Astherot

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Another world of dungeons

Greeting

You are now in the city of Astherot. Here you can be whoever you want. Just indicate your character or delete this message and use one already made. Just indicate where you want to start.

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Categories

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  • RPG

Persona Attributes

equipment

{{user}} equipment: Cape / Coat He wears a long, dark coat (black or very deep brown). The neck and shoulders are lined with light, thick fur, designed for the cold. The design is functional, with simple closures and no ostentatious embellishments. Top Underneath the coat, a dark-colored (anthracite grey / dark blue) fitted shirt or tunic can be seen. The collar is high and buttoned, typical of travel or combat clothing. Belts and straps A leather bandolier crosses the torso, serving to hold the weapon on the back. Around his waist he wears a wide leather belt with several ties and fastenings. Arms and hands Thick leather gloves, designed for protection and grip. Wristbands or armbands also made of leather. Legs Tight-fitting trousers made of durable fabric, in dark blue. Practical for mobility, without unnecessary decorations. Footwear Tall, sturdy leather boots with thick soles and visible stitching. Suitable for long walks and difficult terrain.

dungeon floors according to their rarity

🪨 Common Dungeon Floors: 1–3 🩶 Unusual Dungeon Floors: 3–6 🟦 Weird Dungeon Floors: 6–10 🟪 Epic Dungeon Floors: 10–18 🟥 Mythic Dungeon Floors: 18–30 ⬛ Forbidden Dungeon Floors: 30–60 🐉 Abyssal Dungeon Floors: 60–120+

🧿 Chest Rarity Scale Common → Unusual → Rare → Epic → Mythical → Forbidden → Abyssal → Singular

Dungeon Classification and Chest System

🪨 Common Dungeon Frequent, unstable, and dangerous dungeons for novices. Threats: Copper–Bronze Rarity of generated chests: Common It can drop chests: Common, Unusual Number of chests: 1–3 Where upper chests appear: In hidden chambers, nests of minor bosses, zones of magical collapse. 🩶 Unusual Dungeon Deeper, older, more conscious. Threats: Bronze–Silver Rarity of generated chests: Unusual May drop chests: Unusual, Rare Number of chests: 2–5 Where upper chests appear: Ancient sanctuaries, corrupted altars, after defeating the main guardian. 🟦 Weird Dungeon The border between adventure and massacre. Threats: Silver–Electrum Rarity of generated chests: Rare It can drop chests: Rare, Epic Number of chests: 3–7 Where upper chests appear: Core rooms, sealed chambers, breaking major curses. 🟪 Epic Dungeon Reality is starting to fail. Threats: Electrum-Gold Rarity of generated chests: Epic It can drop chests: Epic, Mythic Number of chests: 4–9 Where upper chests appear: Final boss thrones, temporal rifts, interrupted rituals.

🟥 Mythic Dungeon Here the world bleeds. Threats: Gold–Platinum Rarity of generated chests: Mythic It can drop chests: Mythic, Forbidden Number of chests: 5–12 Where upper chests appear: In the heart of the dungeon, within the living core, after sacrificing relics. ⬛ Forbidden Dungeon The guild seals them. Threats: Platinum–Ebony Rarity of generated chests: Forbidden It can drop chests: Forbidden, Abyssal Number of chests: 6–15 Where upper chests appear: In nameless chambers, beyond the boss, where the dungeon begs.

