Fantasy RPG World

Every time you kill a monster or bandit, {{user}} will get Exp, additional money in the form of copper, silver, and gold, depending on how difficult the monster or bandit is.

Copper, Silver, Gold, Paper Money

1000 Copper = 1 Silver
500 Silver = 1 Gold
100 Gold = 1 Banknote

Reincarnation Path: {{user}} will become a completely different person, not the original identity but a completely different person.

Baby Path: {{user}} will start everything from zero

Summoning Path: {{user}} will be summoned by a Santa figure to carry out a task.

Rebirth Path: {{user}} will be reborn by filling in several things.

🌑 6. Goddess of Death — Morana

He who gently receives souls and leads them to a place of peace, neither fearful nor hated. Always depicted wearing robes the color of starry night, his face shrouded in shadow but his voice soft as a cool breeze, in his right hand holding an unfading lotus flower, and in his left a mirror to look at the life that has just ended. He is not feared—he is the conclusion of a finished story. Everyone in Aeridor respects him, for death is not seen as an end, but as a journey to another place.

✨ 7. God of Creation — Aeron

The being who existed before the world began, who wove the sky, the earth, and all the laws within. Her figure is rarely seen clearly—often depicted as an all-encompassing light, faceless, yet warm and loving. In her hand is a seed that contains the entire world. She is not asked for much in particular; people often pray to her simply to give thanks that the world exists. Aetheria, as the oldest kingdom, has the largest temple to the Creator God, located in the middle of a serene lake.

🌿 3. Goddess of Nature — Sylvana

The soul of forests, rivers, mountains, and all that grows in this world. Her appearance is one with nature—her hair is a tangle of vines and flowers, her skin is as smooth as young bark, and her eyes are the deep green of the ancient forest. Her feet never touch the ground directly, seeming to float above the grass and water. Elves, Dryads, and Beastkin are among her most devoted worshippers, and in Emaria, many shrines are built within the great trees without destroying them.

⚔️ 4. God of War — Kael

The protector, strength, and fighting spirit of those who defend the truth. He is depicted as a sturdy figure in armor shining like pure steel, holding a shield in his left hand and an unsharpened sword in his right. His face is stern but not cruel, and on his shoulders is a symbol of eagle wings. He is not a god of murder, but rather one who gives strength to defend and protect. Valdemir made him the primary protector of their kingdom, and every knight prays to him before setting out on duty.

🔨 5. God of the Forge — Torin

The father of all that is shaped and created by hand. He is known as a muscular figure with skin like solid stone, a silvery, smoke-like beard, and always holds a large hammer in his hand. Behind him is always seen a fire that burns but does not burn. He is worshipped by craftsmen, miners, blacksmiths, and all who create something from rough materials into something beautiful or strong. Valdegard is the place where the God of the Forge is most widely worshiped, and every weapon or armor forged is always accompanied by a prayer to him.

In every kingdom, city, and village, there is a place of worship—its form is adapted to the population: in the capital stands a large, majestic cathedral, in the town a spacious and tidy building, while in the villages a simple chapel or small temple remains revered by all. All these places serve the worship of the Seven Great Gods who rule the entire world of Aeridor:

🔮 1. Goddess of Magic — Liora

The ruler of all magical powers, the source from which all magic flows. Often depicted as a woman dressed in a rainbow-colored gown at night, her hair seemingly filled with beads of light, and her eyes shining softly like bright stars. In her hand she holds a staff with a jewel whose light never fades. She is especially revered in Eldoria, where magic is studied and revered. It is said that she listens to every spell cast and chooses those who are worthy of her power.

🌱 2. God of Life — Elan

Guardian of the breath of all beings, who gives growth to seeds and healing to wounds. He appears as a man with a serene face, wearing a robe the color of young leaves and a clear sky, with a small bird on his shoulder that never flies away, and a flower always growing in his palm. He is worshipped everywhere, especially by farmers, healers, and those hoping for healing or the blessing of offspring. In Emaria, his place is especially revered because it aligns with their way of life.

🟣 Rank B — Deep Explorer

Trusted to explore uncharted territories. Delve deep into ancient forests, explore vast caverns and ancient ruins, battle monsters led by powerful leaders, escort long-distance caravans between kingdoms, and resolve problems requiring a grasp of magic or ancient knowledge. May take on special assignments from the nobility or the academy.

🟣 Rank A — Protector & Hero

A highly respected rank. They face threats that could upset the balance of a realm: fighting giant monsters, investigating the source of dark power, assisting in the kingdom's defense during emergencies, guarding important figures, and entering forbidden areas guarded by legendary creatures. Their name is known far and wide.

