Bellhart RPG

1. Thread Raker - A tall beetle tasked with collecting scraps of Silk to prepare them for reeling. Their sharp rakes now serve equally well as piercing weapons. ‎They have several simple attacks: ‎• They jump up and, briefly hovering in the air, throw a pitchfork at the hunter. ‎• They duck and perform several dashes and strikes in the direction where the hunter was before attacking. ‎Thread Rakers can also burrow into the ground and emerge near the hunter, or at their spawn point if far away. Thread Rakers have almost all been driven mad by the silk obsession, but even so, they continue to work. They resemble centipedes, though they are beetles, and are clad in dirty, tattered brown cloaks of pincers and craw. Their meat is inedible.
2. Dreg Catcher - A beetle tasked with collecting the remnants of Silk that have fallen from the Citadel. When provoked, it attacks with its staff. The Dreg Catcher appears as a stocky beetle with two pairs of limbs and a dark green shell. Its upper body is covered by a pale brown cloth balaclava with a connected eye hole. It wields a staff similar to a butterfly net, which it uses to collect the remnants of Silk that have fallen from the Citadel. When it doesn't see a hunter, it stands still and tries to catch the Silk out of the air with its staff. When approached, it uses one simple attack: It slashes horizontally, first toward the player, then downwards in the opposite direction. Almost all Dreg Catchers have been driven mad by the silk obsession, but they still perform their duties. Their meat is inedible.
3. Silk Sniper is a beetle with scissors, tasked with cutting and reeling up fallen Silk for return to the Citadel. Has several attacks: ‎• It attempts to parry the hunter's scissors attack. After striking the scissors, Silk Snipper dashes forward and repeatedly slashes with its scissors. • ‎It performs a long dash with a scissors strike. ‎Silk Snipper also makes short dashes, sometimes towards the hunter,

1. Mite - These small bugs are constantly crawling around wherever there are crumbs and food scraps. They are small, gray-brown, and inconspicuous, but have large eyes and sharp mandibles that can bite. The bite isn't particularly painful, but they can carry diseases. Hunters also set traps for them, as they are edible, and their pelts can be used in large quantities to make backpacks and bags.
2. Fluttermite - Also small and gray-brown, like their Mite cousins, they are rounded and have a pair of small wings that they use for flight. Especially skilled hunters can climb them to great heights. They are also edible. Hunters can set silk nets to catch them.
3. Mitemother - A huge mite that scurries back and forth through the catacombs, screaming. They have poor eyesight, but excellent sense of smell. They live in one specific lair in the old catacombs near Bellway station.

1. Craw - Small beetles resembling crows in dirty brown robes. They inhabit the Gloomy Marsh, primarily Kar-Lake. When approached, they begin to fly at a certain distance from the disturber. After a while, they dive at the hunter and continue to keep their distance from the other side. Their skins are used for some jewelry and clothing. They are edible, but not usually consumed. They can be trained.
2. Tallcraw - A tall Craw armed with a long Pin. When a traveler approaches, it will make a sharp dash. In the air, it often uses a simple series of strikes. It can perform dashes, spinning attacks, and aerial attacks. Using their meat is frowned upon, as they are completely intelligent. Sometimes, when encountered, a mercy can be negotiated for a certain number of beads or shiny items.
3. Squatcraw - A plump Craw armed with Triple Pins. When a traveler approaches, it will fly into the sky, maintaining its distance. It fires three pins in a single strike and often hovers out of reach, making this foe a real nuisance for inexperienced travelers. They all have so-called Jurymen. They wear silver beak caps, carry silver weapons, and wear silver helmets. These beetles are much rarer, as they are the elite of Craw society.
4. Crawfather - A large Craw with a steel spiked rim and beak. He wears a dark gray cape and lighter gray fur that flows smoothly into a hood. He rules Craw society and judges those whose crimes are considered unacceptable by the Craws. The trial is conducted like a battle. ‎

Greymoor - a vast area filled with damp air and thick fog. In the western part of the swamps is a silk processing tower, where tailor beetles and seamstresses toil. The eastern territories are infested with crow-like Craws, stealing beads from the inhabitants of Farlum and carrying them to their nests around a place called Kar-lake. Numerous mites inhabit the lower levels of the swamp, hiding in the rags and wet drains of the upper factory. Above the Bellway station, located between the spinning mill and the ponds, is a small pub called "Halfway Home," run by old Craig, who brews healing drinks.

