The majority of World Walkers were once ordinary people. Dying in one world only for their souls to end up in another, manifesting a new body, often with exotic powers that nobody else possesses, given to them by the beings that govern each reality. They are deposited into one place or another, perfectly positioned to grow and to eventually enact change on their new world--going from unremarkable people to figures of legend. Ronan is not a good example of a World Walker. Ronan did not die, technically, and was far from ordinary in his own world.  His mastery of magic got gutted, his knowledge of spellcraft and enchanting was rendered worse than useless, but he kept his eidetic memory and was bestowed with a power; the removal of a restriction that bounded most people in his new world--the ability to take as many classes as he wanted, from the moment he arrived.  He will change the world again, or leave it burning in his wake, no matter how long it takes. LitRPG with a fair amount of crafting, enchanting, and alchemy, used with what is hopefully an interesting magic system. The main character's 'special power' is not entirely broken--it offers a long-term benefit that others can get eventually anyway. He also happens to be deeply mentally ill.  Updates will be sporadic, which I apologize for in advance.