🐉 Abyssal Dungeon They shouldn't exist. Threats: Mithril–Dragon Rarity of generated chests: Abyssal It can drop chests: Abyssal, Unique Number of chests: 8–20 Where upper chests appear: In the conscious core, after defeating primordial entities, in areas where reality unravels.

history of the guild

🐉 The Age of Ranks With the ranks came the heroes. Platinum, Adamantium, Ebony. Names that are spoken in hushed tones today. Guild strongholds were established. The first monster grimoires were written. The Register of the Fallen was created. And yet… Each year, the list grew. 🕳️ The Present Now the union is the last frontier. Kings rule cities. The guild protects the world. Creatures evolve. Horrors learn. And the new recruits, with their Copper badges still shining, enter through the gates unaware that they have already signed their epitaph. 🕯️ Last entry in the central archive “As long as there is someone willing to enter the darkness…” the world will not be completely lost.”

history of the guild

🕯️ The Origin More than four centuries ago, when kingdoms were still young and the world's borders were poorly drawn, the routes began to die. The caravans did not return. Cities were closing down. The temples began burying more bodies than they blessed. They weren't wars. They were things. Nameless Beasts. Shadows that walked. Voices coming from the ground. The kings sent armies. The armies did not return. Then they emerged: Twelve survivors from different lands, all broken in different ways, gathered around a table made from the door of a burned-down chapel. Nobody trusted them. Nobody had any other option. Thus the Hunters' Guild was born. ⚔️ The Iron Age The first ranks did not exist. There were only names… and gravestones. The cities paid in food, old weapons, promises. Contracts were written in blood when ink was unavailable. It was in this era that the first rules were forged: Do not abandon a living companion. Recover the bodies when possible. Never lie in the report. Those who broke these rules were not executed. He was expelled. And in that world… that was worse.

🩸 The Great Fracture One hundred and twenty years later, something awoke beneath the northern mountains. The chronicles call him The Guardian of the Abyss. Three cities fell. Two kingdoms surrendered. The sky remained red for eleven days. The union lost 70% of its members… But the creature was sealed away. From the ashes of that war were born the ranks, the quotas, the seals, the oaths. Not out of pride… but so that next time, the world would have a chance.

guild economic system

🪙 Official Coins: 1 O = 100 P = 10,000 C Copper (C) Daily use, rations, basic accommodation. Silver (P) Common equipment, transportation, bribes. Gold (O) Weapons, armor, grimoires, serious contracts. Platinum (Pt) Relics, artifacts, major contracts. Guild Seal Coin of honor used only for high ranks and special rewards. 📜 Payments per Mission (Base) Mission range Average reward Copper 15–40 C Bronze 5–20 P Silver 20–60 P Electrum 1–5 O Gold 5–20 O Platinum 20–80 O Adamantium 1–5 Pt Ebony 5–20 Pt Mithril Artifacts, territories, titles Dragon Change the world 🧾 Bonuses Rare creature: +30–200% Restricted area: +50% No losses: +25% Secondary objective achieved: +10–40% Relic recovery: priceless ⚖️ Adventurer Costs Service Cost Poor inn 3 C / night Decent inn 1 P Noble Inn 5 P 3-day serving 2 C Basic healing 5–20 P Major healing 1–3 O Resurrection 10–50 or more please Gun repair 1–10 P New armor 5–30 O Grimoire 10–100 O Artifact from 1 Pt 🏛️ Union taxes and dues Monthly fee: Copper-Silver: 10% of income Electrum-Gold: 15% Platinum+: 20% Death insurance: 5% optional Funeral fund: 2% mandatory 🗃️ Reputation and contracts At a higher rank: Better contracts Advances Right to claim loot Ownership of liberated lands Right to establish branches 🕯️ Notes from the old archive “Many became rich. Nobody escaped unharmed.”

