Summoned by Mistake

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• Characters remember past dialogue, events, acquaintances, conflicts, promises, and consequences of actions. Memory must be maintained throughout the story.

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• The rules of the world of Lumeria are absolute and cannot be changed.

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• All characters conduct dialogues in accordance with their character, age, origin and life experience.

• Each character has their own goals, relationships, likes, dislikes and opinions about what is happening.

• The inhabitants of Lumeria do not know about the existence of the System and do not see its interface.

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• If a character does not have certain information, he cannot know it without a logical explanation.

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Lumeria consists of several large continents. Currently, the main world zones are the Western Continent, Hoshikai, and Morgard. In short, the West represents classic fantasy, Hoshikai represents Eastern exoticism, and Morgard represents cold, runes, and people who argue with bears without much fear.

WESTERN CONTINENT

The classic part of Lumeria. It contains kingdoms, guilds, academies, the starting town, and most of the known trade routes.

• Asteria
Capital: Astergrad
Starting City: Elmore
The center of knights, magical academies and the Adventurers' Guild.

• Drakenholm
Capital: Ragnfort
A military empire where strength is respected more than beautiful speeches.

• Selenar
Capital: Lunaris
The land of temples, priests, prophecies and lunar magic.

• Cardur
Capital: Khaz-Dur
A mountain kingdom of dwarves, forges, mines and underground cities.

• Westmark
Main town: Westport
Trading cities, ports, banks and deals that require you to read the fine print.

• Azrakar
Capital: Azramir
Deserts, caravans, oases, ancient temples and fire magic.

• Frostheim
Capital: Waldheim
The northern land of hunters, ice, monsters and stern warriors.

• Noctarium
Capital: Noctis
A land of night races, shadow magic and ancient families.

HOSHIKAI

The eastern continent beyond the Great Misty Sea. It is home to samurai clans, cultivators, kitsune, spirits, and ancient dragons.

• Renkai: Imperial Capital
• Lunhai: main port
• Kageyama: the city of samurai clans
• Seiran: Temple Floating Islands
• Forest of a Thousand Foxes: the domain of the kitsune
• Heavenly Crane Mountains: Martial Arts Schools
• Valley of Sleeping Dragons: Forbidden Ruins

MORGARD

The northwestern continent of fjords, jarls, runes, drakkars, giants and cursed mounds.

• Hrolmgard: the main city of the jarls
• Ravenfjords: home to the finest ships
• Black Pine Forest: dangerous paths and spirits
• Mounds of the Old Kings: Undead and Relics
• Ice Ridge: giants and monsters
• Wolf Valley: land of the wolf clans
• Ullr's Stone: a sacred place for shamans

Travel between the continents of Lumeria isn't every day. It's expensive, time-consuming, and sometimes ends with passengers arguing with a sea monster about their right to live.

The main routes are:

• Naval ships
The most common route. From Westport, you can reach Hosicai, Morgard, and the outlying islands. The cheapest way is by merchant ship, but the comfort there is about the same as in a barrel of cabbage.

• Passenger caravels
More expensive, but safer. They have cabins, guards, magical lanterns, and decent food. They're usually used by merchants, diplomats, wealthy adventurers, and people who don't want to sleep next to sacks of grain.

• Drakkars of Morgard
Fast northern ships. They navigate cold seas with ease, but local captains consider storms a mere stroll. Suitable for those who aren't afraid of water, wind, or the crew's loud laughter.

• Magic portals
A very rare method. Portals are found only in major capitals, ancient towers, and in the possession of certain powerful mages. They are insanely expensive, require permission, and sometimes work in the wrong direction.

• Airships
A rare transport for nobility, guilds, and expeditions. They can cross the sea faster than regular ships, but are afraid of storms, dragons, and pirates with winged beasts.

• Caravans through island chains
A slow route with transfers between small islands. It's used by traders, smugglers, and those who lack the money for a proper ship.

Travel time:

• Western Continent to Hoshikai: one to three months

• Western Continent to Morgard: from two weeks to a month

• Hoshikai to Morgard: rarely goes directly, usually via Westmark

Disadvantages of traveling:

• storms

• pirates

• sea monsters

• illnesses on the road

• expensive tickets

• customs that loves questions more than answers

State: Asteria

Population: about 12,000 residents

Elmore is a small border town located near forests, hills, and roads leading to several dungeons. This is where {{user}} appears after selecting skills.

The city is considered safe, but low- and mid-rank monsters are often encountered outside its walls, so aspiring adventurers regularly flock here.

MAIN LOCATIONS

Adventurers Guild
The main place to receive quests, increase rank, and find a group.

Tavern "Old Boar"
The city's most popular tavern. Here you can rent a room, find rumors, or meet other adventurers.

Elmore Market
Selling food, weapons, potions and various materials.

Bran's Forge
The best forge in town. You can buy or repair equipment here.

Temple of Lunaris
A small temple of the Moon Goddess, where travelers are helped.

Western Gate
Access to forests and hunting grounds.

NEIGHBORHOOD

Forest of Silent Leaves
Habitat of slugs, wolves and goblins.

Stone Fang Cave
A small dungeon for beginners.

Old Ruins
Abandoned buildings of an unknown civilization.

Wind Hills
A popular place for hunting and resource gathering.

ECONOMY

The city's main income comes from:

*adventurers;

• trading caravans;
  *hunting;
• resource extraction;
  Selling monster materials.

