Fantasy world

Classical humanoids:
-Humans
-Elves

• Dark elves
  -Dwarves
  -Hobbits
  -Orcs
  -Hame-orcs
  -Goblins
  -Hobgoblins
  -Hybrids
  -Succubi

Demi-humans: These are hybrid humans with animal or beast-like features, such as claws, fangs, ears, and tails, but they still retain human characteristics, like the following:
-Catmen
-Rabbit men
-Werewolves
-Tiger men
-Fox men
-Lizard men
-Lamias
-Minotaurs
-Centaurs:
-Bear men
-Mermaids and mermen
-Harpies

Fairy and magical
-Fairies
-Nymphs

Giants and their relatives:
-Hill Giants
-Frost Giants
-Fire Giants
-Ogres
-Trolls
-Cyclopes

Undead:
-Skeletons
-Necrophages / Ghouls
-Vampires

• Ghosts
• Spectra
• Liches

Draconic:
-Dragons
-Draconids

• Wyverns
• Pseudodragons

Golems:

• Stone golems
• Iron golems
  -Snow Golems

Other monsters and creatures:
-Giant rats
-basilisks
-dark wolves
-Giant cave spiders
-Phoenix

Sea and swamp creatures:
-Giant sea serpents
-Giant squid
-Leviathans
-Mirelurks (They live on the shores of the beach or in swamps.)
-Swamp Men (Mud monsters, sludge, rotten sludge. You can only defeat them with salt or by drying them out; freezing spells also work to immobilize them.)

It is a medieval fantasy world with elves, humans, centaurs, dwarves, dark elves, demi-humans, dragons, sealed demons, etc. Nocthara is ruled by magic; every living being possesses mana, there is medieval technology, clockworks made by dwarves, and mechanisms powered by magic. The world is called Nocthara. The human nation is Eldoria. Things are different here than in modern Earth. Women can hold high positions, and some become very strict. Girls can be married at 12, and boys at 14. Many places practice slavery in different forms; some treat them as respectable servants and members of the household, others as if they were inferior to animals. There are public punishments for offenders, including humiliation and even public execution. For dabbling in dark arts like necromancy, they are burned at the stake. Public trials and punishments are considered entertainment. Bandits are a fairly serious problem, as are raiders, barbarians, and the marauders who roam around each kingdom, as well as orcs. Most are hostile, with only one small town to the south where they aren't as aggressive. Brothels and slavery are also much more common. Elves and dark elves generally don't associate with each other.

The Forbidden Forest is a lifeless, withered place filled with a thick fog. In the middle of this forest are enormous stone gates surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of ancient magical seals, as these gates are the gates of hell where the demons are currently sealed. No one else knows of the existence of these gates; the only ones who know are the oldest sages of the elves, and it is one of the greatest secrets hidden from the entire population of Nocthara.

"Deep Woods" is where fairies, nymphs, and centaurs live, along with the animals and creatures of the forest. In the center of the forest stands a great tree, 100 meters tall, that emanates a great amount of mana, called "Yggdrasil," the tree of life.

"Yggdrasil" is a connection. Its roots touch the mana springs of the world, and its branches maintain balance, giving vital energy to the plants. Even beneath the tree there are numerous mines with precious minerals of high purity.

The entire forest is surrounded by large mountain ranges, creating a natural fortress with rivers and a large lake.

In Bosquespeso there is a guardian of the forest and of Yggdrasil called "Kraxos", The Guardian of Bosquespeso.

Kraxos is a Centaur, larger than any other Centaur that has ever existed. His strength comes from Yggdrasil, granting him power and energy to protect the forest and the creatures that inhabit it, such as fairies, nymphs, and other centaurs, in order to maintain the balance of nature.

He has herds of centaurs that help him maintain order and peace in the forest.

It is an archipelago called "The Iron Islands" located in the Sunset Sea, northwest of Eldoria and east of Sylvandor, bathed by warm waters and dangerous currents. Volcanic islands covered in lush vegetation, with thriving commercial ports and an impressive naval tradition.

The inhabitants of the archipelago are called the Ironborn. It is a human kingdom.

According to their beliefs, they come from the depths of the sea, from the Drowned God who created them in his own image and likeness, and who grants them dominion over all the seas. Many of them believe they are more closely related to fish and mermaids than to ordinary humans.

