[◆] isekai | RPG

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In this world, {{user}} can choose between different classes upon joining a guild. Each offers unique advantages and challenges:

Adventurer: Specializing in exploring nearby territories, this class earns good rewards, though it faces high risks when venturing into dangerous areas. It requires cunning, courage, and constant preparation.

Wizard/Warlock: Acts as a support within squads. Possesses immense magical power capable of turning the tide of a battle. However, their main weakness is mana: if it runs out, they become vulnerable.

Swordsman/Lancer: Experts in close combat, they are known for their physical strength and endurance. They are the front line of battle, capable of holding their own and causing great damage in prolonged combat.

Archer: They attack from a distance with great precision. They are key to the team's strategy, providing constant support and eliminating threats before they get close. Their skill with the goal is second to none.

Choose wisely. Each class defines not only your combat style, but also your role in this vast world of adventure.

The Kingdom of Aldoria and the Kingdom of Castellun are at war over magical lands rich in resources. Both sides seek to recruit you, and your choice will affect your reputation with merchants:

Aldoria may offer you better prices and exclusive access to certain goods.

Castellun could offer you better contracts and rare weapons.

Neutral Towns

Some nations, fearing a world war, have closed their borders. You can try to flee to these villages, but doing so could provoke additional conflicts and unleash new wars.

Your decision will shape the balance of power and the fate of the world.

In this system, the dollar is used as a reference for the value of currencies. There are five types of currencies, each with a different value and method of obtaining them.

Common Coins (obtained by selling or trading items):

Bronze → $1

Silver → $5

Platinum → $10

Rare Coins (only found in dungeons and chests with low probability):

Gold → $100

Palladium → $500

Currencies can be easily exchanged for each other, allowing for flexibility in transactions.

The abilities in this system depend on the element you choose when breaking the seal. There are four main elements: air, water, fire, and earth.

Air: It is the easiest to master, but also the weakest.

Water: Versatile, allows both offense and support.

Fire: Powerful in combat, but difficult to control.

Earth: The strongest, but also the most complex to learn.

Non-Elemental Skills

Not all abilities are elementally bound. Some, like teleportation, rely directly on mana level rather than a specific energy type.

Skill Levels

Skills are divided into different levels based on their complexity and power. Some focus on combat, while others have applications in agriculture or trades.

This system allows players to develop a unique playstyle based on their choices and progression.

In this world there are diverse races, each with unique characteristics, special abilities and roles within society.

Main Breeds

Basic Humans: Versatile and adaptable, with great learning capacity.

Elves: Long-lived beings with great magical affinity and connection with nature.

Dark Elves: Tougher than common elves, they specialize in dark magic and stealth combat.

Demons: Powerful beings with unique magical abilities and an unpredictable nature.

Succubi/Incubus: Seductive creatures that absorb life energy through contact.

Demi-humans: Individuals with animal features, such as ears, tails, or claws, that combine strength and agility.

Werewolf/Werewolf: Humans with the ability to transform into wolves or hybrid forms, with enhanced strength and senses.

Centaurs: Half human, half horse, with great speed and ranged combat skills.

Gnomes: Small, intelligent, and skilled with technology and alchemy.

Orcs: Tough warriors with great brute strength, known for their tribal culture.

Dwarves: Expert blacksmiths and miners, with great physical resistance and skill with weapons.

Giants: Colossal creatures with enormous strength and endurance, although slow.

Valkyries: Divine warriors with combat and protection skills, linked to the gods.

Nagas: Beings with a human torso and a snake body, with great mastery of poison and magic.

Angels: Celestial beings with sacred powers and a strong connection to the balance of the world.

Demigods: Descendants of gods with unique abilities and great responsibility for the fate of the world.

Each race has its own culture, strengths, and weaknesses, which influence politics, warfare, and coexistence in this world.

In this world, there are various creatures, both magical and monstrous, that inhabit different regions and fulfill different roles. Some are allies, while others pose great threats.

Common and Mythical Creatures

Fenrir: A giant wolf with enormous strength.

Slimes: Viscous beings of different shapes and abilities.

Dragons: Present in two variants: Western (large and powerful) and European (serpentine and wise).

Fairies: Mischievous or benevolent magical creatures.

Giant Spiders: Dangerous predators of forests and caves.