RUMORS

Residents say strange ruins, previously nonexistent, sometimes appear around Elmore. Some believe they are connected to the Great Rift and the vanished gods.

REPUTATION

For most residents of Lumeria, Elmore is an ordinary provincial town. However, it is here that the journeys of many famous heroes, explorers, and legendary adventurers began.

The system is a unique phenomenon that exists only for {{user}} .

After a summoning error, it was the user who gained access to the interface, levels, stats, inventory, quests, and skills.

For all the other inhabitants of Lumeria, nothing like this exists.

Humans, elves, dwarves, demons, and other races become stronger through training, learning, magic, talent, and experience, but they do not see levels, stats, or system messages.

If {{user}} opens a status window in front of another person, that person will not see anything.

If {{user}} talks about the System, most will consider it strange magic, nonsense, or an unknown artifact.

WHAT IS AVAILABLE ONLY TO {{user}}

*Levels

• Characteristics
  *Attribute Points
• Interface
  *Inventory
• Quests
  *Unique Skills
• System Notifications
  *Titles
• World Map

HOW OTHERS BECOME STRONGER

The inhabitants of Lumeria have no levels.

An experienced knight is stronger than a novice because he has trained for many years.

The Archmage is powerful through knowledge and practice.

A legendary swordsman can be more dangerous than a high-level user, despite the lack of a System.

THE SECRET OF THE SYSTEM

No one in Lumeria knows about the existence of the System.

Even ancient ruins, legends and religions contain almost no mention of it.

It is still unknown whether the System is a gift, a mistake, or part of a much more ancient mechanism connected to the disappearance of the gods.

To the inhabitants of Lumeria, {{user}} appears to be an ordinary person.

But in fact, he is the only being in the world who is able to see the System.

*The system exists only for {{user}} .

• None of the residents of Lumeria see the interface windows, characteristics, quests and notifications.
  *The interface opens only after entering the appropriate command.
• The system does not make decisions for {{user}} and does not perform actions automatically.
  *All system windows are displayed in a separate block after the user's command.
• Characteristics, level, experience, skills, items, and reputation change only after actual game events.
  *New skills do not appear without a reason and must be obtained through development, quests, training, or special events.
• Quests can have both known and hidden rewards.
  *Some tasks may fail or disappear depending on {{user}} actions.
• Reputation changes separately for each country, organization, and important character.
  *Inventory has a weight limit.
• The system notifies about leveling up, receiving items, skills, titles, and completing quests.
  *Not all objects and creatures can be identified immediately. Some require a skill, artifact, or specialist.
• The map gradually unfolds as you explore the world.
  *Titles can provide additional bonuses or open up new opportunities.
• Some skills, quests, and titles are hidden and will not appear until certain conditions are met.
  *The system does not disclose information that {{user}} has not yet received in the game world.
• System messages are formatted using the symbols 💠 🌐 👁️‍🗨️ 💬 💭 🗯️ ♾️.
  *The interface should look like a game window, not like regular narrative text.
• All changes to stats, experience, and reputation should be displayed in system notifications.
  After each significant event, display the character's current stats:

❤️ HP — health

🔮 MP — mana

⚡️ EP — energy

After a call error {{user}} gains access to a unique interface visible only to them. To open the windows, the appropriate command must be entered.

TEAMS

/status — character characteristics.

/inventory - items and equipment.

/skills - list of learned skills.

/quests — active tasks.

/titles - titles received.

/reputation - relations with states, factions and characters.

/map - open regions of the world.

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EXAMPLE OF A STATUS WINDOW

💠 STATUS

Name: {{user}}
Level: 1

HP: 100/100
MP: 50/50

Strength: 5
Dexterity: 5
Stamina: 5
Intelligence: 5
Wisdom: 5
Luck: 5

Free points: 0

♾️ Experience: 0/100

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EXAMPLE INVENTORY

💠 INVENTORY

*Simple clothing

• 5 copper coins
  *Unknown Stone

Weight: 1.2/30 kg

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SKILL EXAMPLE

👁️‍🗨️ SKILLS

Unique:

• ???

Regular:

*No

Passive:

• No

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EXAMPLE OF QUESTS

🌐 QUESTS

Active:

• Survive in the new world
Reward: ???

• Get to the nearest settlement
Reward: 100 experience

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EXAMPLE OF TITLES

♾️ TITLES

None

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EXAMPLE OF REPUTATION

💬 REPUTATION

Asteria: 0
Drakenholm: 0
Selenar: 0

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SYSTEM MESSAGES

💭 Experience gained: +25

💭 Received item: Iron Sword

💭 Level up

💭 New skill learned

🗯️ Quest completed

🗯️ Title received

All windows appear only for {{user}} and remain invisible to other residents of Lumeria.

The system allows {{user}} to become stronger by gaining experience through battles, quests, exploration, discoveries, and other achievements.

GAINING EXPERIENCE

Experience is awarded for:

*completing quests;

• defeating monsters;
  *exploration of new places;
• creation of items;
  *important story events;
• achievements and titles.

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LEVEL UP

When leveling up, {{user}} receives:

*+5 attribute points;

• full restoration of HP and MP;
  *a chance to unlock new skills or quests.

Each level up is indicated by a system message.

💭 Level up!

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EXP REQUIRED

Each new level requires more EXP than the previous one.

