DND: Ascension to the Gods Starts with Obtaining the Eye of Tyr

The protagonist absorbs other people's divinity and takes on the role of other people's clergy. There are a lot of enemies when you ascend to the gods!

The writing method is too old, I dreamed back to ten years ago

Don't write it as a hodgepodge. If you add a little bit of everything, it will only turn the book into garbage.

What is your occupation? I am Yun dnd The dnd I am watching so far is either a mage or a dragon As for the goblin, it is a war class.

After reading the introduction, I absorbed the justice of Bane's Tyranny and Gatier. Then I will probably take the Oath of Conquest in the future, and if I ascend to the gods, I can only rely on the help of the Justice Three when Bane's mortal enemy ascends to the gods. So there is a high probability that it is lawful good, and the priesthood is probably majesty, order, law, benevolent government, liberation, judgment, retribution, etc., But I don't know if it should be written about the saint's catastrophe.

Now that you are a paladin, why don't you go to the church to get some benefits?

Don't kill the good people, kill the scum when they deserve it, don't be lenient!

Wild paladin? No one wants it. There are temples everywhere. There is no way that the wild paladin doesn't even have what he needs. He has no identity at all. He is a pure adventurer. Also, the attributes are too high. Almost all attributes are 14 points, which is more powerful than the elite panel.

Mage and Paladin are very incompatible.

This type of book is the most eye-catching when it comes to lone wolf adventures. After it was put on the shelf, it obviously started to fill with water, and I dug a hole to bury myself.

The writing is so detailed and the ink is really good.

Then keep it up, the content is still too little. Moreover, the Shengwu protagonist is naturally very good, but the too traditional teammate configuration makes me tired, even bored. Come on, let's see what happens next. The way to write a growth-type protagonist is still too traditional and difficult to write well. In other words, it must be written brilliantly, otherwise it will easily make people bored. Including the description of teammates, there are very few books that guide rookie teammates from scratch. Most of them are tool players and they are done after a short transition. The reason is also very simple, traditional, too traditional. If it is written well, it is a classic; if it is not written well, it is nothing. In fact, it is better to let the protagonist go alone later than to bring a few teammates who are useless. You can add teammates later. The rookie teammates in the early stage are too easy to dissuade readers. And it will share the description of the protagonist. You have to write in a way that the plot is attractive enough to attract readers. Otherwise, it will greatly slow down the development of the protagonist, fall into a boring endless loop, and then gg. Nowadays, readers basically like fast-paced content. Without a solid readership group, a newcomer who writes at a slow pace will most likely die suddenly. Think about it, the plot behind it, the protagonist's growth path, etc.

Paladin is good, Paladin is good! I have read many novels with wizards/warlocks/druids as the protagonists, and I have been looking forward to novels with the warrior side as the protagonists. Think about it, a tall and strong man with a handsome and resolute face. He is holding a powerful two-handed weapon, wearing a thick and heavy armor, with a gorgeous and stylish cape on his shoulders, and a majestic and sacred aura floating around him. Just standing there gives people a sense of stability and security like a mountain. This is the ideal type for many men!

Isn't it bad to absorb divinity to gain spells? Do you have to learn magic? Nondescript

The mage in this book is the type who fought against the enemy this morning and exhausted all his spell slots and scrolls. The enemy came again in the afternoon, so he could only wait to die? That is, the spell slots can only be refreshed every 24 hours. Before the 24 hours, if you run out of spells, scrolls, crossbows and other external equipment, you will be the kind of mage who just waits for death when encountering an enemy.

The author is afraid that he substituted goblins from other worldviews into dnd goblins.

Notre Dame's teammates The chatty teammates The villain that I don't like

The entry point is quite interesting, and the description is not bad, but the story is a bit boring...

Everyone actually describes the plot issues?

No, buddy, this Tasha of yours is not that Tasha, right?

Alas, when will the book introduction be realized? Off topic 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Cut it, I want to wait a little longer to watch it 😰😰

Can a paladin still learn a mage's spells? ? ?