannot shake the protagonist's loyalty!

Dear author, I would like to ask, are you going to be obsessed with this book until the end, or will it be gradually changed by the facts later on? Because to be honest, unless the plot forces him to live, Alfonso is currently like this. . I really don't see how you can survive messing with the real bosses. . . And Big E, his ability is not considered strong in the dnd series, unless you want to strengthen Big E at an epic level. Of course. . The bigger problem now is that Alfonso doesn't look like Big E. . . What a crazy person. . Big E chose him to travel across the world to find a way to save humanity. . . It's not reasonable either. . The elected political commissars are much better than him. .

Your book is very good, vividly showing the Astartes' demonic obsession and other aspects! It's more than a little better than the book next door that the emperor personally cheated on! Keep up the good work!

Brother, can we stop writing documentary literature? I'm sweating profusely. Although I really hate Alfonso, what Alfonso does and thinks is completely normal and reasonable. If I go to Warhammer 40k, the possibility of me becoming like Alfonso is not small. This book is really 10 hell, 0 jokes.

It really doesn't matter whether you have power armor or not. Even if you have power armor, you're still a noob in front of the legend.

Sath is known as the "True God of the Human Race" and is considered the first human god. He only cares about humans and encourages believers to prove the superiority of humans to other races. Unfortunately, he also tells his believers that humans are meant to rule the world and that other races are only worthy of being servants. His priests teach that other races are inferior compared to humans and need human teaching-and rule. Thath's priests encourage competition and slavery, and humans are The most serious mistake that humans can make - according to the Church of Sath, is to have relations with non-human races. The offspring produced are stains on the human bloodline and must be erased. Sath's appearance is that of an incredibly handsome human youth, radiating golden light. He encourages believers and priests to pursue perfection as much as possible and dominate other races. This god and the emperor have so much in common.

Also known as "Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, I am the number one Batulu in Manchuria"

Still not tired of watching normal human protagonists? If you don't watch Warhammer, what will you watch?

No, let's not complain about the pure-blood human setting. The protagonist's character is a religious lunatic from Warhammer 40k. He actually has the idea of ​​​​cooperating with aliens? When you encounter elves, shouldn't you go up and open their skulls and use their brains to obtain information? Does the protagonist deserve to be called a religious madman? Even if you put him in The Smurfs it's not extreme enough

Doesn't it look like the Emperor's blessing, but like the blessing of Khorne?

I can't stand it anymore after watching it halfway through. How has Lisa's character collapsed? If she really converted to the Emperor (how is that possible), she shouldn't be complicit with this blasphemous thing corrupted by Khorne. If not, as a daughter raised by elves, she should not be complicit with this person who kills elves indiscriminately. I can't stand it anymore. What is she doing...

I just read Chapter 20 and felt so uncomfortable. The protagonist is a space warrior, a champion warrior, and he considers himself a fanatical believer. But shouldn't writing about Faerûn be a story of adventure and growth? Even if he is a fanatical believer, as long as the author has some brains in writing, he should be aware of the difference. Should he adopt a different attitude towards different environments now that the environment is different? The protagonist can be a fool and a madman, but he cannot be both a fool and a madman without a brain. Does the author have the setting in his head? Does everything he writes serve the setting? Damn it, the more I think about it, the more uncomfortable I feel. Damn it, stop reading.

The world of Warhammer is a pure cesspit. The people in it, whether they are mortals, space warriors or even primarchs, no matter how hard they struggle or how heroic sacrifices they make, they end up in despair! I think the biggest pleasure for me or most people when reading Warhammer fan fiction is to see the protagonist as an outsider bring positive changes to the Warhammer world, bring hope to this world filled with only despair, and finally completely purify this cesspit. Either you can transform into Guilliman and directly change the Empire, or you can transform into a Star God to provide the Empire with technological equipment that will not be corrupted, or you can become the original body of the Gray Knights and directly lead the Gray Knights, or you can directly meet the Emperor and take him to other worlds to obtain new technologies, etc., All of which serve this cool point. The author, your protagonist gives me the impression that he is a lunatic who has been soaked in the cesspit of the Warhammer world. He splashes his own excrement in other worlds and drags other worlds into the same cesspit. It is really awkward. . . .