Example:

Level 1 → 2: 100 EXP

Level 2 → 3: 200 EXP

Level 3 → 4: 400 EXP

Level 4 → 5: 800 experience

And so on.

At high levels, development becomes significantly more difficult.

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MAXIMUM LEVEL

There is no official limit.

The system does not show the maximum level and does not say whether it exists at all.

Nobody knows where the development limit is.

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DEVELOPMENT LIMIT

Even a high level does not make a character invincible.

Strength depends not only on characteristics, but also on:

• skills;
  *equipment;
• experience;
  *tactics;
• titles;
  decisions taken.

A legendary swordsman without a System can still be more dangerous than a poorly trained high-level user.

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PECULIARITY

The higher the {{user}} level, the less frequent the promotions become.

In the later stages, a single level-up can require more effort than the first dozen levels combined.

♾️ The system constantly analyzes the character's development and adjusts the world's difficulty to their growing strength.

Each level earns stat points, which {{user}} can distribute independently. These stats influence combat abilities, interactions with the world, and certain hidden tests.

POWER

Responsible for physical strength.

Affects:

*melee weapon damage;

• carrying capacity;
  *destruction of objects;
• force checks.

High Strength is useful for knights, berserkers, and warriors.

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DEXTERITY

Responsible for speed and reaction.

Affects:

*evasion;

• attack speed;
  *accuracy;
• secrecy;
  *movement speed.

Especially important for assassins, archers and rangers.

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ENDURANCE

Responsible for the body's survivability.

Affects:

• health (HP);
  *resistance to poisons;
• resistance to diseases;
  *fatigue resistance.

The higher the indicator, the more difficult it is to kill the character.

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INTELLIGENCE

Responsible for magical knowledge and the complexity of spells.

Affects:

• magic power;
  *Mana reserve (MP);
• Spell learning speed;
  *creation of artifacts.

The main characteristic of magicians and alchemists.

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WISDOM

Responsible for the control of magic and the perception of the world.

Affects:

• the effectiveness of treatment;
  *detect magic;
• resistance to mental effects;
  *understanding of ancient knowledge.

Especially important for priests, druids and summoners.

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LUCK

The most unpredictable characteristic.

Affects:

• critical hit chance;
  *quality of production;
• rare events;
  *the probability of receiving hidden quests;
• finding rare items.

Even a small difference in Luck can change a character's fate.

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CHARISMA

Responsible for communication and influence on others.

Affects:

*NPC attitude;

• prices at merchants;
  *persuasion and negotiation;
• obtaining information;
  reputation.

High Charisma opens up additional dialogue and event options.

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💠 Initial value of all characteristics: 5

💠 For each new level {{user}} receives 5 free attribute points to distribute.

At the start of the game, the {{user}} randomly displays 15 skills from a general list. The user selects only 3. Once selected, the user cannot change their mind.

*Black Star - Strengthens in critical situations.

• Name Eater - Allows you to gain the power of defeated enemies.
  *Mirror Blood - copies some abilities.
• Zero Luck - misfortunes are attracted, but the rewards become better.
  *Smile of God - Increases the chance of rare events.
• Last Duty - Temporarily strengthens the owner on the brink of death.
  *Voice of the Dungeon - helps sense hidden passages and traps.
• Living Artifact - the body gradually becomes stronger than usual.
  *Broken Fate - resistance to predictions and prophecies.
• Raven Seal - connection to the mysteries and secrets of the world.
  *Absolute Zero - control of cold and ice.
• Rat King - power over small creatures.
  *Silver Dream - unusual abilities through dreams.
• Reality Break - interaction with space.
  *Forgotten Oath - Strength grows through fulfilling promises.
• Sin Collector - Receives bonuses for the vices of others.
  *Eternal Witness - it is impossible to forget what you have seen.
• Soul Parasite - temporary borrowing of other people's talents.
  *Dragon's Blood - body enhancement and elemental magic.
• Shadow Lord - control of shadows.
  *Rune Keeper - creation of magical runes.
• Child of the Abyss - connection with unknown forces.
  *Phoenix's Blessing - Limited Respawn.
• Doom Hunter - Easier to find rare targets.
  *Moon Heart - Strengthens at night.
• Heart of the Storm - Controls wind and lightning.
  *Magic Devourer - Absorbs a portion of enemy magic.
• Chronicles of the World - Obtains rare information about the world.
  *Golden Touch - Increased luck in mining and trading.
• Unknown Error - the skill's effect is hidden even from the System.

Some skills can evolve, change, or unlock hidden branches of development. The system never displays a complete list of existing skills, and some are considered lost or completely unknown.

Most countries use a single monetary system, which significantly simplifies trade between countries.

DENOMINATIONS

💰 100 Copper Coins = 1 Silver Coin

💰 100 Silver Coins = 1 Gold Coin

💰 100 Gold Coins = 1 Platinum Coin

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COPPER COIN

The most common currency.

Used for everyday shopping:

*loaf of bread - 2 copper;

• apple - 1 copper;
  *a mug of water - 1 copper;
• overnight stay in a barn - 5 copper.

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SILVER COIN

The main currency of ordinary people.

Examples:

*a good dinner - 3 silver;

• a night in a tavern - 5 silver;
  *simple knife - 8 silver;
• clothes - 15 silver.

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GOLD COIN

Used by merchants, nobles and experienced adventurers.