•Splinter is the youngest of the Splinters. Like her brethren, she disguises herself as a twig. When she attacks, her large eyes and claws become visible. They usually simply attack, wildly tearing their prey apart with their claws. •Splinterhorn - like her younger brethren, she disguises herself as a twig and has large eyes, but she moves on four legs and attacks exclusively with the sharp spikes on her head. She has two types of attack: spinning in the air and ramming. •Splinterbark - she has no camouflage ability, but she has wings. She attacks by spinning around with her legs spread out. Her head is much larger. To camouflage herself, she presses herself against the walls to be less noticeable. •Sister Splinter - the queen of the Splinter Tribe. She can control thorny vines. She moves along the ceiling. During combat, she slams her claws onto the ground and summons Splinterbark for help, making her a formidable opponent.

•Phacia - a beetle that disguises itself as flowers. It can defend itself by releasing spores, but with proper training they can become a good pet. Thanks to its wings, it can fly, which it usually does, hovering steadily in the air. •Pollenica - a special modification of a flower that shoots charges of pollen at threats, which they try to destroy as quickly as possible. Particularly skilled craftsmen are able to catch these charges in vessels and use them as poison for weapons. •Gahlia - a special modification of a flower that knocks down threats with a sharp throw of its hard bud. Their hard buds look good as a portable source of shell fragments and even better as trophies.

•Pond Skipper - A passive enemy found in the ponds of the Carapace Forest. The Pond Skipper is a quadrupedal beetle with a green, teardrop-shaped shell. Its shell is divided into three sections, the one closest to the face being darker. The face is located inside the shell, and its eyes are visible through a hole in the front of the shell. Two short black antennae also protrude from this hole. Finally, each of the Pond Skipper's legs has a knee-like bend in the middle. The Pond Skipper moves in short, gliding bursts and can also dive into water. These are the very creatures hunted by the hunters of Bellhart. •Shellwood Gnat - soft-bodied, winged or wingless, greenish creatures enclosed in a dense shell. They are incapable of causing much harm on their own. Their meat can also be eaten, but hunters are interested in them as a source of shell fragments... •Pondcatcher - a former Bellhart hunter and Endra's colleague; they went mad from the silk obsession and began attacking not only the game but also intelligent beetles with their long throwing pins.

A gigantic forest with a large lake at the entrance to Bellhart, enormous stalactites in the background, small ponds within the forest itself, and lush vegetation. The latter consists primarily of green moss, tree shoots, and beautiful pale flowers that stand out from the background. Among this diverse flora, there lives an equally diverse fauna, ranging from common beetles to secretive stick insects and living flowers.

Bellhart consists of the town itself, with the Bell Wilds above and below it. From Bellhart, you can directly access Greymoor and Shellwood via a road that runs through the entire settlement. From Bellhart, the Bell Wilds lead to Wisp Thicket (if you go up) and Marrow (if you go down).

Endra, also known as Reed-Pondcatcher, is one of the few remaining sane hunters. She regularly hunts Pond Skipper, Shellwood Gnat, Wood Wasp, Splinters, Phacia, Pollenica, Gahlia and other fauna of the Shellwood. She eats the meat herself and sells the surplus, as well as the beetle shell fragments she collects. She lives in a small bell-house, nestled among smaller bells. She wears a green camouflage cloak and carries throwing spears, which she crafts from the shell fragments of the beetles she kills.

She is a tailor in Zvonvil. She is a beetle with a single horn and a massive gray shell. She sews various clothing, but mainly capes and hoods. Her primary materials are silk, shell fragments from other beetles, and kar hides. Visso is also willing to pay large sums for the fur of the Furm that inhabit the Zvonvil Wilds. She sells capes to passing pilgrims. She lives in a bell, which is lined with soft upholstery. Visso has no bed, but she does have a large loom.

He is a resident of Bellhart who cultivates Plasmium. He is the bronze shell of a mechanical beetle that was possessed by Plasmium. He is completely independent and sentient. His bell House is covered in Lifeblood vines. Tic typically sells small doses of Plasmium for medical use. Pavo and Hornet have mandated that Tic limit the sale and distribution of Plasmium (Lifeblood) due to its addictive nature and the vines' ability to spread over large areas. Tic typically does not carry a weapon, as he fights with bare claws.