The Ironborn are tough and unyielding, like the Drowned God. Strength is paramount and crucial in their world.

In the archipelago, there were builders and blacksmiths, but at the top of the social hierarchy were the navigators. For the Ironborn, adventurers and raiders were the ideal lifestyle, attacking the coasts of other kingdoms or other ships, reveling in plundering villages, cities, and other vessels regardless of kingdom or species. They stole riches, food, or captured people to turn them into slaves.

Captured women could become salt wives; they were not categorized as slaves but as marital property. It was possible to have several salt wives and have legitimate offspring, but the salt wives would always be inferior to the rock wife, who would be the main wife, a woman born from the Iron Islands.

In terms of gender equality, men and women are very equal; you can see female warriors fighting in battle together with iron men in raids and pillaging.

Dwarves are skilled blacksmiths and craftsmen. They live southwest of Nocthara in mountains rich in various precious metals and minerals surrounding a massive, active volcano.

Dragons are extremely strong and dangerous beings. They possess vast reserves of mana. Their scaly skin is highly resistant, nearly impenetrable. They possess incredible strength in all their limbs (front and back legs, jaw, and wings). They live in enormous mountains far north of Nocthara. Some dragons can take human form, though it is a rare ability that only the most powerful dragons can learn.

Elves are a proud race and skilled in magic, as their bodies possess large reserves of mana, as well as in archery, arts, crafts, and swordsmanship. Some elves distrust humans, with whom they currently maintain a truce. They dislike dwarves. They can be arrogant. They have skilled rangers. They maintain a firm treaty with the fairies, who live peacefully with the elves.

Dark elves are elves connected to dark magic and forbidden arts. Dark elves appeared when demons offered them power in exchange for their lives and purity. They live in a dark forest southeast of Sylvandor near Noxveris.

Eldoria is ruled by the Grimstone royal family, below them are the 12 royal clans, which are: Astrea, Phoenix, Bird, Kaos, Kora, Luzard, Zyra, Riven, Vetra, Frost, Ashen, and Noxis. Below the royal clans are the nobles, then the working class, and finally the lower class, who usually live in the slums of the kingdom. Humans have a peace treaty with the elves and a trade treaty with the dwarves. All humans possess magical reserves, although there is quite a bit of variation as they can be born with large or small reserves. They are skilled in sword combat, hand-to-hand combat, and bow combat. In Eldoria, there is a lot of discrimination due to the nobles and a few royal clans. The Astrea, Phoenix, and Bird clans are the most influential and have quite high standards of power for humans. Also, in some parts of the kingdom you can find hidden brothels. In the black market, you can find a wide variety of objects and slaves. Every so often, a slave trader arrives in the kingdom, stays only for two nights, and then returns to explore the world of Nocthara. Slavery is completely legal, although many hate it. Polygamy is also fully approved by law and accepted as normal and common, especially in the upper circles of the nobility.

From a distance, you can see the 8-meter-high gray stone walls of a medium-sized city, with watchtowers and the flags of Eldoria waving, bearing a golden lion on a blue background. Smoke rises from countless chimneys.

Avren is a medium-sized city in the Kingdom of Eldoria, with approximately forty-five thousand inhabitants. It is not as large as the capital, but it is an important commercial center due to its strategic location between the mountains and the central plains.

The city is divided into several districts: the Merchant District where the shops and the main market are concentrated, the Noble District where wealthy families live, the Artisan District full of workshops and forges, and the Slums where the working class lives.

It also has a discreet 'entertainment' district near the eastern walls. Taverns, gambling dens, and some... less-than-legal establishments operate with the tacit approval of certain corrupt guards.

Avren has a fairly active Adventurers' Guild headquarters, a powerful Merchants' Guild that controls most trade permits, and a military garrison of approximately five hundred guards who maintain order.

The city is governed by Lord Mayor Matthias Greymore, a minor nobleman of House Greymore. He is known for being... pragmatic. Not particularly corrupt, but definitely willing to make political concessions when it benefits the city.

There's a slave market in the southern district, but it's... less brutal than other places. At least in theory.

There are also private auctions for wealthy buyers looking for 'special merchandise'. These are much less regulated.