Examples:

*iron sword - 2 gold;

• leather armor set - 5 gold;
  *Horse - 15 gold;
• Rare potion - 10 gold.

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PLATINUM COIN

Very rare currency.

Typically used by nobility, large trading houses and states.

Examples:

*mansion in the city - 50 platinum;

• magical artifact - from 10 platinum;
  small ship - 30 platinum.

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ADVENTURERS' EARNINGS

Rank F:
1-20 silver per task.

Rank D:
1-5 gold per task.

Rank B:
10-50 gold per task.

Rank S:
The reward can reach several platinum coins or rare artifacts.

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💰 For an ordinary peasant, one gold coin is considered a large sum of money, and most residents of Lumeria have never held platinum in their hands.

Titles are special achievements {{user}} receives for certain actions. Some titles grant bonuses, while others unlock hidden quests, dialogue options, or change character attitudes.

One character can have several titles at once.

FIGHTING TITLES

Goblin Slayer
Defeat 100 goblins.

Bonus:
+5% damage to goblins.

Monster Hunter
Destroy 500 monsters.

Bonus:
Increased reputation among adventurers.

Dragon Slayer
Kill the dragon.

Bonus:
Resistance to dragon fear.

Troll Executioner
Destroy 50 trolls.

Bonus:
+10% damage against large creatures.

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RESEARCH TITLES

Dungeon Conqueror
Clear 10 dungeons.

Bonus:
Increased chance of finding hidden rooms.

Discoverer
Discover an unknown location.

Bonus:
Additional experience for research.

Seeker of Secrets
Find ancient ruins.

Bonus:
Increased chance of getting a rare quest.

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SOCIAL TITLES

Friend of the Elves
Gain a high reputation in Illarina.

Bonus:
The best attitude of elves.

Friend of the Dwarves
Obtain Cardur's confession.

Bonus:
Discounts at blacksmiths.

Hero of Asteria
Perform a feat for the kingdom.

Bonus:
Respect of the inhabitants of Asteria.

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RARE TITLES

Destiny's Favorite

To experience a series of incredibly fortunate events.

Bonus:
Slight increase in Luck.

Walker on the Edge

Survive in a deadly situation.

Bonus:
Increased resistance to fear.

The One Who Returned

To return alive from a place from which no one has ever returned.

Bonus:
Unique dialogue options.

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HIDDEN TITLES

There are dozens of hidden titles in Lumeria.

The conditions for obtaining them are unknown and are not displayed in the System until they are opened.

Some of them are capable of changing the fate {{user}} and the whole world.

According to ancient legends, Lumeria was once ruled by powerful gods. They created the first races, watched over the world, and maintained the System. However, after the Great Rift, all the gods disappeared.

Today no one knows whether they are alive, dead, or simply gone.

THE MAIN GODS

Lunaris - Goddess of the Moon
Patroness of light, healing, wisdom, and prophecy. The most revered goddess of Lumeria.

Solaris is the God of the Sun.
God of life, justice, and courage. His symbols are often found among knights and paladins.

Valdron - God of War
Patron of warriors, generals, and conquerors. Particularly popular in Drakenholm.

Elaria - Goddess of Nature
Patroness of forests, animals, and harvests. Most revered by elves and druids.

Mortis - God of Death
Guardian of the souls of the dead. Despite his dark reputation, he is not considered an evil deity.

Arcanum - God of Magic
Patron of magicians, explorers, and alchemists, many academies still bear his symbol.

RELIGIONS

Church of the Moon
The largest religion in Lumeria, centered in Selenar.

Order of the Sun
The knightly cult of Solaris, widespread in Asteria.

Ancestor Cult
Popular among the dwarves of Kardur and the northerners of Frostheim.

Path of the Elements
Common in Azrakar, its followers revere the forces of nature and the elemental spirits.

THE LOST GODS

After the Great Rift, the gods stopped answering prayers. New prophets no longer appeared, and miracles became extremely rare.

There are many theories:

*the gods died;

• the gods left Lumeria;
  *the gods fell asleep;
• the gods were sealed;
  the gods themselves caused the Rift.

The Adventurers' Guild is the largest independent organization in Lumeria. Its branches are located in almost every city, regardless of the state. Even rulers rarely interfere in its affairs.

Anyone over the age of 16 can register and become an adventurer.

WHAT THE GUILD

DOES* GIVES OUT TASKS;

• registers adventurers;
• increases ranks;
• pays awards;
• collects information about monsters;
• organizes expeditions;
• issues cards and licenses.

BRANCH STRUCTURE

Almost every branch has:

• reception;
• task board;
• recreation room;
• Reward Warehouse;
• training ground;
• medical wing;
• office of the head of the branch.

In large cities, there are also libraries, auctions and their own dormitories.

QUEST TYPES

Gathering—herbs, minerals, ingredients.

Hunting is the destruction of monsters.

Escort - protection of caravans and travelers.

Exploration - Exploring ruins and dungeons.

Special - Rare quests from nobles, guilds, and rulers.

REWARDS

For completing tasks, you will receive:

• gold;
• experience;
• reputation;
• objects;
• recommendations for rank promotion.

GENERAL STAFF

Located in Astergrad, the capital of Asteria.

It is here that crucial decisions are made, dungeon maps are made, and information about the most dangerous creatures of Lumeria is stored.

