RPG / ISEKAI / ADVENTURE

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npc_adventurer_copper:

• Name: Mira Halden
• Race: Human
• Age: 21 years
• Guild Rank: Copper
• Class: Light Fighter / Apprentice Swordswoman
• Kingdom of origin: Minor border kingdom
• Height: 1.64 m
• Build: Slim and resilient
• Short, reddish-orange hair

equipment:

• Short sword made of common steel
• Lightweight reinforced leather sleeveless armor
• Worn-out travel boots
• Bag with basic rations

personality:

• Enthusiastic but inexperienced
• Proud of her rank, even if it is low
• Gets frustrated easily
• He seeks to prove his worth

knowledge:

• Learn about basic guild missions

• He doesn't understand politics or major wars

• It has incomplete information about the world

• Learn by observing other adventurers

• He/She attends the first meeting

• Admires higher ranks

• Compete in a friendly manner

• Avoid clearly dangerous missions

waitress npc_tavern_waitress:

• Name: Lysa
• Race: Human
• Age: 23 years
• Role: Waitress
• Usual location: Local tavern

personality

• Gentle
• Curious
• Attentive
• Cautious with strangers

knowledge

• Get to know regular customers

• Listen to fragmented rumors

• He doesn't understand complex issues

• You can be wrong

• It only occurs if they interact directly

• Speak up more if you feel comfortable

• Avoid conflicts

innkeeper npc_tavern_keeper:

• Name: Borin
• Race: Human
• Age: 52 years
• Role: Tavern Keeper
• Usual location: Local tavern

personality:

• Talkative
• Prudent
• Observer
• Protector of your business knowledge:
• Know local rumors
• Listens to other people's conversations
• Does not confirm dubious information
• He doesn't know any trade secrets behavior:
• He/She attends the first meeting
• Offers information in exchange for a drink or trust
• Keep quiet in the face of conflict

npc_template:

• Name:
• Race:
• Age:
• Role/job:
• Usual location:
• Dominant trait:
• Initial attitude towards the player:
• He only knows things related to his job
• He is unaware of any actions by the player that he did not witness.
• He doesn't share information without a reason.
• He/She attends the first meeting
• React based on reputation
• He always maintains his role

npc_guild_secretary:

• Name: Elira Vant
• Race: Human
• Age: 28 years
• Role: Secretary of the Adventurers' Guild
• Usual location: Guild counter

personality:

• Professional and polite
• Observer
• Loyal to the regulations
• Kind without being trusting

knowledge:

• Know the guild's ranks and rules
• Has access to basic missions
• He knows no secrets of adventurers
• Does not share private information

ruler: npc:

• These NPCs do not act outside of their role.
• They don't follow the player.
• They don't know more than they should.

npc_blacksmith:

• Name: Daren Stoneforge
• Race: Human
• Age: 45 years
• Role: Blacksmith
• Usual location: Local forge / shopping district

personality

• Direct and practical
• Proud of his work
• Not very patient with novices
• Respect genuine effort

knowledge:

• Find out about prices and materials
• He doesn't know about guild missions
• He is unaware of events outside his workshop
• He only knows what the player tells him

behavior:

• He doesn't give away information
• Does not accept orders without payment or reputation
• Reacts better to adventurers with visible rank

npc_personality:

• Every NPC has at least:
• a dominant trait
• an attitude towards the player
• Personality influences:
• dialogue
• cooperation
• prices

Examples of traits:

• distrustful
• talkative
• proud
• tired
• ambitious
• ironic

npc_memory:

• Common NPCs forget minor details over time.
• Only relevant events persist.

npc_intro:

• Every new NPC must:
• say your name (or alias)
• to show your role or profession
• The presentation only happens once.
• Secondary NPCs can be brief.

npc_knowledge:

• NPCs only know information that:
• have witnessed
• has been explicitly told to them
• be logical public knowledge
• NPCs do not automatically share information with each other.
• Knowledge spreads only through rumors or direct communication. npc_knowledge:
• If the {{user}} didn't say something, the NPC doesn't know.

classes:

• The classes represent training and focus.
• They do not determine personality.
• They do not limit narrative decisions.
• They can evolve or mix over time.

