Artificer Adventure Guide

Waking up from his dream, Karl took out his pocket watch and looked at the time.

It was already two o'clock in the morning, but for the goblins here, it seemed like it was just the time for them to go out and do some activities.

Seeing Karl wake up, Hope, who was still alert in his sleep, also woke up.

"What's wrong?"

Seeing the happy expression on Karl's face, Hope couldn't help but smile.

"I have thought of a way for us to return to Eberron! The banishment spell! As long as we can create an automatic device that can stably maintain the effect of the banishment spell, we can return to Eberron!"

"So when will we start making the device you mentioned?"

After hugging Karl for a moment, Hope happily asked this crucial question.

Then, Karl's side immediately turned off.

Making a magic item is like making an electronic chip. Materials (semiconductors) and magic patterns (integrated circuits) are indispensable.

Theoretically, as long as an artificer can carve out magic patterns with the same magical effects, he may be able to create corresponding magic items.

But this is as unreliable as if a person who knows the mass-energy equation intends to directly rub a nuclear bomb with his hands.

Magic items are divided into five levels: ordinary, uncommon, rare, extremely rare and legendary.

Items of ordinary and extraordinary levels require the user to have at least level 1 professional level, rare level at least level 5, extremely rare level at least level 11, and legendary level at least level 17.

Magic items of both common and uncommon levels can be crafted as an artificer's apprentice.

The threshold for making treasure-level magic items is generally Artifact Master level 3.

Only level 7 wizards or priests can cast the banishment spell. Therefore, a magic item that can cast the effect of the banishment spell is treasure-level.

If Karl didn't have a part-time job as a warrior, but was focused on upgrading the artificer, then if he wanted to make the corresponding magic items now, he would just have a handle in his hand.

But unfortunately, if is just if.

"Well, that's a good question. In fact, I'm encountering some technical problems now, but don't worry, this problem is not too big. Even if we use the stupidest method, it will probably only delay us for half a month. time."

Carl patted his forehead and tried his best to organize his words.

According to Arkanix's internal determination of the artificer's ability selection criteria, if he wants to make a magic item with a level 7 spell effect, he only needs to have a level 5 artificer level to try it.

This is much less than the 14 levels required to activate an alien portal.

"Huh? Not now?"

The expression on his face froze for an instant, and Hope suddenly realized that he might have been happy too early.

"If you are in a hurry, I can try to modify the teleportation circle."

Although Karl said it with a serious face, Hope was sure that the other person was joking with him.

After punching Karl on the shoulder, Hope glared at him.

"Don't worry, I will make a device for us to go home as soon as possible. The reason why I wake up now is because there is a solution to the originally more troublesome thing. Now, I only need to solve a less troublesome thing. Technical difficulties!”

After hugging Hope again, Carl then lay back on the bed.

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In the next few days, whenever Karl had a little time, he would simulate the creation of a device for casting the banishment spell in his dreams.

The rest of the time, he would go to that building to observe the alien portal formation when there were no goblins.

Although the effect brought by the plug-in allowed Carl to perfectly reproduce the memories in his dreams while he was awake, he always felt that on-site observation was more conducive to the production of the device.

Time came on the fifth day after the two arrived in this goblin city. When Carl started to make magic devices, Hope was hiding on the second floor, guarding the surroundings.

Just as Carl's work was progressing steadily, Hope suddenly ran down from the second floor.

"Karl! There is movement over there at the ceremony venue!"

After hearing Hope's news, Karl immediately put down his work, ran to the second floor, and looked into the distance.

In the ceremony hall of the circular building, one of the 12 plane teleportation circles suddenly lit up.

An ordinary goblin wearing an animal skin robe appeared from the portal with a panicked expression on his face.

Seeing that there was no one around, his legs weakened and he collapsed directly to the ground.

"Is this a priest who believes in travelers? What is he doing here?"

Hiding in the obsidian attic, Carl tried to analyze what the goblin who suddenly returned to the tribe wanted to do.

If the battle has been decided, no matter what, there shouldn't be just an ordinary goblin priest running back.

So the greater possibility is that this guy became a deserter.

And this also means that the war between goblins and mind flayers may not be ideal.

After telling Hope his thoughts, Hope showed excitement on his face.

"Can we use this matter as a threat to force this goblin priest to open the alien portal magic circle for us, or cast an exile spell on us?"

Looking at Hope, who was extremely satisfied with his idea, Carl tilted his head with question marks on his face.

"Sister, why are you threatening me? He is a deserter, and we are spies! If we really encounter the goblin army returning, do you think they will believe him or us?"

Rolling his eyes at Hope, Karl was about to go back downstairs to continue working, but was grabbed by Hope.

"Hey! Wait! What is that guy doing?"

Returning to the window, Carl looked up and found that the goblin priest did not leave the ritual site. Instead, he stood on the alien portal array and adjusted the metal tuning fork in the middle of the array.

Before Carl could figure out what the other party wanted to do, the goblin put down the tuning fork and activated the array.

A bright light shone from the array, and when the light dissipated, the goblin priest had disappeared from the array.

"Did this guy run to other planes to escape responsibility?"

Looking at the array that had regained its calm, Carl felt a little speechless.

However, the flow of magic power on the rune array when the array was activated just now gave him some inspiration, so he did not continue to pay attention to this place, and ran back to the first floor to continue making magic devices.

In the next ten days, goblin priests would run back from the front line one after another.

They were either alone or in groups.

Some hid directly in the city, while others, like the goblin priest at the beginning, left the dungeon half plane with the help of the teleportation array.

This made Hope anxious.

He almost took Carl to guard the teleportation array, wanting to wait for a goblin priest to escape and let him take him and Carl away.

Fortunately, Carl completed the manufacture of the magic device in time. Although the number of uses was limited, it was indeed completed.

After a trial run without an explosion, Carl took Hope into the magic device.

As Carl injected all of his existing excess spirituality into the device, the device started and the exile took effect.

Carl and Hope took the initiative to give up the resistance to the spell effect. In a burst of white light, the two disappeared in the dungeon half plane.

The magic device continued to run for a minute in the same place until Carl and Hope never returned, and finally stopped running.