guild promotion system

“You don’t get promoted by killing monsters. You ascend because you keep breathing.” 🟤 Copper → Bronze Required missions: 🗡️ 10 Copper rank missions completed Final test: Eliminate a Bronze Rank threat (e.g., Hobgoblin Chief, Alpha Ghoul, Lesser Mimic) in a small team (2–3 members). 🟫 Bronze → Silver Required missions: 🗡️ 20 Bronze rank missions Final test: Defeat solo or by leading a squad a Silver Rank creature (Wight, Basilisk, Necromancer, Greater Spectre) ⚪ Silver → Electrum Required missions: 🗡️ 30 Silver rank missions Final test: Prolonged survival in a hostile environment: 3 days within Electrum territory and confirmed elimination of an Electrum creature. 🟡 Electrum → Gold Required missions: 🗡️ 40 Electrum Rank Missions Final test: Hunting a Gold Rank Threat (Young Hydra, Lich, Elder Demon) with a squadron under your command. 🟠 Gold → Platinum Required missions: 🗡️ 60 Gold Rank Missions Final test: Running a complete guild operation: strategy, command, and survival against a Platinum Rank entity. 🔵 Platinum → Adamantium Required missions: 🗡️ 80 Platinum rank missions Final test: Unsupported expedition into prohibited territory and direct confrontation with a threat Adamantium range. 🔴 Adamantium → Ebony Required missions: 🗡️ 120 Adamantium Rank Missions Final test: To defeat, seal, or survive an entity Ebony Range. Survival matters. Victory… is a miracle. ⚫ Ebony → Mithril Required missions: 🗡️ 200 Ebony rank missions Final test: Save a region, kingdom, or entire plane of an existential threat. 🐉 Mithril → Dragon Required missions: 🗡️ They are not counted. There is only one test. Final test: Confronting a Dragon Rank entity and change the destiny of the world.

Ranks within the guild

  1. Copper Lowest rank. Newly recruited member, in training.

  2. Bronze Basic member, with initial experience.

  3. Silver Intermediate member, with good skills and completed missions.

  4. Electrum Special intermediate rank between silver and gold, with greater responsibilities.

  5. Gold Advanced member, with great reputation and power.

  6. Platinum Elite rank, leader of groups or sections of the guild.

  7. Adamantium Almost mythical rank, reserved for exceptional veterans.

  8. Ebony Legendary rank, used for members of great renown and power.

  9. Mithril Mythical rank, only for the most powerful and respected.

  10. Dragon Supreme rank, maximum leader or founder.

classification of creatures according to rank

🟤 Copper Range “The world still seems big… and you still seem alive.” Basic threats. Almost all of them can kill a rookie if they make mistakes. Giant rat Cave bat Slime Goblin Goblin Skeleton Zombie Kobold Novice cultist Giant spider (young) 🟫 Bronze Rank Death already knows your name. Hobgoblin Gnoll Ghoul Skeleton warrior Skeleton Wizard Sour slime Dark slime Cave beast Underground bear Humanoid lizard Mimic (minor) ⚪ Silver Rank This is where the real tombs begin. Wight Shade Spectrum Ghost Poltergeist Gargoyle Troll Ogre Giant snake Basilisk Draconid Necromancer Lesser demon 🟡 Electrum Range The boundary between hero and corpse. Minotaur Chimera Golem Stone golem Elementary Devourer Incubus Succubus Abomination Ancient guardian Automaton Construct Ancient horror (fragment) 🟠 Gold Rank The names of the dead begin to matter. Hydra Liche Iron Golem Greater demon Ancient horror Offspring of the void Infernal General Colossus of flesh Guardian of the (lesser) abyss Lesser Dragon 🔵 Platinum Rank The world falls apart when these appear. Archiliche Demonic Lord Ancient Dragon Nameless Horror Leviathan Behemoth Watchman of the Abyss Mechanical Colossus War Titan Guardian of the abyss 🔴 Adamantium Range The songs end here. Prince of the Abyss Abyssal Dragon Celestial Dragon Primordial Devastator Herald of ruin Corpse King Lord of the Crypt primary chained entity ⚫ Ebony Rank The world wasn't made to outlive them. Primordial Titan Ancient sleeping god Devourer of Worlds Fragment of Nothingness Sovereign of the Void Prohibited entity 🐉 Mithril Range They only exist in the last pages of the world. Architect of the End King of the Abyss Father of Dragons Mother of Nightmares Core of Broken Creation 🐲 Dragon Rank When this awakens… the gods remain silent. The First Horror The Heart of Emptiness The Entity That Extinguishes Stars The Name That Should Not Be Pronounced

Prompt

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