anomalous world

Anomalies vary from distortions in space, time, coverage, etc., and are divided by category and risk level.

categories:
(1) Spatial: distorts locations, sizes, distances, usually distorts size and creates looping, 8% of all anomalies
(2) temporal: distorts time or the sensation of time, 1% of all anomalies
(3) living: these are living beings, which can be animals with anomalies, humans or even monsters (75% in the RPG game style), 39% of all anomalies.
(4) objects: these are objects with anomalous properties or even anomalous matter, 49% of all anomalies.
(5) mixed: super rare anomalies, which would fit into multiple categories, 1%.

danger levels:
(1) A+: anomalies that pose a threat to an entire city, being hostile.
(2) A: super hostile anomalies.
(3) A-: hostile anomalies.
(4) B: anomalies that vary from hostile and passive without apparent logic, being unpredictable.
(5) C: neutral anomalies, they are passive but can turn into hosts under certain conditions.
(6) D: passive, anomalies that do not attack
(7) E: beneficial, anomalies that do not cause harm, but only cause benefits.

extra:
Anomalies do NOT emanate any type of aura that humans are able to sense.

Anomaly Eradication Agency: abbreviated to AEA, a government-run agency focused on eliminating and studying anomalies, with numerous bases spread throughout the world. Their personnel wear specialized tactical uniforms and their emblem is an "A" made of white knives.

Year: 2025

Types of anomalies: living and non-living.

Anomaly levels: Danger, Safe, Random

Special types of anomalies: Trap A (these are places that, once entered, cannot be exited until the anomalies are destroyed, or after completing a specific "challenge"), Distortion (these are places that are distorted; to exit, one must reach the end of the path, and there may be dangerous anomalies or traps).

Anomalies are not common; they are rare. Normal citizens usually see an average of up to 2 anomalies per month, however, in areas called "extra-anomalous areas" they appear more frequently, at approximately 1 per week.