Courier delivery orders are missions that require you to deliver a specified item to its destination without using transport or taking damage, and avoiding impacts and shocks. Each item has its own durability, which is reduced by damage, falls from great heights, or collisions with obstacles at high speed. Attempting to transport the item using vehicles such as the Bell Way or the Arterio (the Citadel's elevator system) will result in immediate damage to the item. List of possible orders: •Supplies for the Song Corner - cargo: courier baggage (withstands approximately 5 hits), payment: 160 beads, delivered to: Sherma, Keeper of the Song Corner. The package contains a variety of food and materials. As the couriers describe the mission: "Good goods for the pilgrims up there! They're quite brave, to have settled in that great Citadel. They really need these packages, courier! Deliver them safely, we beg you!" ‎•Supplies for Fleatopia: Cargo - Courier luggage (approximately 5 hits), Price: 210 beads, Recipient: Flea leader, can be found in Fleatopia. Courier comments: "These goods are for smart fleas, all fresh and fresh. Deliver them, courier? Maybe you will serve not only to serve, but at the same time you will make new friends! Yes, yes?" •Supplies for the Bone Camp: Cargo - Courier Baggage (will withstand approximately 5 hits), Payment - 80 Beads, Recipient: Flick, located in the Survivor Camp. Courier comments: "New packages for the unfortunate survivors from the cave below. Deliver them quickly, courier! They will be of great help!"

Tipp and Pill are brothers. They are small, winged beetles. Their bodies are green, and their heads are light green. Their backpacks are several times larger than their bodies and consist of numerous sacks filled with various items. They are couriers, but currently prefer to remain in the city due to the dangers. Therefore, you can take orders from them to deliver items for a fee. Pill is very fond of a special dish - courier slice of meat. Courier slice of meat is an ancient recipe for all couriers, oozing fat. This meat cooks quickly over an open fire, but also spoils quickly. The brothers live together in a bell house on the outskirts. Their courier station is located above Freya's shops and the wish board on a protruding brass platform.

Freya's shop products - furniture and household goods (sold only to those who have housing in Bellhart): •Table: a standard table made of carved black stone with an edging of shiny bronze; price - 380 beads; Freya's comments - "A durable and reliable table is the heart of any home! It will help you both assess your current situation and organize the artifacts you have acquired." •Lights: A long rope with small chambers containing immortal luminous silk midges, used to illuminate the inside of a house; price - 320 beads; Freya's comment - "Balls connected with a string with luminous midges inside. Will illuminate even the darkest bell." •Bell Varnish: A varnish to protect against corrosion in three colors: gold, bronze and silver; price - 520 beads; Freya's comment - "Your bell is strong and sturdy - only the betray surfaces its venerable age. Why don't we repaint it? A protective coating and a more elegant look to boot!" •Bath: A special heated bowl that clings to the ceiling of the house, the water in the bowl is warm and relaxing; price - 1100 beads; Freya's comments - "Would you like to cool off in a hot bath? Considering the stress you're constantly under, I'm sure your shell will be grateful."

Freya's Shop Items: Supplies and Gadgets. •Multibinder: A Weaver tool that enhances your silk healing abilities by doubling your normal healing effect; it has a special tool with a central cone-shaped pin that wraps silk, while two secondary pins help with the winding process; Price: 880 Beads; Freya's Comment: "I rarely have such amazing items. This thing is said to enhance the beetle's natural healing abilities! I can't say I've personally felt the effect, but I'm healthier than most people here!" •Spool Fragment: Half of a portable silk spool; when intact, it allows you to carry more silk for later use; Price - 270 Beads; Freya's Comment: "This thing is surprisingly heavy for a spool without silk. Do you think it could be a gift left to us by the ancient Weavers?" •Memory Locket: A silver locket depicting Bellhart in its heyday; value - 330 beads; Freya's comment: "An exquisite object that holds a precious memory. I have an excellent memory myself, but I'm sure you'll find a worthy use for this item." •Set of Shards: Shell shards from defeated beetles, tightly bound in a cloth, can be easily separated and used to craft various items; value: 50 beads; Freya's comment: "Travelers should always carry a few shell shards, just in case. We Bellhart's were once renowned for our ability to craft all sorts of fine things, an art that most modern pilgrims, alas, no longer possess. Except for you, of course." •Rosary - necklace: beads strung on a strong thread, this form of storing beads allows you not to lose them while moving, number of beads - 120; price - 140 beads (20 - Freya's commission for the work); Freya's comments - "Beads can fall out of your pockets at the most inopportune moment, but I've become very skilled at stringing them! I can weave a whole necklace out of them for you, reliable and stylish...".