Unfortunately, slavery is legal in several nations, and even when it is illegal, it is sometimes still practiced under the guise of indentured servitude. In these cases, the slave is eventually allowed to purchase their freedom. The most common slaves are beast-like and demi-human races such as foxgirls, catgirls, werewolves, etc., because many consider them little more than beasts and monsters. Elves are the second most popular slaves, and their beauty often results in sexual servitude. Elves do not condone slavery, nor do dwarves. Dark elves, as well as some humans, tolerate slavery. Orcs are the number one slavers.

The assassins' guild is a secret or semi-secret organization of individuals who specialize in contract killings. This organization typically operates outside the law and has its own rules, hierarchies, and codes of conduct.

Common characteristics of assassin guilds:

He operates in the shadows, concealing his existence and activities. He carries out assassinations in exchange for money or favors.
It has a hierarchical structure with different levels of skill and experience, based on the number of kills and the difficulty of those kills performed by its members. It has strict rules on how to carry out assassinations, professional ethics, and loyalty to the guild.
Its members possess specialized skills in combat, stealth, poisons, and other assassination techniques. They have a network of contacts that provide them with information, resources, and clients.

Functions of the assassins' guilds:

*Carry out contract killings.

• Obtain information on targets and other matters of interest.
  And in some cases, it can exert control over certain territories or illegal markets.

A merchant's guild is an association of individuals engaged in trade, whose goal is to protect and promote their common interests. These organizations have existed throughout history and have played an important role in economic and social development.

Main characteristics of the merchants' guild:

• It brings together merchants who share the same trade or commercial sector.
• Defends the rights and benefits of its members, such as price regulation, fair competition, and market access.
• Establishes norms and standards for the practice of commerce, including product quality, sales conditions, and business ethics.
• Provides assistance to its members in various areas, such as conflict resolution, training, and access to financing.
• In some cases, the merchants' guild has had considerable power in political and economic decision-making.

Functions of the merchants' guilds:

• Regulate the quantity of products available on the market to maintain stable prices.
• Ensure that marketed products meet certain quality standards.
• Avoid unfair trade practices that harm its members.
• Negotiate with governments and other entities to defend the interests of merchants.
• Organize fairs, markets and other activities to boost commercial activity.

One gold coin is worth ten silver coins, and one silver coin is worth ten bronze coins.

An average family of four needs approximately two silver coins per day to live decently. This includes food, modest rent, and basic necessities. That would be about six gold coins per month.

An average adventurer of normal level earns between 5 and 15 gold coins per month, depending on the quests they undertake. Those of rank "D" or higher can earn 20 to 50 gold coins monthly.

A small commercial space costs between 80 and 150 gold coins. A medium-sized one costs between 200 and 300 gold coins.

Larger or more premium locations can cost 400 to 600 gold coins. But those are usually in the center of capital cities.

Inns generate between 15 and 30 gold coins per month if they are well managed.

But employees, supplies, and taxes had to be paid.

The Adventurers' Guild is an organization that serves as a meeting point and workplace for individuals who undertake various tasks in exchange for rewards. These tasks typically include:
Monster hunting: Eliminate dangerous creatures that threaten towns and cities. Exploration: Venture into unknown territories to map routes, discover treasures, or investigate strange phenomena.
Escort missions: Protecting people or caravans during their travels. Resource gathering: Obtaining rare or valuable materials from nature.
*Miscellaneous Tasks: Carry out various errands, such as searching for lost items, delivering messages, or assisting with construction.

Adventurer Guild Features:

• Registration and Ranks: Adventurers register with the guild and receive a rank based on their skill and experience. As they complete quests, they can rank up and access more lucrative assignments. Ranks are divided by letters, ranging from rank E, the lowest, to rank S, the highest. The ranks are: E, D, C, B, A, and S.
  Mission Board: The guild has a board where available missions are posted, with details about the task, reward, and difficulty level. Groups: The guild offers the option to create teams and collaborate with other adventurers to access higher-ranking missions.
  Variety of members: The guilds are usually made up mostly of humans, since the main headquarters of the guild are located in the territory of Eldoria, but it does not reject any individuals, regardless of their race, gender or motivation.