Undead: Skeletons, zombies, and other reanimated entities.

Spirits and Ghosts: Ethereal beings that can be allies or enemies.

Golems: Constructs of stone, metal or magic with great resistance.

Trolls and Ogres: Brutal monsters with enormous strength.

Giants and Ice Giants: Colossal beings with great power.

Giant Sandworms: Subterranean creatures that ambush their prey.

Ground Lizards: Large and agile reptiles.

Witches: Users of dark or ancient magic.

Chimeras: Hybrid beings with the abilities of various beasts.

Phoenix: Legendary birds that rise from the ashes.

Plates: Female spirits associated with nature or revenge.

Each creature has its own habitat, strengths, and weaknesses, making them unique challenges or valuable allies.

Griffin: Creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, associated with vigilance and the protection of treasures.

Basilisk: Mythical reptile capable of killing with its gaze or its poisonous breath.

Kraken: Nordic sea monster, similar to a giant squid, capable of sinking ships.

Unicorn: White horse with a horn on its forehead, symbol of purity and magic.

Pegasus: Winged horse from Greek mythology, associated with speed and nobility.

Hippogriff: A creature with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a horse, fast and majestic.

Kelpie: Scottish water spirit that takes the form of a horse and drowns its victims.

Puka: Mischievous Celtic spirit capable of shapeshifting.

Redcap: A malevolent Scottish goblin who soaks his cap in the blood of his victims.

Duende: A small, mischievous creature present in various mythologies.

Dullahan: Irish headless horseman who announces death to those who see him.

Fomorian: Deformed and demonic giants from Irish mythology.

Faun: Roman creature with the body of a man and the legs of a goat, linked to nature and music.

Leviathan: Biblical sea monster that symbolizes the chaos and power of the ocean.

Huldra: A being from Scandinavian folklore, a beautiful woman with a back as hollow as a tree trunk.

Mermaid: A half-woman, half-fish being who attracts sailors with her song.

Kitsune: Japanese fox with intelligence and magical powers, such as shapeshifting.

Basan: Japanese spectral rooster that breathes cold fire.

Wendigo: Cannibal spirit from Algonquin folklore that represents hunger and madness.

In this world, quests vary in difficulty and rewards. The simplest require little effort and offer modest rewards, usually a few coins. They're ideal for beginners who are still learning and getting better.

On the other hand, the more complex quests represent a real challenge. They require greater skill, better tools, or even the collaboration of other adventurers. However, the risk is worth it, as the rewards are much more generous, including large sums of money, rare artifacts, and recognition within the community.

Not everyone can accept any mission from the start. To access the most difficult ones, you must gain experience and level up. Only those who have proven their worth can face the greatest challenges and claim the best rewards.

Adventurer's guilds function as organizations that regulate and offer quests to their members. Membership in most requires paying a regular fee. This fee grants access to better opportunities, protection, and additional benefits. However, if an adventurer fails to pay, they will be expelled and unable to accept quests through the guild.

There are guilds that don't require an entry or maintenance fee, making them more accessible to those with limited resources. However, these guilds typically offer low-reward quests, with minimal payouts and no additional benefits. While they can serve as a starting point for inexperienced adventurers, those seeking higher earnings and better challenges eventually try to join more prestigious guilds.

The Merchant Guild is the perfect choice for players who wish to leave the life of combat behind and pursue a more peaceful existence after the war, or after leaving it. This guild is designed exclusively for merchants, providing a safe and stable environment for the development of their businesses.

To join, you must pay a membership fee, but unlike other guilds, this one allows its members to belong to multiple organizations simultaneously. In addition to offering trading opportunities, the guild offers specialized classes where players can learn about negotiation, resource management, and strategies to maximize their profits in the marketplace.

1. Black Death Symptoms: Fever, buboes, hemorrhages. Contagion: Fleas from rats, contact with infected individuals. Treatment: Isolation, aromatic herbs.

2. Swamp Fever Symptoms: Chills, sweating, vomiting. Contagion: Insect bites in humid areas. Treatment: Garlic infusions, purifying baths.

3. Gray Lung Symptoms: Cough, difficulty breathing, bloody sputum. Contagion: Stale air, overcrowding. Treatment: Herbal vapors, rest.

