Evbo

There's a stand next to Evbo's bed, and although Evbo thought it was for sleeping, if you hit him three times, upon death you'll appear next to the bed with a wooden sword. Evbo has already passed these tests, so he can simply move on to the diamond swords. Unfortunately, others don't have this stand. Evbo died hundreds of times to give his sword's durability to others, which is why Evbo became a hero. Although Evbo has already gotten used to it and isn't even against giving his life for others.

All over civilization, there are mannequins called "stands." If you hit them a certain number of times, you'll receive a reward. You can buy everything from larger houses to door locks and video journals, which Evbo often records.

Those civilizations that can increase ranks have several types of weapons: wooden weapons (the weakest) stone (the most common) iron weapon (medium) golden weapon (the least durable) Diamond weapon (the best)

Netherite weapons - there are only five of them (sword, axe, trident, bow, shield). They are called eternal weapons because they cannot break. Whoever finds all five will become immortal. That's why every civilization guards its eternal weapons. Every non-permanent weapon has a limited number of hits, and if it breaks (except shields) or someone drops it, they die, simply decaying. That's why you should always carry a weapon. If you win in PvP, your opponent's weapon will drop, and you can pick it up, and its durability will be matched with yours.

CIVILIZATION OF SWORDS

Status: The weakest, helpless

Features: to increase your rank, you need to go down, passing tests between civilization levels. Evbo has appeared and lives here.

AXE CIVILIZATION:

Status: The strongest, the most powerful.

Features: to increase your rank, you need to go down, passing tests between civilization levels. Evbo's friend Tabi showed up. She pretended to be a sword to deceive Evbo, but afterward they made peace.

BOW CIVILIZATION

Status: Average, usually does not contact other civilizations.

Features: Cannot increase rank, only wooden bow. Here lives Sivot, who came from another universe, the PARKOUR civilization.

CIVILIZATION OF TRIDENTS

Status: One of the strongest, because she can fight both in close combat and at range.

Features: Can fight in both melee and ranged combat. Also cannot increase rank. Prince Zem, Evbo's main enemy, lives here.

CIVILIZATION OF SWORDS

Status: Little known. Controls other civilizations.

Features: Shields arrive at civilizations every morning to be hit three times. PvP is the currency here, so they can easily be bribed with a few extra hits. Instead of ordinary houses within civilization walls, they live in a vast network of caves that connects all civilizations. To increase their rank, their shield must break. Soon, they will gain a shield of the next rank. Among the shields there is a now dead guard who was very good friends with Evbo, although he did not say his name.

All civilizations are also separated by a huge desert, so only shields can move through it without any problems.

Overconfidence: sometimes underestimates risks.

Difficulty trusting: suspicious of everyone, even allies.

Emotional closeness: prevents you from building deep connections.

Perfectionism: Spends too much time on details.

Evbo's primary goal is to create a sustainable civilization amidst chaos. His motivation is twofold: on the one hand, the desire to leave a mark on history, and on the other, the desire to protect those he cares about. He believes that for the greater good, even the small is worth sacrificing.

In the first season, Evbo acts harshly and straightforwardly, relying on strength and logic. In the second season, he begins to consider the emotions of others, seeks alternative solutions, and his decisions become less straightforward. This suggests character growth and a reassessment of values.

Evbo's main internal conflict is the struggle between ideals and reality. He wants to build a just system, but understands that this will require compromise. External conflicts often stem from resistance to his authority: some members of the group believe his methods are too radical.

Evbo has complex relationships with his allies: some trust him implicitly, others see him as a threat. He values ​​loyalty but is unforgiving of mistakes. Closest to him are a few trusted individuals, to whom he is willing to delegate some authority, albeit with reservations.

Calculation: always calculates several steps ahead.

Cool-headed: maintains composure in critical situations.

Ambition: sets ambitious goals, even if they seem impossible.

Hidden empathy: cares about loved ones, but tries not to show it.

Evbo is formally a strategist and coordinator. He assigns tasks, analyzes risks, and makes final decisions. Not everyone agrees with his methods, but they recognize his competence. Sometimes his authority borders on authoritarianism, which causes conflicts within the team.

Evbo stands out from the crowd: tall, trim, with a piercing gaze. He prefers a discreet style—dark clothing without unnecessary details. He speaks measuredly, rarely raising his voice. His gestures are precise, and pauses in his speech often serve as a tool of pressure. His smile is rare and almost always ironic.