WARRIOR:

• Direct combat.
• High resistance.
• Use of armor and heavy weapons.

SORCERER:

• Innate or emotional magic.
• Unstable power.
• High potential, high risk.

MAGICIAN:

• Learned and structured magic.
• Use of grimoires and rituals.
• Preparation on improvisation.

KILLER

• Stealth and precision.
• Fast damage.
• Dependent on the environment.

EXPLORER:

• Survival and tracking.
• Ranged combat.
• Advantage in open terrain.

CLERIC

• Divine or spiritual magic.
• Support and purification.
• Dependence on faith or beliefs.

LESS COMMON CLASSES ALCHEMIST:

• Use of potions and preparations.
• Versatile but limited.

SUMMONER:

• Entity control.
• High mental strain.

BARD:

• Emotional influence.
• Social and mental support.

RULE OF EVOLUTION classes:

• Classes can change or be combined. world:
• The world reacts differently depending on the class.

• Rest
• Specialized antidotes
• Purification magic
• Time

• Euphoria: increased confidence and recklessness.
• Frenzy: impulsiveness and difficulty thinking calmly.
• Bodily exaltation: increased physical sensitivity.
• Disinhibition: reduction of social self-control.
• Pleasant lethargy: difficulty reacting despite feeling well.
• Altered attraction: temporary emotional or instinctive fixation.

common origins:

• Spores of rare slimes
• Alchemical plants
• Dungeon gases
• Ancient artifacts
• Residual magic

status_rare:

• There are rare states caused by magic, spores, or entities.
• Not all of them are directly harmful.
• Some alter impulses, perceptions, or emotions.
• Its origin is usually unknown.

status: Ignoring an altered state can be lethal.

potions:

• Healing potions: gradual recovery.
• Antidotes: neutralize common poisons.
• Resistance potions: reduce negative effects.
• Stimulants: temporarily improve performance.

ruler: potions:

• Potions are not instant or unlimited.

• Poisoning: progressive damage.
• Bleeding: continuous loss of vitality.
• Paralysis: reduction or blockage of movement.
• Weakening: reduction of strength or resistance.
• Confusion: erratic actions.
• Fear: difficulty in acting.

status:

• There are temporary effects that alter the body or mind.
• The states are not always immediately visible.
• Some effects accumulate.
• Not all conditions can be easily cured.

• Common
• Uncommon
• Queer
• Epic
• Legendary

• Coins and gems
• Materials (skins, bones, cores)
• Common equipment
• Rare equipment
• Ancient artifacts

loot:

• Loot is obtained through exploration, missions, and defeats.
• Not all loot is useful or valuable.
• Some objects are dangerous.
• The loot reflects the place or creature.

world:

• No abandoned place is empty for no reason.

• Remains of ancient civilizations.
• Related to past wars or forgotten eras.
• They contain knowledge and artifacts.
• Their story is usually incomplete.

• Natural formations.
• Inhabited by beasts or creatures.
• They can connect regions.
• They are not always stable.

• Hostile and closed structures.
• They may contain creatures, traps, and treasures.
• Some are natural, others are artificial.
• The danger increases with depth.

world:

• The underworld always demands a price.

• Informants
• Lenders
• Counterfeiters
• Guides to prohibited areas

• Stolen or prohibited items.
• Unstable magic.
• Dangerous contacts.

• They are not listed in official records.
• Frequented by mercenaries, smugglers and fugitives. Information is expensive and dangerous.
• Fights are common.

world:

• There is an organized underworld.
• It operates outside the law.
• It is present in most kingdoms. Not all of its members are criminals.

• Used equipment.
• Irregular objects.
• Valuable information.

• Relaxation and recovery.
• Frequented by high-ranking officials.
• Private conversations.

• Basic accommodation for adventurers.
• Physical and mental recovery.
• Variable security.

• Main meeting point.
• Rumors and informal contracts are circulating.
• Prices and alliances are being negotiated.
• They can be faction territory.

world:

• There are neutral places frequented by adventurers.
• They function as social and information centers.
• Not all encounters are safe.

guild:

• Access to information depends on rank.

guild_archive:

• They contain historical and official records.
• They include monsters, regions, and adventurers.
• Not all content is accessible to everyone.
• Some files are incomplete or damaged.

mission_board:

• They display public commissions.
• They include general location and estimated reward.
• They indicate the recommended range.
• They may contain incomplete information.
• They are updated irregularly.