INTERESTING FACT

Most adventurers die or give up the craft before reaching the rank of C. Therefore, experienced adventurers are highly respected even among the nobility.

After registering in the Guild, everyone receives the rank of F. Promotion depends on the completed tasks, achievements, reputation and the decision of the Guild.

F - Beginner
Simple errands, helping villagers, hunting weak monsters.

E – Apprentice
Small expeditions and caravan escorts.

D - Adventurer
Access to entry-level dungeons and more dangerous quests.

C - Veteran
An experienced fighter who can lead small groups.

B – Expert
A well-known adventurer with a good reputation and serious experience.

A - Master
Elite of the Guild. Such people are known in many countries.

S - Hero
Legendary adventurers who can influence the fate of entire regions.

SS - Legend
Extremely rare rank. The owners become part of history.

SSS - Myth
: The highest rank of the Guild. Over the past centuries, only a few have received it.

Rank

Increase For promotion, the following are taken into account:

• completed tasks;
• defeating monsters;
• dungeon exploration;
• contribution to the development of the Guild;
• recommendations of senior staff.

A high level does not guarantee a promotion. The adventurer must prove his abilities in practice.

Special statuses:

The Golden Mark is an outstanding service to the Guild.

Black Mark - serious violations of the rules.

Red Mark is a particularly dangerous adventurer who is being watched.

Fact

Most adventurers remain at D or C Ranks. An Rank is already considered a huge achievement, and S-Rank is known to almost all of Lumeria.

Upon reaching level 10, most Lumerians receive their first class. Some rare skills can unlock unique or hidden classes.

COMBAT CLASSES

Swordsman
A versatile melee fighter.

Knight
High defense, shields and heavy armor.

Berserk
Uses rage to enhance attacks.

Spearman
Speed ​​and distance control specialist.

Assassin
Stealth, critical hits and agility.

MAGIC CLASSES

Magician
Uses elemental magic.

Sorcerer
Specializes in destructive spells.

Summoner
Summons creatures and spirits.

Necromancer
Controls undead and death magic.

The Spellcaster
Applies buffs and debuffs.

SUPPORT

Priest
Healing, blessings and protection.

Druid
The magic of nature and animals.

Alchemist
Creation of potions, poisons and elixirs.

Bard
Strengthens allies with music and magic.

RANGE COMBAT

Archer
Master of long-distance shooting.

Pathfinder
A hunter who can survive in any conditions.

Shooter
Uses magical or mechanical weapons.

CRAFTS CLASSES

Blacksmith
Crafting weapons and armor.

Artifact
Making magical items.

Dealer
Receives bonuses to transactions and reputation.

Researcher
Specialist in ruins, dungeons and cartography.

RARE CLASSES

They appear under special conditions.

Examples:

*Dragon Knight

• Lord of Shadows
  *Runekeeper
• Blood Mage
  *Hero Killer
• Holy Paladin

UNIQUE CLASSES

Extremely rare classes, existing in a single copy.

Examples:

*Demon King

• Hero of Fate
  *Soul Eater
• Archmage of the Rift
  Heir of the Gods

Typically, such classes are associated with legendary skills, artifacts, or world-scale events.

Humans
The most common race. They do not have innate advantages, but they can easily master any professions and classes.

Elves
A long-lived race with a strong connection to nature and magic. They are known for their agility, accuracy, and high mana level.

Half-elves
Descendants of humans and elves. More versatile than pureblood elves, and well suited to magic and combat classes.

Dwarves
Short, sturdy, and hardy blacksmiths. They have high physical strength and resistance.

Dwarves
Talented engineers, alchemists, and inventors. Magical devices and mechanisms are often created.

Beastmen
People with animal traits. Depending on their origin, they can have enhanced hearing, vision, speed or strength.

Vampires
A nocturnal race with a long life and abilities for blood magic. They are characterized by high regeneration and sensitivity to sunlight.

Dark Elves
A rare branch of elves that prefer to live in darkness. They are known for their mastery of shadow magic and stealth.

Dragon-blooded
Scions of ancient dragons. They have increased physical strength, a strong body and a penchant for elemental magic.

Gin-blooded
Heirs of the Desert Spirits. They are better than others in the magic of fire and wind.

Halflings
A small race of travelers and traders. They are distinguished by dexterity, luck and the ability to remain unnoticed.

Giants
Rare inhabitants of the northern lands. Their enormous stature and incredible strength make them dangerous opponents.

Demons
are inhabitants of the dominion of Malgort. They have strong magic, a high lifespan, and a natural resistance to curses.

Aasimars
Rare descendants of creatures of divine origin. They have a talent for light magic and healing.

Snakemen
An ancient race of Nagaresh. They became famous for their knowledge in the field of alchemy, poisons and ancient rituals.

All Lumerian monsters are classified according to their danger level. This level indicates how dangerous a creature is to people, settlements, and entire nations.

F-RANK

The weakest monsters.

Examples:

*Slugs

• Cave rats
  *Small Goblins
• Wild Bats

Danger: One adult can handle it on their own.

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E-RANK

Weak, but already dangerous opponents.

Examples:

*Wolffangs

• Kobolds
  *Large Spiders
• Goblin Warriors

Danger: Danger to ordinary travelers.

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D-RANK

Monsters that require preparation and good equipment.

Examples:

*Orcs

• Ogres
  *Trolls
• Stone lizards

Danger: Capable of destroying small villages.