🟡 Rank S — Top Pick > Only a few reach this rank. Entrusted with high-level threats: subduing dragons, stopping magical plagues, saving kingdoms from grave dangers, and exploring places few dare to go. Each task could change the course of history in Aeridor.

⭐ Rank SS — Living Legend

The highest ranking, almost never achieved. Those who hold this ranking are discussed throughout the continent. His tasks relate to the fate of the world: facing a resurgent ancient power, searching for the relics of the gods, balancing power between kingdoms in a critical situation, or saving Aeridor from complete destruction. His name will be recorded in history books.

🔵 Rank E — Introductory & Intermediate Explorer

They began to be trusted with more important journeys and tasks. Their duties included searching for lost animals, escorting medium-distance caravans, searching for herbs deeper into the forest, delivering secret packages, delivering weapons to guard posts or camps, and transporting materials from one place to another—such as coal, gold ore, and mining products from villages to cities, although not yet in large quantities or as royal reserves.

🟠 Rank D — Monster Hunter

Now officially a creature hunter. Their duties include defeating Slimes, Goblins, wild Wolves, and similar monsters that frequently plague roads and villages. They can also clear roads of dangerous creatures, hunt wild animals for their body parts, and guard the village borders from minor threats.

🟠 Rank C — Ambusher & Explorer

More challenging and risky tasks. Raiding monster lairs, fighting much stronger creatures, searching for rare plants in deep forests or dangerous locations, clearing ancient ruins, and escorting important individuals through dangerous paths. Teamwork and advanced fighting skills are required.

Throughout Aeridor, every registered adventurer is assigned a rank card, ranging from lowest to highest. Rank determines the types of tasks they can undertake, access to certain areas, and the trust and income they earn.

🟢 Rank H — Beginner Rank

The lowest level, for those registering for the first time. The tasks are very light and safe: helping people at the market, carrying groceries, tending stalls, cleaning yards, or other simple daily tasks. There's no danger at all—it's perfect for getting to know the area and earning a little income.

🟢 Rank G — First Step

Begin working with basic skills and abilities. Their duties include helping build or repair wooden or stone houses, and chasing away weak monsters like giant rats, weasels, and other small, annoying animals. They also assist farmers with harvesting wheat, plowing fields, and other field work.

🔵 Rank F — Beginner Collector & Explorer

They're now allowed to go out to the forest's edge and move a little further afield. Their duties include delivering goods over short distances, gathering herbs at the forest's edge, searching for wood and stone, capturing escaped animals, and investigating any strange occurrences seen by residents on the forest's edge—they haven't gone too deep yet, just checking and reporting.

Southwest — Borderlands of Valdegard & Emaria

Where the mountains meet the dense forest, Nymira Forest lies—trees with roots growing upward and branches downward, rivers flowing up the hills. Many feel dizzy or disoriented here. At its edge lies the Mistral Plain, where the mists swirl back and forth on their own; if you follow the wrong direction, you could end up in a place no one has ever seen before.

Northwest — Borderlands of Valdemir & Valdegard

In the farthest corner lies the Zephyr Plain, a high plateau where the wind blows fiercely all day long, and huge boulders stand like giant statues. The air here is cool but harsh, and only those with strong or sharp instincts can safely traverse it. It's said that at the highest point lies an ancient altar inhabited by the spirit of the wind.

South — Kingdom of Emaria

On the southern border lies the Aeloria Forest, the oldest and largest forest on the continent. Its trees are so large that dozens of people holding hands wouldn't be able to hug their trunks. Inside, time seems to flow differently—plants grow instantly, and nature spirits move among the branches. Elves and Dryads guard this place fiercely. To the southeast lies the Lyrissa Swamp, a seemingly beautiful place with colorful flowers floating above the water, but harboring dangerous plants and mists that can lead to eternal loss.

Middle — Kingdom of Aetheria

Surrounding the borders of Aetheria, amidst all the kingdoms, grows Oakhaven Forest, a forest owned by no one—a place where all races may pass and rest, provided they do not damage or take anything without permission. In the heart of the forest lies Lake Mirren, its waters so clear that they reflect not only faces but also what lies hidden within. Many come here to reflect, but others become lost by gazing too long at their reflections in the water.

Northeast — Borderlands of Valdemir & Eldoria

In this corner lies the Land of Vaelis, a land that was once broken due to a fierce battle in the past. In the gaps, hot steam comes out and sometimes small flames. Creatures from underground often ascend here, so the two kingdoms sometimes work together to guard this region — Valdemir with swords and armor, Eldoria with magic and magical barriers.

Between the five kingdoms, there are vast territories yet to be fully conquered—primordial forests, treacherous mountains, mysterious plains, and frontier lands that are home to adventure, secrets, and danger.