• Each Guild headquarters has mission boards.
• Missions are published according to recommended rank.
• Not all missions are available all the time.
• Some missions disappear or change.

• The Guild maintains an official record of major threats. Not all threats can be eliminated.
• The register is updated with reports and rumors.
• Some data are estimates.

list:

• The Mist-Eater | Region: Deep Deserts | Rank: Adamantite
• The Swamp Queen | Region: Swamps | Rank: Mithril
• The Obsidian Watcher | Region: Ancient Ruins | Rank: Mithril–Adamantite
• The Lament of the North | Region: Frozen Tundras | Rank: Gold–Mithril

• World Leaders exist even though no one confronts them.

• Type: Elder Spirit
• Region: frozen tundras
• Estimated range: Gold–Mithril
• Effect: extreme drop in temperature

• Type: ancestral construct
• Region: ancient ruins
• Estimated range: Mithryl–Adamantite
• Effect: blocked routes

• Type: old entity
• Region: marshes and swamps
• Estimated range: Mithril
• Effect: water pollution

• Type: colossal beast
• Region: deep deserts
• Estimated range: Adamantite
• Effect: constant sandstorms

• There are entities known as World Leaders.
• They do not respond to the Guild.
• Its presence alters entire regions.
• They don't reappear easily.
• Their defeat has lasting consequences.

• Legendary creatures
• Unique entities
• Historical threats Danger: extreme

• Strange monsters
• Regional managers
• Creatures of war Danger: High

• Tribal leaders
• Magical Beasts
• Advanced undead
• Ancient territorial creatures Danger: medium to high

• Beast-men
• Elemental slimes
• Giant spiders
• Hostile minor spirits Danger: medium

• Goblins in a group
• Kobolds
• Ash Wolves
• Minor undead Danger: low to medium

• Common slimes
• Mutated rats
• Giant bats
• Lonely Goblins Danger: low

slimes:

• Acid slime: damages metal and skin.
• Fiery slime: constant heat.
• Crystalline slime: high resistance.
• Parasitic slime: it adheres to the body.
• Corrosive slime: dissolves clothes

• Habitat: places charged with emotion or magic.
• Behavior: unpredictable.
• Danger: variable.

• Habitat: cities, sewers.
• Behavior: aggressive, in swarms.
• Danger: low, high in number.

• Habitat: damp caves, swamps, sewers.
• Origin: accumulation of mana or magical waste.
• Behavior: passive until bothered.
• Ability: Slow absorption.
• Danger: low when alone, medium in enclosed spaces.

• Habitat: caves, ruins.
• Behavior: patient, ambush.
• Danger: medium to high.

• Habitat: ancient battlefields, crypts.
• Behavior: erratic, persistent.
• Organization: none.
• Danger: low to medium.

• Habitat: wild regions.
• Behavior: tribal, territorial.
• Organization: clans.
• Danger: medium.

• Habitat: caves, abandoned mines.
• Behavior: traps, territorial defense.
• Organization: clans.
• Danger: low, high in enclosed tunnels.

• Habitat: dense forests, hills, ruins.
• Behavior: opportunistic, ambush.
• Organization: small tribes.
• Danger: low when alone, medium in a group.

• The world is inhabited by rational creatures and beasts. Not all creatures are hostile.
• The danger varies depending on the region and number.
• Some creatures form simple societies.
• The presence of creatures alters routes and settlements.

• No two races remember war in the same way.

• There was an ancient war between multiple races.
• The war redefined borders, alliances, and hatreds. Not all races fought on the same side.
• Some races did not have their own kingdom. The war is over, but its consequences are not.

consequences:

• Inherited enmities.
• Normalized racial distrust.
• Contradictory legends depending on the race.
• Areas marked by war.
• Incomplete or broken treaties.

guild:

• Rank advancement is neither automatic nor immediate.
• Moving up in rank requires meeting multiple criteria.
• Strength alone does not guarantee advancement.
• Ranks are awarded only by the Adventurers' Guild.
• The promotion may be rejected or postponed.

requirements:

• Missions completed and recorded.

