Faerun: Proficient in All Professions, but I Am an Ordinary Person

A typical DND novel is written in such a way that there is no crushing level of force, but there are many conspiracies. The protagonist uses himself as a bargaining chip to move around, gradually turning the unfavorable situation to his own advantage. It is characterized by complex descriptions of characters other than the protagonist. The advantage is that it appears more thoughtful and image-like in a Western fantasy, but the disadvantage is that it is wordy and redundant. Except for the halflings, all the characters, including the protagonist, are just characters.

Are you serious about asking for a name change on the grounds of being out of place? This is Faerûn, not Warcraft or Lord of the Rings In Faerûn we don't talk about time travellers. It's not surprising for an ordinary person to meet dozens of time travelers in his life. If there is any weird existence, it wouldn't be surprising to meet thousands of things that have traveled through time. It's normal for you to just name yourself "I want to see if I can remember such a long name."

I spent a dollar and wanted to ask a question. Faerûn is a world where gods exist. The heroine is the chosen god of Lathander. Why would her father dare to do this to her? Does this Duke have several groups of legendary mages? Although the previous writing was immature, the writing was pretty good, but I couldn't convince myself to continue reading this plot.

There is absolutely no need to change the name. After all, the protagonist has traveled to the dnd world. Your whole person has not changed from head to toe, so why change your name? This is not equivalent to you traveling or working in a foreign country for a period of time. So I changed my name

The writing is quite good, but I suggest changing the name. Our Chinese names always feel out of place in Western Fantasy. Many old Western Fantasy readers will not click in when they see Chinese names in Western Fantasy. It will affect the performance. I hope the author will adopt it.

I would like to ask everyone, in the latest chapter, has the protagonist solved the illithid larvae in his head? I can't stand the scenario where the protagonist starts the plot with a ticking time bomb in his head. I still remember an apocalyptic work in which the protagonist traveled back to before the apocalypse and spent three chapters describing how cruel and urgent the apocalypse was. Then the protagonist takes in his younger brother, starts a company smoothly, gets married... And develops a lot of side plots, but the main plot doesn't advance at all. It seems that I am the only reader who cares about when the end will come. The same goes for this book. On the way to solving brain problems, the protagonist saves people, makes deals, gets deep into various conspiracies, and sacrifices his life to uphold justice. The author knows that the protagonist can make it in time, so don't worry. The protagonist also really wants to know that he can make it in time, so he can rest assured. I am the only one worried about whether the protagonist will be too late. This feels so bad.

Upgrading to fight monsters is the protagonist's unique golden finger. Only the protagonist in the world can do this, so you don't have to worry. As for why the halfling friends awakened and became professionals after fighting monsters, my setting is because there was a legendary-level character in their ancestors, so the bloodline awakening was triggered. So the awakening of ordinary people still needs to rely on various learning and training attribute expertise to awaken and become professional.

The request to change the name is outrageous, and the author is also soft-spoken. It's not like the basic setting of this world does not correspond to the Eastern Continent Karatu in China. Why do you want all the NPC residents there to change their names?

The level has been reduced, and many of them have not been settled. It should not be 14, but at least around 16, close to 17. In order to suppress the fighting power and push the limits, it happens every time. Normally, you can get at least 8 rings.

Can I be a tragic wind? I want to rape the creature of Faerun on DVD hard. It is guaranteed to be a big fire.

But I want to talk about my opinion. Many people say that the author is an extraterrestrial demon, but I feel that the author has not written the essence of dnd, the changeable combat system of dnd, the strange backgrounds and beliefs, the confrontation between different classes, the heroine who will only get angry when something happens, Mo The protagonist who unexpectedly reveals that he can use system spells, and does the author really understand dnd? If he uses the blood of Lathander to save the supporting character, wouldn't he consider finding the heroine's father? A Duke of Baldur's Gate has 10,000 ways to save the supporting character, including but not limited to finding a legend Priest, a legendary mage, or some props, or even the devil who cooperates with him, go find the blood of Lathander when everyone knows that you can get the blood of Lathander, and the author really doesn't understand what a million mage represents in the context of dnd, on your behalf His authority is higher than that of Mystra. It is true to say that he is an extraterrestrial demon, because the outer station is probably too cold. There is no battle, the story is illogical, the villain has a facial makeup, and the vampire female partner is always teasing and joking, and the female protagonist is always furious 😰

Two mind flayer tadpoles are in the brain, you can add an alien egg, a parasitic beast or something like poison to fight poison to neutralize it👆🏻🤓

[Field of Eternal Dawn] Environmental effect: All darkness, shadow, and fog are dispelled in the realm, and illusion and invisibility are greatly weakened. For enemies: Undead creatures and evil creatures will continue to be burned by the holy flame after entering, their power will be suppressed, their regeneration will be slowed down, and they will be feared. To teammates: Gain courage bonus, resistance to fear and mind control, slightly accelerated healing. [Dawn Judgment] Gun of Dawn: Fires a golden light gun that hits evil creatures and is directly purified and disappears, unable to be resurrected. Rising Sun: Hammer the ground to generate a sacred shock wave, clear the cursed plague, and evaporate enemies within the range. [Divine Blood Regeneration: Denial of Death] Negate the death event that just occurred, so that the death never happened. Price: The artifact sleeps for a month and turns back into an ordinary hammer. The user is seriously injured and weak. Thanks to book friend Gudazi, the most ancient evil in mankind, for his comments~

Asdalen didn't know about the ascension ceremony at the beginning. Since vampires can't look in the mirror, in fact, he didn't even know what the contract behind him looked like. Later, the character controlled by the player drew it for him to see.

Well, for the blue-striped mage, if the warrior, hunter, and rogue are not strengthened, they are really sewers. The sewers in the sewers. The mages are super-enhanced. Isn't this the age of arcane?

Speaking of which, the author's plot is too compact, and something will happen wherever you go!

Ah, there is an organization to recruit the protagonist, which is a bit of a drama. Whenever Faerun discovers a genius with special skills, nine times out of ten, some god or devil is behind it, and he is a troublemaker.

Why does Lathander have a good temper? This mind flayer specifically targets his temple. This doesn't make you angry

In fact, the Icewind Dale trilogy and the Elminster trilogy never mentioned levels. It doesn't mean that you have mastered something based on how many levels you have reached, but you have mastered these things through learning, so you are a level 1 warrior. Isn't the most typical thing about mages learning new spells when they level up? In fact, it is clearly stated in the running group that these are from your usual research. Careers and stuff are just there to make it easier for you to play games!

Laughing, it's okay to spend money to read the anti-theft chapter

It's all for you. Come on👏

I just finished reading the Baldur's Gate chapter, it was so well written. Courage and bondage are vividly written. It's so rare to see this kind of work.

The character of the halfling teammate is so unpleasant. He looks like a child who has not grown up when he is shocked.

I found that the author likes to use exaggerated descriptions. More than 100 monsters are described as countless. If one monster dies, no one can be seen.

Pork and Macro were described like two clowns who suddenly went crazy. I wanted to make these two people funny, but I feel like you have already written it.

This does not add any sutras

There has been no update for a week. Has he entered the palace?