North — Kingdom of Valdemir

On the northern border lies the Lamaria Forest, a forest always shrouded in thick mist, barely allowing sunlight to penetrate the ground. Shadowy creatures often appear here, disappearing among the trees. Further north stand the Valspire Mountains, a massive stone wall separating the civilized world from the uninhabited icy wasteland. Valdemir guards the only major gateway through these mountains, serving as the first line of defense for all of Aeridor.

East — Kingdom of Eldoria

To the east lies the Thundra Forest, where lightning strikes without warning and the air buzzes with wild magic. The trees here grow a deep blue, and the river shimmers brightly at night. At the edge of the forest lies the Krystar Plain, a vast expanse of crystal-like rocks jutting from the ground—both the greatest source of magic and the most dangerous place for those unable to control their powers. Ancient magical creatures guard this place against unsuspecting intruders.

West — Kingdom of Valdegard

To the west rise the Koppar Mountains, a range rich in red and gold metals. Their caves harbor subterranean creatures, and much of their territory remains uncharted. At the foot of the mountains lies Morgrath Forest, a forest so deep green it almost appears black. Many wild beastkin and shade-loving creatures live here; the atmosphere is calm yet cautious, and the sound of footsteps is heard far more clearly than elsewhere.

West — ⛰️ Kingdom of Valdegard

A kingdom largely covered by towering mountains and dense forests to the west, where Dwarves and Beastkin live peacefully side by side. It is known as a land of artisans and miners—the finest weapons and armor in all of Aeridor are forged here, and gem and precious metal mines are hidden within the hills. Its people are hardy, cold-resistant, and value loyalty and promises. Its royal palace is built within a cavern lit by glowing crystals, radiating warmth amidst the cool mountain air.

South — 🌿 Kingdom of Emaria

The second oldest kingdom after Aetheria, it stands in the southern region, filled with dense forests, clear rivers, and fertile soil. It is home to Elves, Dryads, and a select few nature-loving Beastkin and Humans. This kingdom maintains a balance with nature—never cutting down trees without permission, never taking water without gratitude. Its buildings blend in with the trees and rocks, avoiding harm to other creatures. Here, life and healing magic thrive, and many of nature's secrets are known only to those who live alongside the forest.

On the main continent of Aeridor, there are five great kingdoms that maintain a balance of power:

North — 🛡️ Kingdom of Valdemir

The strongest kingdom among Humans in terms of military might. Here, knights are revered and trained from a young age at the notoriously strict Valdemir Knights Academy. Its troops are respected throughout the land—clad in shining armor, wielding finely forged swords, and with the utmost discipline. Valdemir guards the northern border against monsters and dark creatures, serving as a shield for many other realms. Its laws are strict, its people proud and brave, and every citizen is taught to wield weapons to defend their homeland.

East — ✨ Kingdom of Eldoria

The center of magic across the continent, inhabited by Humans with a great talent for occult powers. Its capital is known as the City of Mages, where towering towers pierce the clouds and magic is visible in every street. Here stands the most prestigious Magic Academy of Eldoria—people come from far and wide to learn to control fire, water, light, and other hidden powers. Many of the kingdom's leaders are powerful mages; magic is not simply a skill, but a way of life, a culture, and a source of honor. Vast sources of magical energy flow from the east, making this place a natural center of magical power.

Middle — ⏳ Kingdom of Aetheria

The oldest kingdom still standing today, it has stood firmly in the center of the continent for centuries without ever collapsing. Its central location serves as a bridge and balance for all other kingdoms. This kingdom maintains a neutral path, rarely participating in inter-kingdom wars, and prioritizes peace, trade, and historical preservation. Its buildings are made of ancient stone, rich with mysterious carvings, holding stories of the past. Many ancient manuscripts, ancestral relics, and sacred sites revered by all races have been found here. Its people are calm, wise, and always respect time and tradition.

Welcome to Aeridor, a vast fantasy world filled with wonder and danger.

Here the sky seems brighter, the river sparkles with soft light, and magic flows like breath in every corner.

Various races live side by side: Humans who are energetic and adapt anywhere, Elves who worship nature and master ancient magic,

Beastmen who are strong and have sharp instincts, Dwarves who are experts at forging and building on stone hills, and Dryads, spirits who are one with the trees and ancient forests.

In the lands of Aeridor stand majestic kingdoms, cities built above the clouds and within deep caverns, and peaceful villages on the banks of forests and rivers.

But this world is also not free from threats: dark forests guarded by ferocious monsters, mountains where dragons nest,

Ancient ruins that still harbor evil powers, and mysterious creatures that roam untouched places.

Magic is a part of life — studied in academies, used in battle, and revered as a gift.

There are swords that breathe, potions that can heal or kill, legends of gods and heroes, and secrets of the world still waiting to be uncovered.