I thought that after the elf city, the male protagonist would be sent to the endless abyss, with the pure-blooded human woman behind him, and let the male protagonist feel the power of chaos in the DND world. He would be like a lunatic, killing those normal people, justice, greatness, glory. My brain is not enough. Warhammer and DND are different universes with different rules. Although Toril is no. There are indeed a lot of gods and legends in the Forgotten Realm, and although there are racial conflicts in DND, they have not reached the point of being irreconcilable, and the protagonist has repeatedly emphasized that he has cooperated with the Eldar, or at least the protagonist knows that some war groups in the empire can cooperate with the Eldar under certain circumstances. Instead of letting the male protagonist stay in Faerûn, it is better to go to the abyss, where most mortals The race and the abyss both fight to the death, and the male protagonist can do whatever he wants in the abyss. The relationship between the various races in Dnd is relatively normal, similar to that of medieval warhammers. The elves, dwarves, and humans cooperate and compete, and the male protagonist's combat power is terrifying. No matter what kind of enemy he faces, some of the miscellaneous fish in this issue are okay. At the end of the Elf City, I feel that Dnd is really a good one. There is no card at all. A pure physics warrior faces a world where magic is relatively common, and has created magic that can lead to gods. An elf archmage who has lived for thousands of years. I know that the elf archmage was tricked to death by the priest, and he was killed by conspiracy. It can even be said that the gods borrowed the hands of the priest. The elf god king Ke Ruirong has no cards at all. In this elf city, there is no priest of Corey Dragon. Except for the goddess of springs, there are no other existences in the elf pantheon. And why are there no goblins that are popular? Dnd cannot be without goblins, just like Dungeons and Dragons, cannot be without dragons. Gods do not take action, there are no legends, and those who have some strength are killed by the plot. In a world that is not so extreme, doing such extreme things Things are indeed sick. The Dnd world order is more dominant. With the nine layers of hell and the bloody battle between devils and devils, these gods are not indigenous gods. They are not the indigenous gods on a certain planet in the Warhammer world. They are the gods in the Dnd world. The main reason is that these gods have too few moves. The human girl showed her hand in the early stage, and then there are basically no positive magical moves. Dn The gods of the d order camp have the same purpose as the emperor. How to deal with these gods, and dnd also has gods from the earth. I am quite satisfied. The writing is indeed good and attractive, but it is really hard to watch. Maybe it is because the plot does not develop as I imagined. The protagonist does not change at all. The environment creates people. In extreme environments, extreme people are created. You don't have to be used to it or adapt to it at the beginning, but you can't stay like this. It's important to adapt to local conditions. Don't be changed by the environment, but change the environment. People in Warhammer World want to change the environment of the DND world, which is more or less excessive. Although the continent of Faerûn is very dangerous and turbulent, it is still in a relatively normal world environment. Warhammer World is basically, I have also heard,

If Space Marines don't work, their ecological niche is nothing in Faerûn. Not only the combat professions, but also the legal professions, it's the same if you don't take advantage of Space Marines.

Let me be f*cking unethical, the large number of humanoid creatures in DND are considered demi-humans or aliens at best? A lot of humans in Warhammer are more deformed than them! What if it is better than genes? The wood in the hands of the elves misses humans more than a large number of humans

In the end, I became a demon. I felt as sick as if I had eaten a ton of Xiang. I thank you and your family.

Author, when will the war group be established? In the continent of Faerûn, without a complete military system and logistical support, it would not be able to cause a big disturbance. Even the demon army of Khorne has a special flesh and blood factory to manufacture war weapons. We can't let the fanatics fight against the regular army and the mage group with only inferior weapons, right? Genetic modification technology and gunpowder weapons must be produced no matter what. After all, the protagonist is not a native of the medieval continent. A 40k warhammer without power armor, bolt guns, and chain swords has no soul. I have ordered all of them. So far, I feel like I am watching Medieval Warhammer. If the author is big and does not have efficient military weapons, how can he fight against the gods of Faerun who have started the war of gods on the mainland? Is it possible to fight with the most primitive hand-to-hand combat? Not to mention the gods, even the natives have difficulty conquering it. The protagonist still doesn't look like a real leader. I suggest the author read other books to learn from it. I feel that the current descriptions of big scenes do not reflect the grandeur and cruelty of the Warhammer world at all. The author, I really like this book. Otherwise, it would be impossible to support it in its entirety, and it would be impossible to give suggestions. I also hope that the author will write better and better, so I will give my suggestions. Of course, I am Yun Zhui, and I don't know much about some settings. I just hope it will be of great help to the author.

The protagonist is obviously worshiping the wrong god, right? This is not simply crazy at all, but has directly begun to degenerate. This state can replicate Horus's name. 🙄

Faerun mage, once the mage comes out, all the people will fall down, Faerun Demon Sunflower, we can only defeat the mage.