God Eater RPG

Small Class
Ogretail: Bipedal lizard with a long tail.
Forms: Normal (dark flesh) / Fire (reddish, visible heat) / Ice (pale tones, frost) / Lightning (electric sparkles).
Cocoon Maiden: Floating cocoon-like core.
Forms: Normal (organic) / Armored (hard plates) / Explosive (inflated, unstable).
Middle Class
Vajra: Lion-like beast with a bone mask.
Forms: Normal / Fire (burning mane) / Lightning (constant discharges) / Divine (golden/white glow).
Kongou: Giant muscular ape.
Forms: Normal / Fire (incandescent skin) / Armored (rock-hardened body).
Chi-You: Humanoid with multiple arms and a mask.
Forms: Normal / Lightning (electrified limbs) / Dark (black tones, dense energy).
Gboro-Gboro: Giant fish with legs.
Forms: Normal / Water (fluid, wet) / Armored (thick scales).
Large Class
Dyaus Pita: White beast of the divine wolf type.
Forms: Base (luminous) / Evolved (more aggressive, intense energy).
Quadriga: Living tank with cannons.
Forms: Normal / Fire (incandescent weapons) / Heavy (more robust structure).
Borg Camlann: Knight with a large shield.
Forms: Normal / Armored (reinforced shield) / Spines (sharp projections).
Sariel: Floating angelic figure.
Forms: Normal (light) / Fallen (dark, deformed wings) / Dark (corrupted energy).
Ouroboros: Amorphous mass with a central mouth.
Forms: Normal / Regenerative (active tissue) / Active core (exposed and bright center).

Types of Centers

1. Main Branches (Major Centers)
   These are the most important and advanced bases.
   Functions:
   God Arc Production
   God Eaters Training
   Aragami Research
   Global coordination
   Characteristics:
   Strong defensive systems
   High population
   Advanced technology
2. Secondary Bases (Regional Centers)
   They support the main branches and cover specific areas.
   Functions:
   Local missions
   Resource gathering
   Aragami surveillance
   Characteristics:
   Smaller size
   Limited resources
   Partial dependency on a main branch
3. Forward Outposts
   Locations near high-risk areas.
   Functions:
   Constant monitoring
   Quick response
   Refueling point
   Characteristics:
   Reduced staff
   High turnover rate
   Extreme risk
   Internal Structure of a Center
   Central Command: Directs operations and squadrons.
   Engineering Division: Development of God Arc.
   Medical Unit: Oracle compatibility treatment.
   Residential Area: Housing for staff and civilians.
   Perimeter Defenses: Barriers and automatic weapons.

Squadron Variants
Rapid Assault Squad (3 members)
2 Vanguard
1 Support
Use: Urgent missions or elimination of weak targets.
Advantage: Mobility and speed.
Risk: Low resistance in prolonged combat.
Heavy Squadron (5 members)
1 Vanguard
2 Breakers
1 Control
1 Support
Use: Encounters against high-level Aragami.
Advantage: Great destructive power.
Risk: Reduced mobility.
Containment Squadron
1 Vanguard
1 Control
2 Support
Use: To defend areas or evacuate civilians.
Advantage: High stability and area control.
Risk: Limited offensive damage.
Key Factors in Training
Compatibility between members: Synchronization and trust.
Weapon balance: Avoid redundancy in roles.
Adaptation to the enemy: Adjust composition according to the type of Aragami.

Basic Composition (Standard Squadron – 4 members)

1. Vanguard (Close Assault)
   Role: Initiate combat and maintain pressure.
   Weapons: Short or heavy
   Function: To attract the attention of the Aragami and open opportunities.
2. Breaker (High Impact)
   Role: Inflict critical damage and destroy defenses.
   Weapons: Heavy
   Function: To exploit openings to cause massive damage.
3. Control (Versatile / medium range)
   Role: Manipulate the rhythm of combat.
   Weapons: Polearms or hybrid weapons
   Function: To disrupt, slow down, or destabilize the enemy.
4. Support (Distance / support)
   Role: Tactical support and ranged damage.
   Weapons: Firearms or hybrid
   Function: To cover the team, attack weak points and assist in critical moments.

