Seeking Immortality Across the Myriad Worlds: Learning Magic in Baldur's Gate

I play Baldur 3 just to watch the story of Sesel. As a result, there is Setu in pinching people. After pinching for more than an hour, the sage time was over. Official game. The result was a big opening for me. It's so bloody. Especially the part about the brainworm made me sick. Physical discomfort. , I saw that the time was less than two hours, and I got a refund 😅

Damn it, brother, you cut two copies in a row 😥

I don't understand. People's energy is limited. There are only 24 hours in a day. If you don't practice as a good mage, you go to the world of the Three Kingdoms to give Cao Cao wealth and wealth, and go to Guan Yu to learn stick skills. What do you want? A mage is betrayed, and it's almost over.

It's difficult to learn spells. You came to the Three Kingdoms and learned some spells to pretend to be gods and ghosts. But the problem is that this is the real three. I feel that even a general there can catch your fireball spell, which is very humorous.

I have always liked medieval western fantasy novels and have a great yearning for magic. I have been looking for a kind of magic that has the shock of magic without leaving the basic framework. It can be refreshing to cast spells. There are certain casting requirements such as casting materials, rituals, meteorological and geographical environment restrictions, etc. It has the refreshing feeling of refreshing writing but not brainless. It is not the kind of writing a paragraph and displaying skills in a list. Show what you have learned. This is simply fast food among fast food. Do you know the funeral of Fulian? It's a similar kind of life, adventure, fantasy, teammates, life in another world, sometimes peaceful and sometimes intense life Just like what is described in the bard's poem, a life full of freedom and future, you can become who you want to be. Unlike us, the future life, if there are no major changes, may be seen in a lifetime. There are a few plug-ins to assist the protagonist. Then, the protagonist relies on everything he has to work hard to live the life he wants. I don't mean to say that modern society is bad. People are born from the collective. Nature cannot live without the collective. Laughter is plain, adventurous and enterprising. Fight life and death. Enjoy the joy of victory when you return. Listen to the peaceful music in the village. This is the adventurer. I have played a game called Stone Shards. It is the most hardcore game I have ever played. I need to pay attention to my status and the status of the enemy (turn-based game). Make careful decisions at every step. The rest is left to luck. In short, I always died in various ways when I first started playing. But every time I return from a commission, I feel relaxed and happy when I hear the music from the base of the human camp. I wonder if the life in another world that the protagonist can experience is similar to this. We tie reason to our side and use the spirit of humanism as a beacon for progress. To me, it is so interesting. In short, I just want to say that the book you wrote is a good Western fantasy book for me (maybe I have not read too many Western fantasy books. Everyone has their own preferences). This rhythm is not rushed or slow. I can feel your care for this book. You even specially illustrated some scenes and character items. It is really immersive (this is considered lazy and word saving...) There is a sense of urgency in the battle, and there is also an ordinary charm in daily life. When I saw the protagonist making a pot of seafood soup for his friends and then tasting it together with laughter that night, this is the meaning of life. Slow down, it doesn't matter. Life is always one step at a time. I saw such a passage in The Three-Body Problem before. You are a voyeur. It's not you who created them, but you are observing and recording their every move, word and deed, what they think and feel (I can't remember the details, which is probably what it means). I was slightly shocked by this idea at the time. It's so interesting. I hope the author will not strengthen the protagonist in order to strengthen it. Rapid improvement can attract temporary reading interest, but it will also reduce the novel to a ready-to-eat fast food. Growth is gradual. If you have no ideas for writing, take a break, look outside, or learn from other people's thoughts. When the soul is tied up in a high cabinet of thoughts, without the supply of nutrients, it will wither and wither. The material world is the cornerstone of the spiritual world. It is easy to metaphysics if you only delve into old knowledge without taking in new ideas. Your thoughts will be rigid, and what you write will be the same. High-quality creation is naturally inseparable from accumulation. Everyone knows that you can update it quickly. No donkey in labor would take you to rest like this. Get up! Renew! ! ! (Glory of Kings Summoner's Violent Skill Icon Expression jpg.)

Master Diaosi's Baldur's Gate hero's journey to save a beauty without considering his own safety, or it can be called, Ruo Zi's protagonist's fantasy journey before death.

Why doesn't the protagonist learn from the druid? He majors in environmental protection, and there are druids around him. The druid likes the protagonist, and gives sixteen unseen oak seeds at the beginning. At first glance, it is the best seed for the druid. Why should I learn to be a mage from a warlock...

Keep fighting steadily, but it's better not to write the system card draw as if you are robbing other people's things.

After reading Chapter 8, it was neither interesting nor attractive, so I gave up. I started doing Long Aotian's thing before the game started. I physically traveled through the DND world and started taking risks before I became a professional. The first time I cheated, I didn't give skills, but gave them acorns. I probably wanted to use acorns to become a druid later, but I had no desire to pursue it.

The diaosi setting has long been out of fashion, poisonous