Freya is one of the merchants who live in Bellhart. When the silk haze enveloped the city, she hid in her shop and lived off the food supplies there. She is the employer of Tipp and Pill. In addition to trading, she provides banking services by making prayer beads and storing them. Freya looks like a large beetle with a gray cape and a gray shell. Her head is oval-shaped and has four small triangular protrusions. She lives in her shop, rarely going outside. Her shop is a large bell with a hole through which she sells, and a large sign welded to it. There is also a wish board next to her shop.

A half-weaver who lives in a bell-shaped house near the entrance to the Ringing Wilds. She occupies herself with various responsibilities, but most often runs errands outside the settlement, hunts, or fights off attacks on the city. She is usually dressed in a warm red cloak. She walks on two legs, but has eight limbs, like all spiders. On her head is a white mask with two sharp horns and two black eyes. She is armed with a needle (a long, spear-like weapon) and a variety of various battle tools. She can play the needle (stretching silk thread on a needle and playing it like a harp) and is friends with Shakra. The house has a pet flea (fleas are domesticated pets that resemble golden retrievers in behavior, fur texture, and sounds).

Relic Seeker Scrounge is a centipede who lives in the bell tower on the town's main street. He collects and preserves various antiquities to preserve history. Anyone is welcome to visit him and view the exhibits in his museum. He wears a gray headscarf and a white mask, concealing his true face. He also accepts new exhibits for his museum, paying handsome sums of beads for them. Here is the price list for providing artifacts: Bone Scroll (a regular diary of a dead beetle) - 50 beads, Weaver Effigy (a small bone idol depicting a weaver with prayers inscribed on it) - 75 beads, Choral Commandment (an official document from the Citadel) - 180 beads, Rune Harp (a voice recorder that works with silk and silk seals, carrying an audio message) - 210 beads, Mysterious Egg (a trace of an ancient deep civilization) - 600 beads

Plinney is a master of his craft, capable of sharpening needles, nails, pins, and other weapons, restoring their former shine and deadly edge. ‎He resembles a grasshopper with short mandibles, a cream-colored head, and a brown cape. ‎He is a good-natured and slightly eccentric craftsman, dedicated to his craft. He views sharpening blades not simply as labor, but as an art, imbuing weapons with a "radiance capable of piercing the darkness itself." Despite his slight eccentricity, Plinney is a hardworking and experienced who has dedicated his life to his craft. ‎In conversation, he often speaks of the legendary pale oil once used by Citadel pinmasters for deadly sharpness and perfect shine to pins. Hornet and Shakra have obtained this oil several times, but it is impossible for most beetles. ‎Plinney was married to another grasshopper, Melatoll. However, she died in a Craws raid. Plinney buried her in the lower, secret part of the Shellwood and visits her periodically.

Pavo is a beetle who is the informal leader of the settlement. He wears a crimson cape with a gold button and a golden helmet with the symbol of Farlum. Pavo constantly walks around, singing loudly. He asks all newcomers to relax and stay in this town. In dialogue, he believes in visitors and maintains an optimistic outlook. You can obtain a residence permit and buy a house from Pavo (a house costs 2,000 beads, and a residence permit costs 500).

The Bell Wilds are a network of narrow corridors above and below Bellhart. The wilds themselves are undeveloped, dark and cramped, and often in danger of collapse. Some bells, awkwardly positioned with their sharp edges facing upward, can injure unlucky travelers. From below, the Bell Wilds lead to the Marrow. From above, the Bell Wilds lead to the Shellwood. The Bell Wilds are home to Furms—soft-furred creatures that hide beneath the bells like hermit crabs. They have a winged variety that is much larger and more massive.

One of the largest cities in Pharlum, composed of countless bells.

Ringville contains many interesting locations: Freya's Shop. Various goods and upgrades to the Ringing House can be purchased there. Plinny's Pinsmith's Workshop. needles and pins can be sharpened there. Kanyuk the Junk Dealer's Cottage. Various antiquities can be deciphered there and exchanged for beads. A Bell House Hornet. "Bell Way" Station; Shakra's Camp. Here may can purchase necessary items or call Shakra to buy a new map. Tipp and Pill Courier Station. There may can take on various commissions, which offer generous rewards in beads when completed. The uninhabited area of ​​Bell is called the Bell Wilds—the dark spaces beneath and above the city. The Bell Hermit lives in the lower Bell Wilds, accessible through a secret passageway inside the Bellhart "Bell Way" station, beneath the very bottom step.

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