(Fantasy + Mage + DND-like + Decisive Killing)

"Starbound: Advent", a game that claims to be completely real.

Jiang Shuzhou, an ordinary internet-addicted teenager.

The gears of fate slowly turn, what is the price behind the gift from another world?

In the year when the stars shine, the gods are still high above, shepherding all living things.

In the year when the stars shone brightly, Jiang Shuzhou arrived in the stormy sea.

In the year when the stars fell, Jiang Shuzhou drove his floating city across the starry sky, hunting everywhere, and the once high and mighty gods became his prey.

The gods herd all living things, while Jiang Shuzhou hunts the gods.

Gao Jianuo had no idea how a herbalist apprentice like him ended up as a mercenary in Southshore. Perhaps it was because he had heard the bard say, "Life is not just about goblins in front of you, but also about dragons and the distant future."

The Farallo continent is a world where religion reigns supreme. The mortals here are accustomed to praying to the gods they believe in for their holy names and blessings. Gao Jianuo's view on this is that materialists lose only one god, but gain all gods, saints, angels, Titans, elementals, demons...

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Keywords: pretending to be DND, holy name, blessing, prophecy, adventure, pharmacist, blood elf, arcane, church, guild, pagan, plane

(Original title: A pioneer trying to be a hero)

What? Using the Pioneer PF game template to fight in other worlds? Is there such a good thing?

Oh, it looks like a live game broadcast, and the audience are gods?

Then I should be more popular if I play a hero.

Please reward me and pay attention to me.

That's right, I was just pretending to be a hero in order to gain more benefits. I'm just a hypocrite and can't be a hero. It's impossible.

(The first world is A Certain Magical Index, the second world is to be determined)

(similar to DND, TRPG)

[Western Fantasy + Fusion Worldview + DND-like + Multiple Female Protagonists + Fighting Dust]

Elves, dwarves, halflings? Where does this come from?

Mage, priest, paladin? Supernatural powers? Interesting...

Spellcasting talent detected? Does that mean I can become a noble mage?

"No, buddy, what do you mean by assigned to the Geotechnical and Natural Sciences School?"

"Damn it! How come I'm assigned to civil engineering after arriving in another world?"

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"Master Mage Gerudo, what do you think of the famous and legendary graduate of your magic academy?"

Many years later, when faced with an interview, the elderly magician remained silent for a long time.

"Nothing with a mage's soul!"

[Dungeons & Dragons x Elden Circle, Souls of All Souls, Sword & Magic, Fantastic Adventure] Riggs is a hardcore Souls gamer. For several years, he's spent all his free time playing the new Souls game, Elden Circle. Until one day, he was transported to another world. But it wasn't the longed-for Nimgfu, but a completely unfamiliar city: Baldur's Gate. The good news: he'd awakened the [Circle System]. The bad news: he only had the Circle System, not a true Faded. This meant he didn't have immortality. But that wasn't important. What mattered was that the [Circle System] had given him access to a completely different power system from this world. While others, limited by their professions, could only develop in one direction, multitasking and making trade-offs, he, relying on his own skill build, became a master of everything...

[DND] [Baldur's Gate] [Warlock] [Goddess of Magic's Chosen] A group-playing enthusiast named Levi encounters a dump truck and wakes up in Baldur's Gate—starting with 1 health! He's a Warlock! The system is frantically popping up reminders for quests! "Is this traversal level hellish?!" Even more outrageous—his clan leader is a swordswoman who can transform into a silver-haired beauty, and the Goddess of Magic is secretly giving him private goods. While other Warlocks rely on their clan leaders for survival, he's constantly being "trained" by both the clan leader and the Goddess. In the land of Faerun, ruled by dice girls, he uses his charm level 16 to talk down NPCs and his magic to change fates. But he always fails miserably on Dexterity checks! He can dodge a giant axe, but not a priestess. When the DND meme becomes reality—"DM! Why is this Warlock so good at fighting, healing, and flirting?!" "Because... he's truly God's Chosen!" Welcome...

[Pseudo-D&D] [Adventure] [Mage] Rune, who pulled an all-nighter to finish Baldur's Gate 3, woke up as his newly created High Elf mage, crashing down from the sky into Bilbo Baggins' courtyard. Facing the familiar Gandalf and the impending journey to Lonely Mountain, he thought he'd be able to get through the dungeon with the script in hand. That was until the game board appeared in his field of vision—[Name: Rune] [Gender: Male] [Build: Medium] [Race: High Elf] [Racial Traits: Darkvision, Fey Blood] [Class: Mage 1] [Health 10/10] [Spells: Mage Hand, Thunder Wave, Sleep, Shield] [Spell Slots 1st Level (2/2)] [Experience: Level-up requirements not met] There were no quest instructions, and even the experience bar was just a vague hint! ...

[Horror movies + a small number of horror dramas + horror games] [Whole life] [Dead by Daylight] [A small number of SCPs] [Urban legends] [Complex ingredients]

Bai Ye, who traveled to Crystal Lake in North America with the containment system, discovered that something was wrong with this world.

Killers, clowns, witches, ogres, evil spirits, pseudo-humans, vampires, and even a cursed videotape that spread all over the world?

In order to make this damn world a better place, Bai Ye took in all kinds of terrifying characters one by one.

In the sewers, Jason slashes Pennywise with a knife.

Michael Myers executes Sadako on the spot after she curses the videotape.

The army of pseudo-humans led by the dream ghost king Freddy and the pseudo-angel Gabriel invaded Silent Hill.

Leatherface took out a chainsaw and chased the zombies with Art the Clown.

Jigsaw and Hannibal exchanged experiences, Chucky and his wife Bride of Colour kicked Annabell, the Nun and Kayako faced off in The Grudge, Pennywise's red balloon competed with a human head balloon, and Carrie and Mary Shaw faced off in the dead silence...

(The Four Greatest Killers in Film History, Carrie, IT, Man in the Mirror, The Mandela Chronicles, Freddy's, Saw, The Conjuring Universe, Silent Hill, The Cabin in the Woods, Japan-Korea Fear, etc.)

Upon arriving in a fantasy world, Ryan unexpectedly discovered that his cheat code wasn't a skill level gauge, but one that allowed him to slay monsters and collect their bloodlines. ...The original black and white portrait suddenly transformed into color, and the goblin icon suddenly came to life. From its mouthful of fangs to its drooling saliva, everything was so vivid that it felt as if the goblin had come alive. Before Ryan could think about it, he suddenly felt his muscles tighten, and at the same time, his lower abdomen... "This..." He was a little confused, and the corner of his eye glanced at the attribute bar again: [Name: Ryan] [Occupation: Farmer] [Blessed Bloodline: Common Goblin Bloodline] [Bloodline Talent: High-Speed ​​Reproduction lv2... Agility lv1...] [Strength: 5] [Agility: 5 (+1)] [Constitution: 5] [Intelligence: 7] [Perception: 5] [Charm: 5]... Then, he looked at those powerful or mutated monsters with eyes that were not filled with the fear and dread of ordinary adventurers, but full of expectation and hope...

Good news, you've traveled through time. Bad news, you've traveled to Azeroth, a world where the undead are as numerous as dogs and demons roam everywhere. Good news, you're in Stormwind City, 18 years after the Black Gate, where the undead are still far away. Bad news, you're a starving refugee in the Western Wilds. Good news, you still have a kitchen knife, which makes you a little stronger than Brother Chongba's starter. Bad news, the howling of gnolls can be heard all around. Good news, in Stormwind City not far away, there's a black dragon sister whose thighs you can hug. Bad news, how to make her not spit out a mouthful of dragon fire on you first. This chapter of the book ends.