Lord of Spells from Faerûn

This is a small two-story mage tower built of wood. There is a large green area in front of the door. It is probably not accurate to say it is a mage tower, because it is just a pointed wooden building that imitates the appearance of a mage tower. The owner of the tower may be a small second-level wizard with a dream he saw while traveling in Waterdeep - to own a real wizard tower.

For most ordinary people in Faerun, magic is a rumor that is out of reach. Maybe those nobles have a chance to look away from the low-level mages who act as adventurers. Therefore, the villagers in this small Half Moon Village have always been in awe of the mage tower on the cliffside 3 miles away.

They have never seen the owner of the short tower appear in the village, but their strong curiosity has always prompted them to explore the secret of the object their parents used to scare them when they were disobedient - the spell caster.

Every four or five days, travelers from distant Qianshui Town or Bucks City would pass by the mage tower and return to the village. Sometimes, the owner of the mage tower will come out to greet the merchants and buy some food and strange materials.

At this time, the villagers in the village would excitedly ask the traveling merchant in the local tavern one by one about the true identity of the owner of the mage tower and what weird things he had bought.

And this is the only fun they can get in their boring ordinary life of working at sunrise and resting at sunset.

Imrik is the owner of this little mage tower, or in other words, deep in his soul, he occasionally thinks of his former name - Cheng Feng.

Yes, Imric was once a small space traveler in an extremely distant plane group. In the place he once called home, humans were the sole rulers of the planet known as Earth.

But in that universe, there are terrible existences called "contained objects", and Imrik, unfortunately, knows one of them.

On that little blue planet, humans have reproduced for 25,000 years, and only 4,000 years are meaningful. why? Because 4,000 years ago, everything in the world was an unknown and infinite fear to us. The contained objects are the embodiment of this infinite fear.

Scientists who have studied them once said: "They are loopholes in the universe and pranks of high-dimensional creatures. They are born in the universe, but they are higher than the universe." Contained objects are such an unscientific existence.

Imric was a member of the organization that controlled these containment objects before traveling through time. His last mission was a magical spell book that could not be destroyed. This was a rare containment object that had no side effects.

But unexpectedly, the lucky person who holds this containment object is not willing to hand over this containment object to the organization for management. In the end, he even tried to use the book to activate an interdimensional teleportation spell. Imrik killed him before the spell took effect and obtained the spell book.

But unfortunately, the spell took effect. This powerful spell took Imrik across the distant multiverse, and even across a huge group of planes, and came to another huge group of planes beyond the infinite, which belongs to this The "hometown" in the setting of this spell book.

After Imric got up from his small wooden bed, he looked in the mirror. The person in the mirror had long silver-white hair, dark eyes, and a lean body. Although he was too lazy to take care of himself because of long-term study of spells, he could still see To the delicate and handsome face under the messy silver hair.

He picked up a black and red spell book next to him - the spell book of the Wizards of the Coast. Imric gave it an apt name - the Endless Book.

This is a spell book that can give the user infinite power and supreme skill in spells.

The book is black and red, with a gold stripe-decorated gold edge on the front cowhide cover, and the word "DRIVE" in English printed in the middle. The full name of the publisher "Wizards of the Coast" and the price tag "$59.9" are printed on the lower right corner of the back. When the user touches it, the properties of this container will appear in their mind:

Characteristics: 1. Indestructible: The spell book of the Wizards of the Coast has the basic characteristics of most contained objects. The book cannot be destroyed by any known means and is immune to all energy deformation and damage.

2. Infinite pages: The book is 11 centimeters thick, but after opening it, you will find that the pages of the book can be increased infinitely, and the torn spell pages will not disappear.

3. Unlimited spell slots: The owner of any spell copied in the book has unlimited spell slots for that spell. There is no need to memorize it in advance and it can be released at will.

4. Unrestricted spell casting: The owner of the book will have the ability to cast spells in any magic net, magic net-free area and other magic-free areas. If there is no magic net in the area or world, the spell book of the Wizards of the Coast will Use the holder as a dot to create a magic net that imitates the dnd setting. It takes no time to generate the magic net. Its area is circular and its expansion speed exceeds the speed of light. Under normal circumstances, the expansion area of ​​the magic net will only be based on the amount released by the book owner. Determined by the farthest distance the magic affects.

5. Unlimited arcane skills. The owner of this book cannot learn any skills related to spells (such as various metamagic specialties). However, the caster's level reaches a level equivalent to the 9th level wizard spellcasting profession on the planet Toril. This feature will give the caster the ability to use any arcane skills without restriction or cost (for example, using metamagic spells does not require leveling up)

6. Spell casting condition immunity: The owner of the spell book does not need to pay any negative costs and casting materials when releasing any spell.

7. Fantasy Spellcasting: Every natural year, the owner of the spell book can randomly learn a supernatural ability that conforms to the concept of "spell" in earth's fantasy like a self-taught teacher (the number of active supernatural ability releases learned through this feature All three times a day)

8. Spellcasting generalist: The book owner who holds the spell book ignores the learning conditions and spell restrictions of any spell. As long as the skill book owner conforms to the concept of "spell" in earth fantasy, the book owner can quickly learn (including divine magic, psychic powers, witchcraft) wait)

Restrictions: The holder of this book must have a traditional spellcasting profession to activate all features.

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