A knight in a fantasy world accidentally inherits the legacy of an immortal cultivator. What kind of story will he experience in the abyss, the lair of demons? ------------------------------------- (This article does not strictly follow the relevant settings of DnD or Pathfinder)

[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!"

[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! ...

When the gods fall and all races submit, an eternal legend lies ahead. Nothing is left unturned... perhaps? A simple yet fascinating story about a wizard named Sean welcomes you to this new world. It all begins here...

[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...

In Waterdeep in 1372, Lion awakened in the body of a deceased orphan. Fortunately, he possessed not only a built-in system panel but also a unique summoning cheat. He could use the "concepts" he had acquired through various means to summon the projections of powerful beings from other dimensions into Faerun. [Slaughter] and [Survival] summoned the white-haired Witcher, who walked the line between man and monster. [Holy Light] and [Faith] summoned the Lightbringer, wielding the Hammer of Holy Light and representing faith and glory. [Dictatorship] and [Hope] summoned the unyielding monarch clad in power armor, shouldering the future of the human empire. As the Spider Queen, lurking underground, gazed upon the throne, and the goddesses of the night plotted to overthrow him, Lion and the powerful beings from other dimensions behind him would become the greatest variables! Unfortunately, at the very beginning, his...

DND background + a lot of self-settings, no DND foundation is required to ensure reading experience——————"So you mean, we just signed a contract, you are now my master, and I became a magic contract master?" "That's right." "But, just now, you accidentally killed me in the process of signing the contract?" "Not quite accurate, you see you are still alive now..." The first time Cui Lin accidentally came to this world made up of countless adventure stories, he learned two pieces of news: the good news is that he became a professional and a magic contract master; the bad news is that his master seems to be a little abnormal.

Journeying through a fantasy world, Ron gained the ability to absorb divinity. Starting as a lowly adventurer, he embarked on a forbidden path to godhood. ... [Tyr's Remaining Left Eye - 'Justice' Divinity Absorbed] [Feat - Divine Fortitude Obtained: Immune to negative effects such as poison, charm, and fear] [Feat - Retributive Critical Strike Obtained: Double damage when dealing critical strikes to evil creatures] [Feat - See Through: You can easily detect lies, tricks, and hidden truths, passively improving your observation and intuition] ... [Bane's Severed Finger - 'Tyranny' Divinity Absorbed] [Feat - Dictator's Presence Obtained: Any intelligent creature will fear your authority, slowing your opponent's spellcasting speed and reaction times by 200%] ... [Broken Corner of the Magic Web - 'Magic' Divinity Absorbed] [Feat - Web Weaver Obtained...

[Pseudo DND rules + Collecting Faith + Priest Becoming a God + Lord of the Crystal Wall System]

Lord of the Dawn: Nord, could you please tell me why the believers you developed cannot provide me with any faith value?

Ice and Snow Goddess: Nord, who do you support in your heart?

Grand Duke of the Devil: Nord, why don’t the souls of the believers you recruited enter the River Styx after death?

Demon Lord: Nord, you seem to have a familiar smell. We must be half-brothers!

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A dark cave, a mysterious altar, a giant burning crucible, a group of fanatical cultists, and priests who seemed to be preparing some evil ritual...

Nord, whose consciousness had just returned to his body, was about to face the Shura scene of being thrown into a crucible burning with blazing flames.

Looking at the tragic scene of people being thrown into the crucible one after another, Nord was really anxious...

Oh? So there's another option?

Well, don’t think about it, I agree!

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Many years later, Nord discovered that the so-called God was nothing more than this.

In this case, I have the divinity, the godhead, and I have mastered a few laws. My believers are spread all over the world. Who wouldn't want to ignite the divine fire and become a true God?

Huh? What did you say? The True God is just getting started?

[Dungeon Advent + Rebellion + DND + Decisive Killing + Slow Pace + Non-Brainless Coolness] In the Dungeon Age, should the Paladin be the lawful, holy light, good guy?

Lingkong accidentally maxed out his Rebellion skills: Purification turned into Silence, and Shield became an offensive buff. The priest was stunned when he saw it: "Are you a Paladin?"

His actions caused the adventurers to collectively break down:

"Where is the fairness, where is the oath?!" "Is the sacred declaration just a disclaimer for you?!"

"I have to go back and check the family tree to see if he is the assassin or I am the assassin."

When the virtual beta instantly turns into a real time travel, watch the Rebel Paladin tear down the "stereotype" - does the Paladin have to be fair? Sorry, even his sneak attacks have to be combined with invisibility.