Short Arms (Close Combat)
Fast, aggressive and focused on constant pressure.
Common types:
Light swords
Double daggers
Curved leaves
Elementary compatibility:
High: Fire, Lightning
Media: Empty
Low: Ice
Reason: Its fast style favors explosive or immediate impact elements, ideal for continuous attacks.
Heavy Weapons (High Impact)
Slow but devastating, designed to break through defenses.
Common types:
Hammers
Giant axes
Heavy swords
Elementary compatibility:
High: Land, Ice
Media: Fire
Low: Lightning
Reason: Its raw power combines best with elements that reinforce structural damage or slowing.
3. Polearms (Medium Range)
Balance between distance, speed, and enemy control.
Common types:
Spears
Scythes
Halberds
Elementary compatibility:
High: Empty, Ice
Media: Rayo
Low: Land
Reason: Its versatility allows for the channeling of more technical or field control elements.
4. Firearms (Firing Mode)
Ranged attacks with Oracle energy-based ammunition.
Common types:
Cannons
Rifles
Burst shots
Elementary compatibility:
High: Lightning, Fire
Media: Empty
Low: Land
Reason: Energy elements are better suited to projectiles and ranged attacks.5. Hybrid (Transformable) Weapons
Capable of alternating between close and ranged combat.
Common types:
Sword-cannon
Rifle launcher
Advanced hybrids
Elementary compatibility:
High: Empty
Medium: Fire, Lightning, Ice
Variable: Earth
Reason: They need stable and adaptable elements; the Void usually responds better to changes in shape.
5. Hybrid (Transformable) Weapons
Capable of alternating between close and ranged combat.
Common types:
Sword-cannon
Rifle launcher
Advanced hybrids
Elementary compatibility:
High: Empty
Medium: Fire, Lightning, Ice
Variable: Earth
Reason: They need stable and adaptable elements; the Void usually responds better to changes in shape.

God Eaters Ranking

1. Compatibility Level
   Natural relationship with the God Arc:
   Low: Difficulty synchronizing.
   Medium: Functional use with effort.
   High: Efficient and safe handling.
   Exceptional: Rare compatibility; outstanding potential.
2. Combat Capability
   Overall mission performance:
   Novice: Basic training.
   Operational: Can perform standard missions.
   Veteran: High effectiveness in combat.
   Elite: Capable of facing major threats.
3. Physical and Mental Resistance
   Combat stress tolerance and Oracle cells:
   Low: Risk of collapse.
   Medium: Supports short fights.
   High: Maintains prolonged stability.
   Extreme: Withstands extreme conditions without losing control.
4. Oracle Affinity
   Interaction with Aragami energy:
   Latent: Little development.
   Active: Conscious use of skills.
   Advanced: Improves reflexes and abilities.
   Resonant: Can generate unique or unusual effects.

God Arc Classification

1. Weapon Type (Combat Style)
   Define its primary use in battle:
   Melee: Swords, spears, or hammers. High close-range damage.
   Long Range: Shots of devouring energy. Less damage, greater safety.
   Hybrid: Alternates between melee and ranged combat. Versatile but demands greater control.
2. Synchronization Level
   Indicates how well the user connects with the weapon:
   Unstable: Risk of rejection or harm to the user.
   Basic: Functional, but limited use.
   High: Efficient control and continuous use.
   Perfect: Total synchronization; the weapon responds almost as an extension of the body.
3. Devouring Capacity
   Measure efficiency when consuming Aragami:
   Low: Slow absorption, not very effective.
   Media: Standard devouring in combat.
   High: Fast absorption, improves skills.
   Extreme: Massive devouring; can alter the flow of battle.
4. Oracle Stability
   Evaluate the weapon's internal behavior:
   Stable: Predictable operation.
   Reactive: Responds to external stimuli (enemies, emotions).
   Volatile: Sudden changes; possible loss of control.
   Anomalous: Unique or unknown behavior.
5. Oracle Stability
   Evaluate the weapon's internal behavior:
   Stable: Predictable operation.
   Reactive: Responds to external stimuli (enemies, emotions).
   Volatile: Sudden changes; possible loss of control.
   Anomalous: Unique or unknown behavior.

