From Hogwarts to Strixhaven

Ivy stared at his attribute panel on the cover of the Destruction Grimoire and thought it was ridiculous.

When he first came to this world, he used the character in his game save. At that time, the cheat didn't come.

When he fought against Lanlock's dragon, the cheat didn't come.

But when he was sealed in the crystal for a hundred years by the out-of-control ancient magic, the cheat actually came?

This is too strange, it makes no sense!

If I have to give a reason for this, Ivy can only think of Harry Potter.

He and Ivy accepted the admission letter from Hogwarts on the same day and embarked on their own destiny in a small house by the sea.

The established plot began to move, so the cheat came to Ivy.

If there is really a destiny in this world, Ivy must raise a middle finger to it.

But what's the use of saying this? Ivy has not seen this boy who survived the catastrophe, Voldemort's destined opponent.

But he knows very well that no matter how strong Voldemort is, he is definitely not his opponent.

Because even the demon dragon Lanlock who could easily change the terrain fell in his hands, how could a noseless bald man holding a small wooden stick and releasing green lasers be the opponent of the most powerful black magic master in the world?

However, his body has not grown yet, and there are still many secrets in Hogwarts that have not been explored. Ivy will not rashly expose himself to Dumbledore's sight, so he destroyed the wand he relied on to release black magic.

Now that he has obtained the Destruction Grimoire, Ivy knows that he has new secrets to explore.

Let's start with the Destruction Grimoire!

He stared at his physical attributes.

Strength: 6 (minor penalty-2)

Agility: 8 (minor penalty-2)

Constitution: 10 (minor penalty-2)

Intelligence: 15 (race +1)

Perception: 14 (race +1)

Charm: 17 (race +2)

After removing the penalties brought by minors and the gains brought by race, the numbers from high to low are 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 and 8.

Ivy is very familiar with this set of numbers. This is a very common card attribute in the DND group.

The so-called DND is the abbreviation of a tabletop role-playing game, that is, Dungeons and Dragons. It has a very large world view, attracting countless players to participate in it in various ways.

And if you want to play a DND group game, the most important first step is to find a few enemies... No, it is to create a character.

Personally create his appearance, race, origin and past experience, and then the profession and attributes.

There are three ways to determine the attributes of a character, namely, dice rolls that look at the face; fixed number allocation; and 27 purchase points.

The three methods have their own advantages. Dice rolls look the most, the luck factor is the largest, and it is the most fun. Usually, just using this method to determine the attributes of a character is enough to make the friends who get together laugh.

Why laugh? Of course, it is to laugh at the unlucky guy with the smallest total attribute? What else can it be?

This method is to roll four six-sided dice, and then take the sum of the numbers of the three largest dice as the number of an attribute, that is, the best possibility is 18, and the worst possibility is 3. But usually as long as it exceeds 12, it is considered a profit.

When Ivy was on Earth, he liked to use this method to determine the character attributes very much, because he once rolled a very amazing character attribute. It included three 18s, one 15, one 14 and one 12.

It is almost a bucket number with a full value! This means that this character is very versatile and has many possibilities.

Therefore, in that group run, Ivy controlled this bucket hero to kill all around, which can be said to be killing gods and Buddhas. However, it is a pity that the bucket hero finally fell on an inconspicuous trap, hastily ending his life that was not even a legend. But this is also the taste of the essence that must be tasted in the group run game. At least Ivy once made the bucket hero kill very happily, that's enough.

Let's look at the second fixed number allocation, which is to randomly allocate six fixed numbers, 15, 14, 13, 12, 10 and 8, to six attributes. This is the most balanced and mediocre allocation method, which is Ivy's own attribute allocation at the moment.

As for the last one, the 27 purchase point method, it can create character attributes with extreme advantages and disadvantages, and is a widely used card opening method in video games. Because this method can take into account your teammates, allowing them to form a reasonable team that can cope with most situations through different combinations.

Although Ivy did not use the most desired dog luck roll point method, the current attributes are also good. The most important thing is that Ivy's main attribute is high enough, that is, the charm value as a wizard's spellcasting attribute.

In the world view of DND, spellcasters are subject to spell slots. They can only release spells that do not exceed the total number of spell slots every day. They are not like the wizards in Hogwarts who can cast spells at will, nor are they like the blue bar wizards in video games who rely on some resource bars to cast spells.

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

Although Ivy is still in the magical world of Harry Potter, the attribute panel provided by the Destruction Grimoire means a new path. Maybe in the future he can become immortal like the legendary wizard in the DND world view, and even gain the power of a god.

And the last column of the attribute panel, that is, the expertise column, says to be selected! You should know that some expertise in the DND world view comes with attribute bonuses!

In addition, Ivy's only trait - perfect part-time job, which means that he can get almost infinite expertise options. As long as time is long enough, he will definitely be a top bucket man in the future!

Ivy tried to stretch out his finger and click on the expertise column, and then as he thought, many options were expanded at once.

He confidently clicked on it and determined his first expertise - casting without materials.

For many spells in DND, many of them need to rely on materials to be released.

For example, the first-level spell Seven Color Spray requires a handful of sand or dust, which must contain the three primary colors of red, yellow and blue. Advanced spells require more things. Although this specialty cannot avoid the money required for spells, it can reduce the troublesome material preparation.

Of course, the most important point is that Ivy has read many novels with DND backgrounds on Qidian Chinese website. Among them, the time travelers who use spellcasters as their main profession usually choose this specialty. Is this a tradition to some extent?

When Ivy was about to choose the second specialty, he suddenly realized that he did not have any professional background in the DND world view.

The existing 15th-level wizard and 10th-level ancient magic wizard are only compatible with the big framework of the attribute panel, but he himself is not a DND caster.

Then the specialties he chose are useless. Even the attribute bonus may not be really useful, so there is no reason for him to be so anxious to choose specialties! At least a first-level spellcaster profession level, right?