Dungeons & Dragons: Reborn Legendary Sword Saint

In the early stage, the attribute value when opening a card should not be too outrageous. Some DND online articles are either pitifully low (the kind with negative adjustment value) or the attribute value easily exceeds 20. Just wipe out half of the people, and choose the specialties randomly. For example, choosing a strong one for the first speciality can make people look red and warm. Then, don't write a running team account. There is an author whose GM is dominated by dice. The direction of the plot is determined by dice. He writes the dice numbers for readers to prove that he did not secretly change the dice when writing. . . The scenes that often occur are very chaotic. Can't see anything at all.

There are really very few books about Dnd Juggernaut. I searched for Dnd Juggernaut and came in. The author writes well, and he is equally popular if he writes about niche topics.

Is anyone reading this book? Readers and friends can save it and come back to read it often and leave comments. The author is not lazy and is working hard to type words every day.

It's not a swordsman at all, it's a conspiracy flow, a dark flow, a people-eating flow

It's this kind of thing where the protagonist needs everything. The protagonist must be all-powerful. If he's too all-powerful, he won't want to watch it.

Forget about becoming a god clone, for the sake of eternal life + freedom. Does the snake demon clone have any meaning? If you don't describe your own body later, then your body will have no development path? Do you have to change your race to stack attack speed to be awesome? Can't the main body design a method for him to enhance his attack power? For example, with Sword Intent and the like, wouldn't it be nice if you stack a first attack and kill everyone with one strike? It doesn't feel any better if you write like this.

There are three questions: First, why does the eight-armed snake demon clone not choose the super sixth sense specialty, because it will be stronger if he chooses it? Second, why does the protagonist not receive expertise points when upgrading before level 20, while DND games all give one point at level 4? Third, why does the snake demon clone not upgrade to the sword master level first, but upgrade the biological level first? In other words, it is: level 40 eight-armed snake demon + legendary sword master; instead of the current: level 40 eight-armed snake demon + level 10 sword master. I hope the author and readers who understand can explain it.

Written as Juggernaut, pronounced as Mage, he is an all-round master who can do everything. The sword is just a pendant. I suggest changing the name to an all-around master starting from Sword Master. This name is so disappointing. People are not here to come here to be a mage. There are too many starting points.

I gave you all 7 of my monthly tickets. To be honest, I don't care if you imitate the plot and characters of Lord of the Abyss, even though he was a popular book a few years ago, for several years. The smoothness of the plot is very important, and the climax is also very important. Don't let it be a mess. But I hope you can add some original props, plots, dungeons, ruins, gods, and characters that are different from his. Don't think I can't see it. You are just imitating his general plot and writing it again.

Since he is called a Sword Master, he can defeat all kinds of magic with one sword. At most, he can get a auxiliary profession to make up for the logistics or other shortcomings. You know how to call me Juggernaut