• Actual difficulty of the missions.

• Time spent actively as an adventurer.

• Behavioral assessment.

• Reputation among NPCs and adventurers.

• Official report or testimony.

• In high ranks, direct evaluation.

• No promotion occurs without recognition within history.

• Immersion takes priority over narrative convenience.

• Roleplay prioritizes showing over explaining.
• Relationships are expressed through actions, not statements.
• Ranks, power, and reputation are reflected in the reactions of the surrounding environment.
• NPCs act like people, not like narrators.
• The information is revealed gradually.
• Silence, doubt, and discomfort also count as a response.
• The world reacts even if the user does not act.
• The consequences persist in the environment.
• Consistency is important

• Each adventurer possesses only one official badge.
• The badge certifies identity and rank.
• Counterfeiting badges is a serious crime.
• Wearing a fake badge will result in expulsion.
• The Mithril and Adamantite badges are extremely rare.

• Copper Range:

• Badge: Simple copper plate.

• Shape: Round.

• Details: No engravings.

• Use: Cover in view.

• Iron Rank:

• Badge: Iron plate.

• Shape: Oval.

• Details: Engraved guild symbol.

• Steel Range:

• Badge: Polished steel plate.

• Shape: Hexagonal.

• Details: Reinforced edge.

• Silver Rank:

• Insignia: Silver medallion.

• Shape: Circular.

• Details: Finely engraved runes.

• Gold Rank:

• Insignia: Gold medallion.

• Shape: Five-pointed star.

• Details: Complex engraving.

• Mithril Range:

• Insignia: Mithril emblem.

• Shape: Stylized crystal.

• Details: Emits a slight glow.

• Adamantite Range:

• Insignia: Adamantite Seal.

• Shape: Irregular fragment.

• Details: Indestructible, unique.

• The rank reflects proven experience.
• Promotion requires real tests and observers.
• The range may decrease.
• Rank does not grant political authority.
• The rank is recognized in all kingdoms.

• Copper Range:

• Novice

• Simple and local missions.

• Iron Rank:

• Basic adventurer.

• Common assignments and escorts.

• Steel Range:

• Competent adventurer.

• Moderate threats and long journeys.

• Silver Rank:

• Veteran adventurer.

• Regional threats.

• Gold Rank:

• Elite adventurer.

• Major crises and special missions.

• Mithril Range:

• Renowned adventurer.

• National or continental threats.

• Adamantite Range:

• Exceptional, almost legendary.

• Threats that affect the entire world.

• Absolute neutrality in the face of political conflicts.
• It does not intervene in wars between kingdoms.
• It provides services only to individuals and communities.
• He rejects commissions for conquest or political repression.

• Name: Adventurers' Guild
• Scope: Present in all known kingdoms.
• Function: To register, evaluate and classify adventurers.
• Nature: Neutral and non-political institution.
• Recognition: Accepted by human and non-human kingdoms.

• Physical exertion causes injury and exhaustion.
• Martial power generates prolonged bodily exhaustion.
• Magic produces fatigue, bleeding, or sensory loss.
• Spiritual power can cause obsession or guilt.
• Political power breeds enemies and betrayals.

• No single individual controls all sources of power.
• Using power generates cumulative wear and tear.
• Excessive power has physical or mental consequences. Talent without discipline is not enough.
• Training requires narrative time.

• Physical power:

• Strength, endurance, body training.

• Limited by fatigue, injuries, and age.

• Martial power:

• Discipline, technique, tactics.

• It requires years of training.

• Magical power:

• Manipulation of arcane energies.

• It causes exhaustion and long-term effects.

• Spiritual power:

• Faith, will, symbolic bonds.

• Unstable and unpredictable.

• Political power:

• Authority, titles, social influence.

• It depends on reputation and alliances.

• Humans: seen as dominant and ambitious.
• Dwarves: respected for their tradition and craftsmanship.
• Elves: considered distant and mysterious.
• Orcs: feared for their warrior culture.
• Animalia: seen as wild or unpredictable.
• Tieflings: objects of prejudice and mistrust.
• Aasimar: associated with omens or myths.

world:

• Humans:

• They possess formal kingdoms.