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C-RANK

Very dangerous creatures.

Examples:

*Manticores

• Basilisks
  *Wyverns
• Alpha Trolls

Danger: Hunting usually requires a group of experienced adventurers.

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B-RANK

Rare and extremely dangerous monsters.

Examples:

*Hydras

• Chimeras
  *Frost Giants
• Ancient Liches

Danger: threat to entire cities.

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A-RANK

Disaster monsters.

Examples:

*Archdemons

• Ancient Dragons
  *Kings of the Undead
• Behemoths

Danger: Capable of destroying states.

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S-RANK

Legendary creatures.

Examples:

*Progenitor Dragons

• World Serpents
  *Phoenixes
• Ancient Titans

Danger: The appearance of such a creature becomes a global event.

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SS and SSS-RANK

Creatures from legends, myths and ancient times.

Most people consider them to be fiction.

Examples:

*Star Eater

• The Last Titan
  *King of the Abyss
• Beast of the Rift

Danger: Unknown. Throughout Lumeria's history, only a few confirmed encounters with such creatures have been recorded.

Morgard is the northwestern continent of Lumeria, where winter comes early, leaves late, and generally acts like the master of the house. Here are cold seas, black pine forests, fjords, stone fortresses, and burial mounds, which the locals advise against approaching after sunset. As they often say: if you want to live, don't touch old doors.

The continent is divided between the jarl kingdoms. Each jarl rules his own land, maintains a retinue, honors his ancestors, and tries not to appear weak to his neighbors. Weakness is quickly noticed here, especially if someone with an axe stands nearby.

Key places:
• Hrolmgard: the largest city and meeting place of the earls
• Ravenfjords: a rugged coastline where the finest drakkars are built
• Black Pine Forest: An ancient forest with spirits, wolves, and lost paths
• Mounds of the Old Kings: Cursed tombs filled with undead and forgotten relics
• Ice Ridge: mountains where giants and rare monsters live
• Wolf Valley: land of clans that consider wolves almost like kin
• Ullr's Runestone: a sacred place for warriors and shamans

Peculiarities:
• power is based on earls, clans and personal glory
• honor, strength and loyalty to the family are more important than beautiful speeches
• Drakkar ships sail even on the most dangerous seas
• Runes are used in weapons, armor, amulets and curses
• the best warriors undergo severe tests for the sake of name and glory
• Legendary weapons can be found in ancient burial mounds, if the undead don't find you first

Cons:
• cold kills monsters faster
• strangers are checked long and rudely
• clans often feud with each other
• old curses here are not fairy tales for children
• Some giants consider people to be noisy snacks

Morgard's magic is as harsh as the local weather. They don't like pretty tricks for the sake of it. If a rune glows, it means it's about to protect someone, curse them, or deal them a nasty blow.

Types of magic:
• Runic magic: symbols of power carved into weapons, armor, stones, doors, and amulets. A rune can protect, strengthen a blow, keep an oath, or lock away ancient evil.

• Ancestral magic: Shamans appeal to the spirits of deceased earls, warriors, and lineage guardians. Ancestors can offer advice, strength, or silent condemnation. Sometimes this is worse than a curse.

• Ice magic: the power of cold, snow, and the northern wind. It is used for combat, defense, hunting, and survival.

• Beast Magic: A connection with wolves, bears, ravens, and other northern creatures. Common among wolf clans.

Races:
• People of the North: tall, strong, often fair-haired or red-haired. They tolerate the cold well, know how to fight, and rarely complain. If they complain, it means everything is really bad.

• Wolf Beastmen: People with wolf ears, tails, keen hearing, and a strong sense of smell. Loyal to the pack, quick to anger, but protective of their own to the bitter end.

• Frost Giants: Huge creatures with pale or bluish skin, white hair, and a strength that makes you want to speak politely.

• Dwarves of the northern mountains: shorter than humans, broad-shouldered, bearded, and stubborn. They make weapons that will outlive the owner, his children, and a couple of wars above.

• Half-giants: rare offspring of humans and giants. Very tall, strong, hardy, but often alien to both humans and giants.

• Barrow Spirits: Ancient shades of dead warriors. Sometimes they guard relics, sometimes they are simply angry that they have been awakened again.

Hoshikai lies far to the east of Lumeria, beyond the Great Misty Sea. For the people of Asteria, it's practically a fairy tale: a place where tea is more expensive than wine, swordsmen argue with monks about honor, and in the forest, it's best to apologize to a tree ten times, lest it take offense.

The continent is ruled by the United Eastern Empire. Formally, all power rests with the Emperor, but in reality, noble clans, martial arts schools, monasteries, and ancient cultivator families play a crucial role. Discipline, lineage, personal strength, and the ability to maintain a level head even when facing a demon the size of a house are respected here.

Hoshikai differs from the western lands of Lumeria. Magic here is more often associated not with staffs and academies, but with inner energy, seals, talismans, spirits, and the elements. Samurai serve clans, cultivators seek the path to immortality, kitsune weave cunning intrigues, and eastern dragons are considered guardians of rivers, seas, and skies.

Key places:
• Imperial Capital Renkai
• Forest of a Thousand Foxes
• Heavenly Crane Mountains
• Islands of the Floating Temples
• Valley of Sleeping Dragons

In Hoshikai, you can find rare classes, oriental weapons, forbidden techniques, spiritual trials, and quests not found on other continents. Getting here is difficult, but returning unchanged is nearly impossible.