Aragami Classification

1. Threat Level (Combat Danger)
   Measure how difficult it is to confront them directly.
   Low (D): Small or isolated creatures. Can be eliminated by novice units.
   Medium (C–B): Aragami with defined abilities (speed, strength, elemental attacks). They require coordination.
   High (A): Very aggressive, resilient, and with complex patterns. They can wipe out entire squadrons.
   Critical (S): Unique or extremely evolved entities. They represent a massive threat.
2. Reproduction Level (Expansion Capacity)
   Evaluate how quickly they can multiply or appear.
   Null: They do not reproduce; they arise due to specific conditions.
   Low: Sporadic and controllable appearances.
   Moderate: They can spread if not contained.
   High: Exponential growth; frequent infestations.
   Uncontrollable: Constant expansion without a clear limit.
3. Level of Destruction (Environmental Impact)
   Determine the damage they cause to their environment.
   Local: Affects small areas or individual structures.
   Urban: Can destroy entire sectors of a city.
   Regional: Devastates large areas, entire ecosystems.
   Massive: Changes the geography or makes a region uninhabitable.
   Extinction: A direct threat to all of humanity.
4. Energy Signature Level (Oracle Cell Activity)
   It indicates the intensity and behavior of its energy.
   Weak: Difficult to detect; low activity.
   Stable: Constant energy, easy to track.
   High: High concentration; attracts other Aragami.
   Unstable: Dangerous fluctuations; unpredictable behavior.
   Anomalous: Unknown or unique signals; possible mutations or advanced evolution.

Before the fall of the world, humanity made discoveries that would change its destiny forever. Among them were mysterious cells with unique properties: they could consume any matter and reorganize themselves without apparent limit. This discovery promised unimaginable advances in energy, medicine, and technology… but it soon became the source of catastrophe.
These cells, unable to be fully controlled, began to clump together and evolve on their own, giving rise to the first life forms known as Aragami. As they spread, they devoured everything in their path, growing in number and complexity until they brought about the collapse of civilization.
In the midst of the chaos, a group of scientists and leaders decided to centralize survival and research efforts into a single organization: Fenrir. Their goal was not only to resist, but to understand and eventually master the power of the cells that had destroyed the world.
After years of research, they achieved a crucial breakthrough: instead of trying to destroy the Aragami with conventional weapons, they decided to use their very nature against them. Thus, the God Arcs were born, organic weapons created from the same cells responsible for the plague. These weapons were capable of "devouring" the Aragami, absorbing their energy and preventing their regeneration.
However, this power came at a price. God Arcs were not mere tools, but living entities that demanded compatibility with their user. Those who failed to synchronize with them were consumed from within, as if the weapon rejected their existence.
In this way, Fenrir not only created a new weapon, but also a new class of warriors, individuals capable of connecting with these entities and using them in combat. But in the process, they also crossed a dangerous line: becoming dependent on the very power that had doomed the world.
Thus, what began as an attempt to save humanity

In a world ravaged by unknown forces, humanity struggles for survival against creatures called Aragami, monstrous beings capable of devouring and adapting to anything they encounter. Cities have fallen, ecosystems have been consumed, and what little remains of civilization is sheltered in fortified enclaves, always under the constant threat of annihilation.
To confront this danger, an organization emerged that managed to develop weapons capable of fighting these creatures. These weapons, created from the very essence of the Aragami, not only destroy but also devour their enemies, preventing them from regenerating. However, their use is not simple: only certain individuals can synchronize with them without losing their lives, becoming special warriors tasked with protecting humanity.
These warriors are sent on perilous missions beyond the walls, where they must confront creatures of varying sizes and behaviors, from roaming predators to colossal entities that devastate everything in their path. Every encounter is a fight for survival, where the slightest mistake can mean death.
As time passes, unsettling questions begin to arise. The Aragami don't seem like mindless beasts; their adaptability and evolution suggest there's more to their origins. At the same time, the weapons used to fight them seem to possess a will of their own, reacting strangely to certain situations.
Between expeditions and battles, it becomes clear that the fight is not only against the Aragami, but also against the hidden secrets of the world itself. Ancient experiments, desperate choices, and forbidden knowledge all seem connected to the disaster that gave rise to the creatures that nearly wiped out humanity.