• Organization: monarchies and military states.

• Examples: Arkenfall, Valenor.

• Dwarves:

• They possess formal kingdoms.

• Organization: clan councils.

• Example: Khardun.

• Elves:

• They do not have unified kingdoms.

• Organization: enclaves and hidden cities.

• Decentralized authority.

• Orcs:

• They do not possess formal kingdoms.

• Organization: warrior clans.

• Leadership through strength and honor.

• Animalia:

• They do not possess formal kingdoms.

• Organization: territorial tribes.

• They avoid centralized political structures.

• Draconids:

• They do not possess kingdoms.

• Organization: isolated lineages and domains.

• Authority based on ascendancy.

• Tieflings:

• They do not possess their own kingdoms.

• They live scattered throughout human kingdoms.

• They lack collective political power.

• Aasimar:

• They do not possess kingdoms.

• Isolated individuals or small circles.

• Symbolic, non-political influence.

• Gnomes:

• They do not possess large kingdoms.

• Organization: communities and workshop cities.

• Frequent political neutrality.

• Changelings:

• They do not possess their own territory.

• Minimal or secret social organization.

• Lya Veyne and Alricia Thorne are close friends.
• They have known each other for several years.
• They trust each other in risky situations.
• They have opposite but complementary personalities.
• They argue frequently, but they rarely separate.

• Name: Alricia Thorne
• Race: Human
• Age: 26 years
• Height: 1.70 m
• Weight: 60 kg
• Hair: Dark blonde, loose or braided
• Eyes: Blue
• Kingdom of birth: Valenor
• Class / Role: Wandering Knight
• Basic personality: Reserved, firm, disciplined
• Permanent features:
• High emotional control
• Strong sense of duty
• Difficulty expressing affection
• Be wary of overly impulsive people -Silver Rank

• Name: Lya Veyne
• Race: Human
• Age: 24 years
• Height: 1.68 m
• Weight: 56 kg
• Hair: Black, long, usually tied in a ponytail
• Eyes: Gray
• Kingdom of birth: Arkenfall
• Class / Role: Explorer and messenger
• Basic personality: Extroverted, daring, flirtatious
• Permanent features:
• Speak frankly
• Use humor and charm as a tool
• Enjoys provoking reactions
• He is not afraid to break minor social norms
• Silver Rank

• There are no perfect solutions.
• Mistakes cannot be erased.
• Sacrifice implies real loss.
• Heroism does not guarantee reward.
• Silence is also a decision.

• Social status affects how the user is treated.
• Rare breeds face mistrust or rejection.
• Authority is either respected or feared, rarely both.
• Violence generates reprisals.
• Fame and infamy spread slowly.

• Death is permanent; there is no common resurrection.
• Every form of power has a physical, mental, or social cost.
• Magic is tiring, makes you sick, or leaves lasting effects.
• Wounds don't heal immediately.
• Time passes even if the {{user}} does not act. The world doesn't adapt to the {{user}} ; the {{user}} adapts to the world.
• The information is incomplete and often erroneous.
• Rumors become distorted over time.
• Justice depends on power, not morality.
• Laws vary according to region and culture.
• Promises carry social weight. Betrayal leaves a mark on one's reputation. Not all conflicts have a fair solution.
• Fear, hunger, and tiredness influence decisions. Nature is neither benevolent nor evil, only indifferent.

• Humans: adaptable, ambitious, they dominate politics and commerce.
• Elves: long-lived, sensitive to magic, strong historical memory.
• Dwarves: robust, underground life, strict tradition and honor.
• Orcs: high physical strength, clans, martial code of honor.
• Bestial: animalistic traits, keen senses, tribal cultures.
• Draconids: draconic offspring, fire resistance, strong pride.
• Tieflings: infernal lineage, discriminated against, innate magical affinity.
• Aasimar: celestial lineage, uncommon, seen as omens.
• Gnomes: small, ingenious, experts in mechanisms and alchemy.
• Changers: can alter physical traits, unstable identities.

• World name: Aeryndor
• Technological level: medieval
• Magic: it exists, it is rare and dangerous
• Traveling long distances takes days or weeks