4. Saint Anthony's Fire Symptoms: Burning, necrosis, delirium. Contagion: Consumption of contaminated grain. Treatment: Fasting, cold ointments, pilgrimages.

5. Poisoned Blood Symptoms: Fever, dark spots, collapse. Contagion: Infected wounds. Treatment: Cauterization, amputation.

6. Devil's Tongue Symptoms: Swollen tongue, loss of speech. Contagion: Severe oral infection. Treatment: Vinegar, prayer, fasting.

7. Light of the Sepulchre Symptoms: Gradual blindness, photophobia. Contagion: Belief: contact with cursed objects. Treatment: Bandages, isolation in darkness.

8. Ash Skin Symptoms: Gray rashes, itching, hair loss. Contagion: Cutaneous contagion by contact. Treatment: Ointments of ash and animal fat.

9. Curse of the Wolf Symptoms: Rage, aggression, salivation. Contagion: Bite from wild animals. Treatment: Burning the wound, prayers.

10. The Gravedigger's Dream Symptoms: Extreme drowsiness, weak pulse, coma. Contagion: Fetid air from recent graves. Treatment: Protective amulets, constant incense.

1. Healing Potion: Regenerates minor cuts and wounds, but cannot cure diseases or restore lost parts. It is made with water, pure honey, and magic powders.

2. Poison Potion: Poisons the enemy on contact or when ingested. Prepared with frog eyes and contaminated water.

3. Damage Potion: Inflicts minor wounds on multiple enemies at once. While not lethal, it can significantly weaken. It is prepared with bones, modified flesh, and water.

4. Jump Potion: Allows you to leap great heights for a few minutes. Its formula includes goat horn and rabbit feet.

5. Truth Potion: Forces anyone who speaks to you to tell the truth. Crafted with a rose and fresh grass.

6. Strength Potion: Permanently increases the user's strength by a small amount. It can be enhanced to become one of the most powerful. It is made from wildflowers.

7. Slow Potion: Accelerates the user so much that the world seems to slow down. Abuse can cause insanity. Crafted from rabbit feet and basilisk scales.

8. Regeneration Potion: More advanced than the Healing Potion. Restores broken bones and severed limbs. It is created by combining a Healing Potion with special flowers.

9. Shadow Potion: Allows you to move through shadows unseen. If it runs out while you're inside a shadow, you die. Can only be brewed with wendigo meat harvested at midnight.

10. Elemental Potion: The most powerful. It enhances all elements for a few minutes, but overuse can be lethal. It's created with salt water, breeze, minerals, and blue fire.

Both the Kingdoms of Aldoria and Castellun possess well-organized and highly trained armies. The cavalry, equally proud and feared, regularly patrol the streets, always on the lookout for any sign of danger or insubordination. If they perceive you as a threat, they will not hesitate to act swiftly and forcefully.

Their troops are made up of different types of soldiers, each with unique skills and a specific role on the battlefield. Spearmen are the first to respond, adept at containing enemies with their range and precision. They are followed by the Royal Swordsmen, trained in close combat and with unwavering loyalty to their kingdom. Veil Archers patrol from above, ready to fire without warning. In case of greater threat, kingdoms deploy Iron Guardians, heavily armored warriors whose stamina seems inhuman. There are also Seal Summoners, soldiers with knowledge of ancient magic, capable of summoning creatures or barriers to control the terrain.

The riders who make up the cavalry can be both men and women, and their combat prowess should not be underestimated. Their power scales with the enemy: depending on your gender and skill level, the soldiers deployed will be more or less powerful. The stronger you are, the more formidable the force sent to stop you. In these kingdoms, combat is not just a matter of strength, but also of strategy... and who survives to tell the tale.

The player has a virtual inventory, accessible only to them. This is activated by a wrist gesture and appears as a floating interface, visible only to their eyes. Its design is practical and efficient, designed to accompany them in any situation without taking up physical space or attracting attention.

The inventory has 32 slots in total and can store any type of object, regardless of its size or shape. From a simple apple to an entire metal door, everything fits without changing the number of available slots: one item, one slot. Furthermore, any type of food stored inside does not decompose or lose its properties, no matter how long it is stored. This makes the inventory an essential tool for survival and exploration, allowing you to carry supplies, tools, or even giant artifacts without worrying about weight, volume, or deterioration.