
The Leyline Collapse: Starting as a Planeswalker and Becoming the Supreme
魔网崩坏:从旅法师开始成为至高
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- Ongoing
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- 722k Words
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- Western Fantasy
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- Male
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- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 26d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Author, you can actually be more relaxed. A planeswalker is a planeswalker, not necessarily a mage. The point is the brigade, not the mage.
Are there any dwarf and halfling dwarf female protagonists?
I just like small ones😍😍😍
The female modeling in Bodou 3 does not conform to Chinese aesthetics. They are all crooked and cracked, and Ying Xin is also the tallest among the short ones.
A planeswalker who has been to the multiverse
The gods open trumpets every day, and the archmage likes to play rough
Start high and go low. Starting from the lame Second Holy Grail War, things have become subtle.
The author should try to make the game logic realistic and boldly abandon the game logic.
Games often set how far a creature can perceive, such as 1,000 feet of vision, etc. But the reality is that no living thing has this kind of power. It can see beyond 1,000 feet within 1,000 feet, but immediately loses sight. The visual logic in reality should be that if you are close, you can see clearly, and if you are far away, you can see blurry. In the game, the gameplay concept of 100 feet and one foot will be exactly the same, because it serves the game logic, but in the real world, there will only be an object dangling 100 meters away. Although you see it, you don't realize it at all. The author should try to rely on the real world when writing, because what you are writing is a novel, not a game. You must let your characters serve your dramatic logic, not the gameplay. Copying the gameplay will only lead to laughter and generosity. Just like a tremor spell, the casting range is ten feet. Is it only a tremor at a distance of 3 meters? With all due respect, if there is only one spell that can cause tremors within 3 meters, then its tremor amplitude will not be felt by humans at all, because the tremor cannot reach the level of human perception in an area, but it will disappear immediately after leaving this area. Vibration is transmitted as a wave, it is only stronger in the middle and becomes weaker towards the edges. If a tremor number can only affect a range of ten feet, IMHO, then its tremor amplitude is like a cell phone falling from your hand to the ground. What harm can it cause? This can't even hurt an ant. So what you, the author, have to do is to grasp the core of the tremor technique and how to make it realistic and rational.
Hello, heroines of all races and ethnicities🥵Come more🥵
Changing the world from one system to another seems to me exhausting.
Is the paladin so abstract now? Can you still call yourself a paladin if you obey evil? It should be the Dark Guard, and it detects good and evil. How was this female paladin deceived?
The strongest protagonist in Qidian's novel about planeswalkers is probably the protagonist in "One Sneeze Destroys Magical Civilization"
Come on, I finally found someone who writes about planeswalkers. There are too few.
Don't be like the planeswalker thieves in a novel.
A very interesting dnd
There are no poisonous points, the NPCs are intelligent and not clumsy. The protagonist is not a good guy, nor is he a cruel and profit-seeking character. It doesn't overwhelm combat power, nor does it overpower the protagonist. The author also describes the customs and customs of the world of Faerûn. It's a pretty good book.
Please pursue reading, and readers please don't keep books (T_T)
This book is purely for a newcomer and does not have the qualifications and background of the big guys. In the early stage, I beg readers to read more. If you don't get good grades, you will die suddenly. So please readers, please click to the last page when reading the book, thank you very much! In addition, this book insists on adding updates every Monday and Tuesday. It does not ask for good results. It only asks readers not to keep books and to read more (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)
Please read it, please read it!
This book is a multi-female protagonist, DND style planeswalker novel. This book is currently in the new issue, so readers are kindly requested to read it every day. This book is currently adding a chapter every Monday or Tuesday, and will continue to be updated after it is put on the shelves. So I urge all readers to read it every day so that the book can have better recommendation positions and higher traffic, and the author will be more active in adding updates!
Will there be any extras involving Magic: The Gathering IP? I hope the protagonist goes to Straithaven for further training Linked IPs: Avatar, Spider-Man, Final Fantasy, Cowboy Bebop, Assassin's Creed, Fallout, Jurassic World, Doctor Who, Duel Masters, Lord of the Rings, Transformers, Dungeons and Dragons, Stranger Things, Battle of Two Cities, Street Fighter, Fortnite, Warhammer 40K, Tomb Raider, My Little Pony, Hatsune Miku, The Walking Dead, SpongeBob SquarePants, Monster Hunter
The magic goddess in the dnd mage novel basically never lived a good life.
Here is an explanation of the strength of ancient travel magic
Strictly speaking according to the official settings, the ancient planeswalkers are really strong, but if it is true that like the gods in the DND background, they can never be killed by mortals, that is not the case. As a setting of a classic Western fantasy background, the defense of planeswalkers is weird to a certain extent. Some of them have terrifying combat capabilities, but their defense is like paper. Here we name a certain Ms. Dyfed from the Thran period. She was attacked from behind and stirred with a dagger, causing damage to her mind. She lost all mobility and the ability to jump in time and space, and was at the mercy of others for many years. There are also ancient planeswalkers who are invincible in single attack, but are terribly weak in group output and hypnosis and other methods. They have been beaten to death by people who are much weaker than themselves on several occasions. So although ancient planeswalkers are much stronger than modern planeswalkers, many of them have extremely fatal shortcomings, which need to be made up for little by little over a long period of time. It is not that one becomes invincible and superior to all mortals as soon as the spark is awakened. However, the protagonist of this book will definitely not have the above problems. The truth about the spark in the protagonist's body will be revealed bit by bit later. Thank you for your support (*^ω^*)
Baldur's Gate Map: Outer City
I have always thought that the name Sow Trotter Area is very strange.
Who did the goddess of magic offend?
Why do you have to become a goddess when you travel through time? Could it be that the magical effect of time travel is too strong and the magic network cannot hold it?
I don't understand, can anyone explain?
I read the latest two chapters and it was said that the protagonist's spark intensity even surpassed that of the god AO. Are planeswalkers so strong in the official setting? 😰
In fact, I'm quite confused. Isn't there one or two physics professionals above level 10 around that congressman? But this seems to be explained by absconding with money. In Ferenia, level 5 is considered a good player, level 10 can be a master, level 15 is a boss, and a legend is literally a legend. It's like this
Can I go to StarCraft or Warhammer?
God? Talk to me about my noble force field damage.
Strong! Strong mouth!
If you ask me to just grab it, Gandalf the Dragon Girl will be forced to turn into a card.
They are all planeswalkers. The layout is too small.
I have read Chapter 25 so far, and I feel that the author's writing is not dnd at all, but has the feel of a light novel, a bit dramatic, but I don't have to pick, it would be great if someone writes this kind of novel and it is not a studio novel.
Author, could you please change the distance from "feet" to "meters". Otherwise, I would have to convert it as I read it.
I haven't watched it yet. Is there multiple female protagonists? Is the base on base?
Is there anything wrong with this novel? Why don't you have more than 100 chapters and 10,000 fans? 🤨