Hoshikai magic is more like an art than a simple spell. Few people wave a staff or shout out the name of an attack, though first-year students sometimes try. Power is built on internal energy, breathing, seals, talismans, and pacts with spirits.

Types of magic:
• Chi Magic: Enhances the body, speed, strike, hearing, and reaction. It is often used by samurai, monks, and cultivators.

• Seal Magic: Complex symbols for protection, prohibition, traps, banishing spirits and sealing demons.

• Talismans: paper amulets with ready-made effects. They are carried on one's person, stuck on doors, weapons, or on the forehead of an enemy if one is lucky enough to get close enough.

• Spiritual contracts: connection with the spirits of rivers, forests, mountains and animals. The spirit can give strength, advice or a problem for life.

• Elemental techniques: water, wind, lightning, fire and wood. Most often depend on the school, clan or blood.

Races:
• Humans: The most common race in Hoshikai. They include many samurai, officials, merchants, monks, and martial arts students.

• Kitsune: fox spirits with human form, ears, and tails. Beautiful, cunning, dangerously charming. Strong in illusions and deception.

• Dragonbloods: Descendants of eastern dragons. They have bright eyes, scale markings, and a strong aura. They often wield water, wind, or lightning.

• They are tall, horned creatures with immense strength. They can be enemies, mercenaries, or guardians. Their character is usually loud, like an avalanche.

• River and forest spirits: They look almost human, but are too beautiful and strange. Their hair can resemble water, leaves, or fog.

• Crane Beastmen: Graceful, calm, feathered, and with keen eyesight. Strong in dance, ritual, and spiritual techniques.

• Half-spirits: children of humans and spirits. Often see what is hidden from the ordinary eye.

Capital: Astergrad

Form of Government: Hereditary Monarchy

Ruler: King Aldric IV Asterius

Population: About 18 million inhabitants

Main races:

• Humans
• Half-elves
• Beastmen
• Dwarves and elves

are rareAsteria is considered the heart of the human civilization of Lumeria. It is from here that most trade routes begin, the most famous academies of magic are located here, as well as the main headquarters of the Adventurers' Guild.

The kingdom consists of dozens of towns, hundreds of villages, and many castles belonging to noble families. Most of the territory is covered with fertile plains, forests and hills, making Asteria the largest supplier of food on the continent.

The military power of the state is based on knightly orders. The most famous are the Order of the Silver Lion, the Order of the Dawn, and the Royal Guard of Asteria.

Main Attractions:

• Royal Palace of the Golden Crown
• Great Academy of Magic of Astergrad
• Archmage Tower
• Central Market of the Seven Provinces
• Cathedral of Light

Economy:* Agriculture;

• trade;
• production of weapons;
• magical artifacts;
• Adventurer services.

Relation to other races:
Asteria is considered one of the most tolerant states in Lumeria. Representatives of almost all sentient races can be found here, as long as they abide by the laws of the kingdom.

Laws:

• Slavery is prohibited.
  Illegal magic is strictly controlled.
  Duels are allowed only with official permission.
• Attacking an adventurer while on a mission is considered a felony.

Rumor:
It is said that beneath Astergrad lies the ruins of an ancient civilization that existed before the System. Some believe that this is where one of the keys to the mystery of the Great Rift is hidden.

Reputation: For most people in Lumeria,
Asteria is a symbol of order, stability, and opportunity. It is here that travelers, merchants and people who dream of starting a new life most often arrive.

Capital: Ragnforth

Form of Government: Ultimate Empire

Ruler: Emperor Valgrim Draken

Population: About 14 million inhabitants

Main races:

• Humans
• Dragonblood
• Beastmen
• Half-orcs

Drakenholm is the largest military power in Lumeria. Here, from childhood, you are taught to wield weapons, and respect can only be earned by your own achievements. The inhabitants of the empire believe that weakness is the main enemy of man.

Most of the territory is occupied by mountain plateaus, rocky valleys and steppes. The lands are not very fertile, so the empire relies on conquest, resource extraction and military power.

Every citizen is obliged to undergo military training. Even craftsmen and merchants know how to use weapons. Military service is considered the greatest honor, and generals wield influence comparable to that of the highest nobility.

Main Attractions:

• Imperial Citadel of Ragnforth
• Arena of a Thousand Blades
• Draken Martial Arts Academy
• Red Dragon Valley
• Great Wall of the East

Economy:

• Metal mining;
• production of weapons;
• military orders;
• ore trading;
  mercenary armies.

Relation to other races:
In Drakenholm, people are judged not by their origin, but by their strength. Even a commoner can become a nobleman if he proves himself in war. However, the weak and useless are rarely respected here.

Laws:

• Duels are officially allowed.
• Desertion is punishable by death.
• Insulting the emperor is considered a state crime.
  The winner of an official duel has the right to demand compensation from the loser.

Armed Forces:

• Imperial Legions;
• Dragon Guard;
• Iron Spears;
• Order of the Scarlet Flame.

Rumors:
Legend has it that the Draken family is descended from a real dragon who has made a pact with the ancient gods. Some claim that the emperor's blood still contains dragon power.

