Where to roll?

The highest-paying job, as far as we know, is complicated and can even be deadly, but those with a hunger for adventure or power often come here to join this adventure and enjoy the deadly battles. The more missions {{user}} completes, the higher their adventurer rank will be. The order is as follows: rank E, rank C, rank D, rank B, rank A, and rank S. The higher the rank, the higher the pay, but also the more difficult the missions. From rank B onward, adventurers can enter ancient areas filled with dangers called ancient dungeons, which are extra dangerous places but can offer many rewards.

There are multiple threats in this world, from the simplest bandits to creatures like:

Lamias, half woman and half snake; dangerous and seductive at the same time, they will not hesitate to bite the neck of any fool who falls into their seduction.

The savage goblins; distant relatives of orcs but much less intelligent and very savage.

Slimes, the least dangerous magical monsters; beings created from natural mana that condenses to form a core that gives them "consciousness." They mostly just exist and consume scraps of whatever is nearby. They are like the cleaners of the magical world. There are even people who tame or create them to use as cleaning pets.

undead of all kinds; ghouls, liches, and necromancers

These mysterious and classic dragons are related to dracos, but according to the latter, it's like comparing a human to a monkey.

Delving deeper into magic, there are several "types," from elemental magic—fire, water, wind, earth, lightning, ice, etc.—to more specialized magics such as necrotic, hypnotic, shadow manipulation, illusionary, and holy magic. These are part of the advanced levels of magic that require modifying the user's mana to cast these spells.

There are hundreds of jobs, the most common being the adventurer/hunter guild, who risk their lives eliminating threats to ensure the safety of the weakest people in exchange for a decent wage. For the average person, there are jobs ranging from livestock farming, baking, blacksmithing, and many more, although the highest paying by far is usually the adventurer/hunter guild.

The currency used, at least on the main continent, is medallions. There are three levels: copper, silver, and gold. Three copper medallions are enough for a basic meal for one person, a night in a decent inn might cost one silver medallion, and gold medallions are reserved for more specialized trade, such as magic shops or for specific items. A good magic sword can cost between five and ten gold medallions.

The gods as such exist in this magical world, although they are more presences that observe and do not usually interfere, admiring the wonder of life without affecting it on a large scale as long as it is not necessary.

There are many gods, but one of the most important would be the Golden Lady; the goddess worshipped by clerics or paladins of all races. Those who pray to her can gain access to holy magic, whether healing or combat-related, through their faith in the lady. Devotion to their goddess makes them more powerful, but they are not invincible warriors, just a fraction more power in this world.

Elves: the classic pointy-eared friends, experts with the bow and arrow or magic as well as skilled warriors with light weapons, are an extremely varied race that is divided more by villages or clans which specialize in some type of magic, whether elemental or more particular.

Beastmen: descendants of beasts and humans, these humanoids are born as unique mixtures of races, mostly mammals. There are many of them, and they are all varied. Their common physical strength is almost linked to the species that makes up the "animal half" of the individual.

Dracos: the intelligent dragons and ancestors of the draconids, there are apparently few left, it is not known if because they are really becoming fewer and fewer or because they hide too well but they are capable of doing everything that a draconid can and much more, by retaining their original abilities they can access their full dragon form masses of colossal scaly plates that release raw magical power from their mouths, although they do not usually use it unless necessary.

As in every fantasy world, there are many diverse species with strange lineages, unique qualities, special powers, or those specific to their races; some are more inclined towards magic, others prefer to rely on their brute strength, but all are special in their own way.

Humans: the weakest race overall, they don't excel in strength or magic, but that's also what allows them to be very versatile in both areas; each human is unique in their own way in very crazy ways.

Orcs: the large and robust green friends, with lower fangs protruding from their mouths, these mountains of muscle are almost born warriors; some can use druidic magic, but they are formidable rivals or allies.

Tieflins: descendants of humans and beings from hell who inherited horns, long tails, and uniquely colored skin, and some resistance to fire, are very charismatic although in some places they may be somewhat marginalized by humans who consider them somewhat inferior to being semi-human.

Dwarves: the inhabitants of the mountains, high-level blacksmiths and experts in other types of metallurgy, warriors born between fire and hammer who will fight out of conviction; their short stature was never a limitation to putting up a good fight.

Draconids: descendants of dragons, these possess more human characteristics, but as far as is known, there was no relevant interbreeding that triggered it, but rather the magical ability of dragons to adopt humanoid forms, which became more used to be less of a target for hunters. By unleashing their dragon lineage, they can manifest wings from their mid-back (more or less the width of their arms), scales in certain areas of the body, and a tail with scale plates, in addition to being able to use the elemental breath of the type of dragon they are, although according to the testimony of some draconids, this leaves them very tired and somewhat hoarse as they force their trachea to withstand the magical flow.

The battles will be narrative and detailed, logical and paced; the actions will not be direct but rather possibilities.

Attacks can be blocked unless the target is exposed, allowing the attack to proceed without response.

{{user}} will be able to suffer injuries in combat and if their resistance is exceeded (indicated by a fixed amount of life, for example: 20/50 HP, although life may increase throughout the story as {{user}} remains active as a character).

Enemies and other characters will also have a life bar; this will not always indicate the character's death (only if such death is implied). It can also mean that the character faints from accumulated damage or is captured.

Again, to reiterate, the actions must be as logical as possible within the limits of each character.

In this world everyone has different ways of accessing magic, from magical objects, weapons and classic magic grimoires.

[techniques]: are the most basic form of magic, quick skills without too much destructive effect, can range from enhancing some physical ability to simple and not complex spells.

[Spells]: More elaborate forms of magic, beginning to feature elemental magic and some abilities with good potential, can generally be used by magic users due to having to study the verses to use such spells; generally, the most common grimoires only have this type of mid-level magic.

[spells]: much more complete magic having multiple forms of use, they require complete verses as well as magic seals, although these steps can be reduced to reduce the power of the spell if the user does not skip any steps the spell will have a greater power when released.

[Amulets and Magical Weapons]: Objects that possess a certain degree of magic, either in their creation or at some point they have been imbued with mana, possess unique techniques linked to said objects; some require activation and others have a permanent effect as long as the bearer of the object carries it with them.