Faerûn's Overprepared Wizard

As the title states, it is rare to find a book that is somewhat popular and related to Bodur 3. The text is fluent and readable, but the plot is tasteless. The protagonist is not lucky enough to die, but everything goes smoothly and cheats, which is an insult to the reader's IQ. It's even more awkward for the protagonist to hand over new technology. It's hard to imagine that a god of invention doesn't even know about this crap like yours. Is the astral realm just a decoration? To be honest, Toril is actually an interstellar civilization. In terms of mechanics, Gond has you to teach me. I'm speechless.

Three of the four archdukes teamed up to deal with one, and none of them showed any strength. Knowing that she was colluding with the devil to get rid of the three of them, they actually said that they couldn't find any evidence or the mastermind behind the scenes, so they just let it go. 🥵??? No, what kind of political logic is this?

The Vice President of the United States launched a military coup, smuggled Big Goose's special forces into the country and simultaneously attacked the Pentagon, the White House and the World Trade Center. The problem is that the FBI discovered the signs of the attack early, arrested the attackers, and put down the coup after spending a lot of lives and money. At this time, the vice president may have the following possibilities: 1. Commit suicide by swallowing a gun. 2. Smuggling and running away. 3. Continue to be his vice president, and everyone will pretend that nothing happened. The author chose 3. Maybe when I was writing it, I thought it was a really good plot.

Rescue the Female Knight became more and more boring as I watched it. Before it was released, I had prepared so much to rescue the female knight. Then I started to go crazy and played with two children in the village. I know your secret. I guess you two don't know that I know your secret. I also had fun role-playing as the villain. The explanation that follows is even more stupid and laughable. For the sake of the female knight's trust, I won't go to her, and I won't even send my magic pet to see her. I have to have indirect contact through two children, so that the female knight can trust you. I am really convinced. In the real world, you know that the female knight is not in good condition after abandoning her armor and is cursed. Even if you have to pretend to save people later, you can at least see if she is dead or alive! What's wrong, won't the character die after you accept the mission? How long has it been since the main storyline of rescuing the female knight was delayed? How long have you been greedy for the 2 points of intelligence reward? When I arrived in the swamp, I felt like I had lost my mind. It was so different from the previous protagonist who had the wisdom in his hands neatly.

There is nothing wrong with being cautious, but in a world where dice rolls can lead to big failures, it is really a bit unwise to say that you want to achieve a 100% success rate. In the world of Baldur's Gate, even if your attributes can crush the gods, you will still roll a big failure if you should roll it. A big failure may not cause harm to you because your foundation is good enough, but a big failure itself means that the matter cannot be successful. Many authors who write about Baldur's Gate will deliberately obscure the factors of group running and remove the success rate. The author went against the grain and not only had the success rate attribute, but also exceeded 100%. I really want to know in a world where even the gods will throw big failures. How can you, an ordinary person, make the success rate of one thing exceed 100%?

The operation is too outrageous. The protagonist's camp is actually neutral evil according to the operation. He should really go to the red robe mage for further training. This behavior is not prudent at all, let alone kind. The camp aura is activated, colluding with the devil, robbing valuable financial assets, and murdering passers-by. Who in the Adventurer's Guild doesn't know that you and the other party have taken on the same mission? Then, a few mid- to low-level adventurers thought about dismantling the mithril plate armor and selling it on the black market? How much smelting technology is needed for something like mithril? Those who can use mithril are either mages or high-level craftsmen, and someone can figure it out with just a little thought. In terms of caution, either run away when something happens, or do it to the end if you get involved. Either kill the devil and the fallen with the team, beat the gongs and drums for the mithril plate armor, or send it back secretly and get a thank-you gift from the other party's lawful family. Otherwise, you have to do everything you can to silence the whole team together with Hongpao and take the evil route of hiding. Otherwise, if there are so many people in the team and there is no great favor or leverage, who will take the responsibility for you? I don't understand the current situation of people who care about their head and don't care about their body, who don't follow the righteous path or the devil's path, but follow evil ways. Are you waiting for someone to come to your door and be chased and punished without any reason? In this matter, you can either be an unrelated third party or a well-intentioned third party. Now you are involved and become the perpetrator. Should you be cautious? Greedy!

You can tell from the introduction that you are just messing around, but your success rate is 100%, right? The success rate is 300%? I know the return rate is 300%, but is there a 300% success rate?

Between expanding the spell list and strengthening skills, I chose the opposing school of necromancy.

It doesn't matter what the author is like. It's quite comfortable to read from the beginning. What did this female devil write? It feels so uncomfortable. You didn't cut off the fallen paladin and the devil together and threw them into a bloody battle. It's so outrageous.

I can understand why the protagonist saw the devil and the female tiefling (Brother Rich's childhood sweetheart) seducing Brother Rich into falling for him. He leisurely and leisurely made dimensional bombs. After all, it was an ambush battle, and it was about being as motionless as a mountain and moving as fast as thunder. As a result, after the battle, he signed a contract with the devil and the female tiefling, and being reasonable, he plundered Brother Fu and threw him away in a bloody battle to die. The author's reason was that he was moral (camp), which was very hypocritical. It was not as good as the method of death of Tang Shenwang. Wouldn't it be better to kill them all? In DND, as long as you are not a paladin, you should talk about racial discrimination. Those who deviate from the racial alignment, such as the succubus paladin and the drowster, are the weirdest among the weird. Ordinary people will never encounter them.