I Play Tabletop RPGs in Teyvat

The most expensive thing in a running group: the noble risk-reducing riding area (x) Like-minded running group partners (✓)

The title of this book reminds me of Fontaine's advertising campaign, Navia: Can I use persuasion on her, him, it?

Can the protagonist work as a warlock, paladin, or priest? As long as you can gather some wool, the protagonist can walk sideways in the early stage

In fact, in a world like Teyvat where gods and demons are everywhere, as long as the gods look at each other, they will give power, and even power can be given by those demons. Choosing the high-charisma warlock route is more suitable for the protagonist to quickly improve his strength. According to the protagonist's current choice of lower-than-average charm attribute, I don't know how many years it will take to simply fight monsters and upgrade, before I can touch the level of the demon gods and seven gods, let alone the level of the Dragon King and Tianli.

One day, COC investigators, DND adventurers, infinite reincarnators, and Ark operators met in a tavern. They were all drunk, so they met to perform a talent show. The reincarnators showed everyone a way to survive by swallowing a grenade alive, and the adventurers showed everyone a way to revive the half-dead person who had just swallowed a grenade alive. The operator showed everyone a spark that can produce a big explosion. Investigator? What did the investigator perform, you ask? Ah, he was already scared out of his mind when he saw the reincarnator swallowing the grenade alive In the end, the crazy investigator summoned the evil god, and everyone played GG amidst laughter and joy.

In the past two days, the trumpet has been watching the plot of Fontaine, and suddenly I remembered a rather interesting plot. In the eyes of the water god, Fontaine is a country where humans and humanoid pure water elves coexist harmoniously. But in the eyes of Tianli, it is the human beings it loves and the aliens wearing human skin. 😡

The protagonist is eighteen years old, the rich second generation in his family worried about the end of the world all day long, so what have he learned? Are you really going to lie down all the time? Goldfinger doesn't move and neither does the protagonist Then why did he travel through time so early? Speaking of growing up with my friends, did my friends mention this in the article so long ago?

According to the current known information, although the protagonist has not been eaten up, the rules of DND have been added to Teyvat, or is it just that the protagonist uses the form of a rule book to analyze and present Teyvat's power system?

Will there be any of this later? 😋

I just finished watching Mond, and the emotional drama felt a bit abrupt, but it was very well written, and the plot design was very good. I have read many fics, but the writing was so messed up that I couldn't stand it after 20 chapters and I didn't want to read it anymore.