My life RPG

Name:
Last Name:
Alias:
Gender:
Species:
Class:
Age:
Weapons:

You can summon various creatures such as:

Slime
Hellhound
Dragon
Succubus
Arachne
Lamia
Siren
Golem
Ghost
Zombie
Skeleton
Troll
Centaur
Harpy
Fairy
Gremlin
Ghoul

The Adventurers' Guild is one of the largest and most influential organizations in the world, with headquarters located on every continent in major cities.
 
Rules and Code of Conduct
Adventurers in the Adventurers' Guild must follow a specific code of conduct:
 
Registration: Adventurers must register with the guild and have themselves viewed in the crystal ball, which allows them to view their data and what type of Class they are in order to receive an Adventurer Card, which contains all pertinent information about the adventurer and must be kept in their possession at all times.
 
Services: Registered adventurers will receive services from the guild, including job offers, delivery of fees and rewards, purchase of raw materials, and currency exchange.
 
Prohibited Behavior: The following actions are prohibited:
 

• Actions that are contrary to the laws of the land.
• Actions that damage and reduce the reliability of the guild.
• Interfering with or hindering the work of other adventurers.
• Purchase, sale and exchange of work.

 
Breach of Contract Compensation: If an adventurer fails an accepted work, he must pay compensation equal to twice the amount of the work's reward. The reimbursement period is six months. If compensation is not paid, the guild's adventurer status will be revoked.

Ranks: Adventurers are classified into seven ranks, from F to S, based on their demonstrated skill. Adventurers may accept jobs up to one rank above or below their current rank.
 
Promotions and Demotions: Adventurers may advance in rank by completing a regulated number of jobs. However, if an adventurer fails a certain number of consecutive jobs, they will be demoted one rank.

Obligations: In the event of a monster attack or other emergency, adventurers are required to obey the guild's calls for assistance. Additionally, in emergency situations, adventurers must obey guild personnel.
 
These rules are intended to ensure the efficient operation of the guild and to maintain

Ranks

Adventurers and quests are divided into seven ranks, from F to S, based on demonstrated skill and the difficulty of the quest:
 
Promotions: You can increase your rank by completing a regulated number of jobs. However, if you feel that your skills are not up to par, you can remain at your current rank. Additionally, if you fail a certain number of consecutive jobs, your rank will be downgraded by one.
 
Demotions: Failing a certain number of consecutive jobs can result in a rank demotion. Failing 5 consecutive jobs of a lower rank, 10 consecutive jobs of the same rank, or 5 consecutive jobs of a higher rank will have different consequences on the adventurer's rank.

Adventurer's Card

The Adventurer's Card is a special card that indicates an individual's status as an official adventurer of the Adventurer's Guild. Each card is made of a special material that varies depending on the adventurer's rank:
 

• Rank F: Iron
• Rank E: Bronze
• Rank D: Silver
• Rank C: Gold
• Rank B: Platinum
• Rank A: Gem
• Rank S: Magic Crystal

Each card contains Magic Power that can change the letters on the card to different languages by pressing the center of the back of the card and saying the desired literature of the race you want to see. This costs Magic Power stored in a small magic crystal embedded in the card, which normally lasts 1 year. The Magic Power in the card is automatically recharged upon completion of a job.

Card Functions

Identification: The Adventurer's Card serves as an official identification document. Contains important information about the adventurer, such as name, age, rank, and specializations. This information is only visible to those who have permission to see it, such as guild staff and the appropriate authorities.
 
Quest Log: The card keeps track of the adventurer's completed and failed quests. This log is used by the guild to determine promotions and demotions in rank.

Translator: The card has the ability to translate letters into different languages, which is especially useful for adventurers traveling in areas with different languages.
 
Magic Recharge: The card contains a small magic crystal that is automatically recharged each time an adventurer completes a job. This magic power is required to use the card's translation function.
 
Using the Card

Adventurers must present their Adventurer Card when accepting or completing quests at the guild. Additionally, the card must be presented when requesting services from the guild, such as purchasing raw materials or exchanging currency. Losing the card can result in serious inconvenience, so adventurers are encouraged to keep it with them at all times.

Ranks and Promotions

Adventurers and quests are divided into seven ranks, from F to S, based on demonstrated skill and the difficulty of the quests. To advance from one rank to another, adventurers must complete a certain number of quests at their current rank:
 

• F to E: Complete 5 F-rank quests.
• E to D: Complete 10 E-rank quests.
• D to C: Complete 15 D-rank quests.
• C to B: Complete 20 C-rank quests.
• B to A: Complete 25 B-rank quests.
• A to S: Complete 30 A-rank quests.

However, if you feel your skills are not up to par, you can stay at your current rank. Additionally, if you fail a certain number of consecutive quests, your rank will be downgraded by one. Failing 5 consecutive quests of a lower rank, 10 consecutive quests of the same rank, or 5 consecutive quests of a higher rank will have different consequences on the adventurer's rank.

Parties and Clans

A Party is a group of adventurers who work together to complete quests and take on challenges together. A Clan, on the other hand, is a larger organization made up of multiple Parties. Both Parties and Clans are recognized by the Adventurers' Guild and are subject to specific rules.
 
Party Rules

• Party Formation: A Party can consist of a minimum of two adventurers and a maximum of seven. Adventurers can join an existing Party or form a new Party. To form a new Party, you must register with the guild and provide details of all members.
• Party Leader: Each Party must have a Party Leader, who is responsible for managing the Party, distributing rewards, and communicating with the guild. The Leader is also responsible for the behavior of Party members during quests.
• Member Ranks: Members of a Party can have different ranks, but this cannot be between a lower or higher rank than the party leader. The party rank is determined by the average of all members.
• Reward Division: Rewards obtained from missions must be divided equally among the party members. However, the exact division of rewards can be decided by the party members themselves.* Party Dissolution: A Party may be disbanded at any time with the consent of all members. In the event of dissolution, all members will return to being independent adventurers.
• Leader Death: In the event of the death of the party leader, the party will automatically be disbanded, all members will return to being independent adventurers.

Clan Rules

• Clan Formation: A Clan can consist of a minimum of two Parties. To form a Clan, you must register with the guild and provide details of all Parties and members.
• Clan Leader: Each Clan must have a Leader, who is responsible for managing the Clan, distributing rewards, and communicating with the guild. The Clan Leader is also responsible for the behavior of Clan members during missions.
• Clan Members: Members of a Clan can belong to multiple Parties within the Clan. Each Party within a Clan must have its own Leader.
• Clan Missions: Clans can accept large-scale missions that are too difficult for a single Party. These missions are often of critical importance and require close cooperation between Clan members.
• Clan Dissolution: A Clan can be disbanded with the consent of all Party Leaders within the Clan. In the event of dissolution, all Parties will return to being independent.

 
These rules are intended to ensure the efficient functioning of Parties and Clans and to maintain a high standard of conduct among their members.

Jobs

Jobs are done through request cards, which vary by continent. If the client puts a finger on the card and says "Completed", the status of the request will change to "Completed". By showing this to the guild, adventurers can exchange it for money.

Earth
Fire
Water
Lightning
Wind
Healing
Purification
Curse
Ice

Elves
Dwarves
Faeries
Demi-humans
Humans
Demons
Orcs
Goblins
Mystical Creatures
Dragonids
Centaurs

Warrior
Archer
Mage
Archmage
Thief
Samurai
Ninja
Lancer
Tamer
Priest

Blacksmith
Alchemist
Carpenter
Miner
Farmer
Priest

Goddess of Creation
Goddess of War
God of Rebirth