My Apprentice Life in Faerûn
- Author:
- Chess Moves Like Ink
- Uploader:
Atraining_Summer 26- Source:
- www.69shuba.com/book/90160.htm
- Genre:
- Fan-Fiction
- Status:
- Hiatus
- Protagonist:
- Male Lead
- Fandom:
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Relationship
- Harem
- Protagonist
- SchemingPragmatic
- Power System
- SystemMagicLeveling
- Worldbuilding
- School LifeAcademy
- Socio-Political
- Business
- Narrative
- Transmigration
In Faerûn, the cost of becoming a formal mage is undoubtedly astronomical for ordinary people. For the vast majority of apprentices, there are only two paths.
To become a toy for their mentor in exchange for resources, or to risk expulsion by selling scrolls on the black market.
Du Pont pondered for a long time and made a decision.
Scrolls must be sold, and conscience must also be sold.
Fantasy Harem, D&D-like, characters/rules from 2nd to 5th edition are all present, specific plots serve the story
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The Artificer's Adventuring Guide
Mount & Blade: The Real Game
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