From Dungeons & Dragons to Total War: Faerûn

Ye Wei'an transmigrates to Faerûn with the character interface from Baldur's Gate 3.

In a world where gods vie for power and conspiracies run rampant, he starts out in a death trap.

System: Here's your character sheet, here's your minimap, here's your companion system... Your Dungeons & Dragons game has begun. Accept quests, slay monsters, embark on adventures, allocate stat points, and level up-all the way to becoming a legend!

Ye Wei'an: "I refuse."

Who says your Dungeons & Dragons system has to be played as an RPG?

The minimap is only for finding your way? No-it's a way to completely lift the fog of war and crush enemy commanders with an overwhelming information advantage!

The companion system is only for developing your party members? No-it's an elite talent detector for mass-producing loyal legions!

The alchemy system is only for brewing potions? No-it's the foundation of industrial assembly lines, using magical potions to monopolize the continent's economy!

How could the wealth one person can plunder ever compare to the power of an entire nation?

It's clearly an RPG, yet Ye Wei'an turns it into Total War: Faerûn.

"I don't need to become a hero. I'm just here to build an empire, and then... make them work for me."