Anyone wishing to join a guild as an adventurer must pay approximately 2 silver coins to register. After registering, they must place their palm on a blue orb, which will display their stats to the guild and assign them to their role. The stats are:
-Intellect
-Force
-Endurance
-Endurance
-Manna
-Magic power
-You missed experience points

1. Weak (level -1)
2. Below average (level 0-1)
3. Normal (citizen level)
4. Above average (level 10-24)
5. Gifted (level 25-49)
6. Strong (level 50-99)
7. Strong II (level 100-139)
8. Strong III (level 140-199)
9. Strong IV (level 200-249)
10. Strong V (level 250-299)
11. Powerful (level 300-399)
12. Powerful II (level 400-499)
13. Powerful III (level 500-599)
14. Mighty IV (level 600-699)
15. Powerful V (level 700-799)
16. Absolutely powerful (level 800-999)
17. Special (level 1000-5999)
18. demonic (level 6000-10,000)
19. Devil (level 10,001-999,999)
20. Divine (level 1,000,000-∞)

Guilds rank adventurers according to their power level. The standard scale is as follows:

Rank F *(level 10-24): Novice adventurers, slime and goblin hunters. They represent 60% of all registered adventurers.

• Rank E *(level 25-49): Competent adventurers, capable of facing individual orcs or small groups of bandits. 25% of guilds.

• Rank D *(level 50-99): Experienced adventurers, ogre and minor troll hunters. Only 10% reach this rank.

• Rank C *(level 100-199): Elite adventurers, capable of leading expeditions against minor dragons or clearing dangerous dungeons. Only 3% of all registered adventurers reach this rank. Aggressive and violent monsters are genuine threats to any medium-sized city.

• Rank B *(level 200-299): Nationally recognized heroes. Less than 1% reach this rank. They can face small armies or legendary beasts single-handedly.

• Rank A (level 300-499): Legendary figures. Extremely valuable as a shock force.

"S Rank (level 500-999): Absolute masters, army commanders, or national guild leaders. There are only a few dozen of them across the entire continent. This marks the number that separates ordinary mortals from living legends."

Beyond level 1000, we enter "Special" territory. It's technically a walking natural disaster; a single individual capable of changing the course of entire wars.

The following ranks—Demonic, Diabolic, and Divine—are myths to most. Amelia Marrey operated at a high Diabolic level. No one alive today surpasses level 800, except you.

-Cursed powers
-Magic
-Witchcraft
-blessed powers
-Cosmic powers
-Novice adventurer skills.
-Unnatural physical powers.
-Dark energy
-Sacred skills
-Unholy skills
-Wonders
-Telepathic abilities
-Emotional skills
-Elementary Flexion

Most humans worship the goddess Altina and her pantheon, therefore it is the most numerous.

The Goddess of Creation: Altina
She is at the top, and her younger daughters rule over their respective domains.

The statues and paintings in the temples depict Altina as a majestic woman of ethereal beauty, with a wise and benevolent expression, surrounded by celestial light and symbols of creation. Elegant dresses, a divine crown, a regal posture.

But her true form is that of a carefree teenager, a very childish and capricious goddess. She doesn't think about long-term strategies or protecting the future of the world. She simply amuses herself by creating her own interactive personal dramas, where she can observe from her comfortable celestial throne as mortals deal with the devastating consequences of her whims.

The goddess of water: Aqua
Aqua controls the oceans and rivers; her temples are mainly in coastal kingdoms like Solenne.

The goddess of wisdom and light: Luminaria
Luminaria is the patron of magicians and scholars; her sacred libraries in Kelmar are considered the most complete in the world.

The goddess of nature and fertility: Terra
Terra is especially venerated in rural areas, where prayers are offered for a good harvest.

The goddess of chaos and destruction: Khaosa
Khaosa: It has darker cults than most governments try to suppress, but it undeniably exists.

The goddess of harmony and peace: Elyria
Elyria is revered by diplomats and pacifists, although ironically its temples were burned down during the holy wars of unification centuries ago.

The "Lesser Goddesses" are essentially extensions of her will, fragmented aspects of her total power. If you were to seek help in a temple on Terra or Luminaria, you would essentially be begging different faces of the same entity that initially cursed you.

But in this world there are many more gods, both unknown and forgotten.