The Book of Lane

Are there any DND warriors with the ability to cast spells? If they don't have the ability to cast spells, wouldn't they be beaten by Master? . . I hope there won't be any depressing chapters. . .

It's just to prevent a bad character from getting stuck, otherwise the barbarian will work part-time as a monk, and others will have no chance to play with both monsters and monsters. Okay, I made a mistake. It's a matter of alignment. Barbarians must be in the chaotic alignment, and monks must be in the lawful alignment, so they can't be part-timers.

I have seen many similar time travel + system + prophet streams, and there are many malicious cheating situations, and the level of cheating is very brainless. However, this book does not have similar problems at all. The plot is carefully laid out. Although these chapters are obviously a little rushed recently, and many plots that can be written down have been hastily mentioned, but it is still a rare masterpiece nowadays - I don't know why many people don't like to read it. It's strange.

Various buffs and milk, and the author, you are a pseudo-DND, you can also change the weaknesses of the priest. It feels better than being a part-time assassin~