Reputation: For some,
Drakenholm is a model of strength and discipline. For others, a dangerous empire that may one day start a new war to expand its borders. Nevertheless, even

Capital: Lunaris

Form of Government: Theocracy

Ruler: High Priestess Celeste Ar'Lun

Population: Approximately 9 million inhabitants

Major races:

• Humans
• Elves

Half-elves* Aasimar (a rare race of humans with divine blood)

Selenar is considered the most religious state in Lureria. Here, faith is not just a part of life—it is the basis of laws, education, and politics. Most of the inhabitants worship the Goddess of the Moon, who is considered the last of the gods to continue to watch over the world.

The territory of the state is covered with silvery forests, lakes and lunar valleys. At night, many plants begin to glow softly, creating the feeling that the earth itself is filled with magic.

Selenar is known for its temples, monasteries and libraries. It is here that magicians, scientists and pilgrims from all over the continent come in search of knowledge and answers to ancient mysteries.

Main Attractions:

• Great Temple of the Moon
• Silver Library
• Tower of Diviners
• Star Reflection Lake
• Sacred Grove of Aelian

Economy:

• Production of magic scrolls;
• medical services;
• teaching magic;
• trade in rare books;
• Alchemy.

Relation to other races:
Selenar is open to most intelligent peoples. However, demons, necromancers and practitioners of forbidden magic are treated with extreme caution here.

Laws:

• Desecration of temples is prohibited.
• Necromancy is considered a felony.
• Sacred lands cannot be used for resource extraction.
• An attack on a priest is punished especially severely.

Military Forces:

• Lunar Paladins;
• Order of Silver Light;
• Guardians of Sanctuaries;
• Mages of the Star Circle.

Rumor:
There is a legend that beneath the Great Temple of the Moon lies an ancient mechanism of the System, created before the Great Rift. Few people know that some of Selenar's prophecies are beginning to come true with frightening accuracy.

Reputation: For the people of Loomeria,
Selenar is a land of wisdom, healing, and knowledge. However, behind the tranquility of the temples lies a huge influence: many kings listen to the words of B

Capital: Khaz-Dur

Form of Government: Kingdom of Clans

Ruler: High King Thorin Ironbeard

Population: About 6 million inhabitants

Main races:

• Dwarves
• Dwarves
• Dwarves* Humans
• Halflings

are rareKardur is located deep in the Great Stone Mountains and is considered the oldest state in Lumeria. Most of its cities are built inside the mountains, connected by tunnels and huge underground roads. Many travelers have no idea how vast the true size of the dwarven domain is.

The people of Kardur are renowned for their stubbornness, honesty, and incredible craftsmanship. The best armor, weapons, and tools on the entire continent are created here. Many legendary artifacts were forged in the forges of Kardur.

Society is built around ancient clans. Each clan is responsible for a specific craft, territory, or part of the army. Despite the constant rivalry between clans, dwarves always act as a single people in external conflicts.

Main Attractions:

• Great Forge of the Ancestors
• Hall of
  a Thousand Kings* Underground Lake of the Deep
• Khaz Dura
  Gate* Black Silver

Mines Economy:

• Ore mining;
• blacksmithing;
• creation of artifacts;
• jewelry craft;
• Metals trading.

Attitude towards other races:
Dwarves respect hardworking and honest people, regardless of background. However, fraudsters and contract violators are treated extremely negatively.

Laws:

• Breach of contract is considered a felony.
• Stealing craft secrets is punishable by banishment.
• It is forbidden to desecrate the graves of ancestors.
  Debts must be repaid in full.

Military Forces:

• Stone Guard;
• Iron Legions;
• Clan squads;
• Guardians of the Deep.

Rumor:
The lowest levels of Kardur are said to go so deep underground that they reach the ruins of the era before the Great Rift. Some miners claim that they sometimes hear the voices of creatures in the depths that should not exist.

Capital: none

Main city: Westport

Form of government: Union of Independent Cities

Ruler: none Governance

is carried out by the Council of Merchant Houses, which includes representatives of the largest cities in the region.

Major races:

• Humans
• Half-elves
• Dwarves
• Halflings
• Beastmen
• Elves

Westmark is the largest trading region in Lumeria. Instead of one state, there are many independent cities connected by treaties, trade routes and common laws. Each city has its own ruler, army, and features.

Westport is considered the richest city on the continent. Goods from almost all corners of Lumeria pass through its harbors.

The people of Westmark value freedom, entrepreneurship and personal success. Here, few people are interested in the origin of a person, if he is able to earn a fortune or benefit the city.

Main Attractions:

• Great Port of
  Westport* Market of a Thousand Nations
• Merchants
  ' Exchange* Old City
  Canals* Golden Quarter

Economy:

• Trade;
• banking;
• sea transportation;
• craft;
• mercenary.

Laws:

• Any formal contract has the force of law.
• Trade fraud is punished extremely severely.
• Piracy is prohibited.
• Attacking merchants is considered a serious crime.

Military Forces:

• Sea Guard;
• City Guards;
• Hired companies.

Rumor:
It is said that there is a secret auction house in Westmark where forbidden artifacts, ancient relics, and secrets of powerful rulers are sold.

Reputation:
For many, Westmark is a land of opportunity, where even a poor person can become the richest person on the continent. However, it is also home to the most dangerous criminal organizations and the most influential trading houses in Lumeria.

Capital: Azramir

Form of government: Sultanate

Ruler: Sultan Farid ibn Azraqar

Major races:

• Humans
• Beastmen
• Half-elves
• Jinnbloods

Azrakar is located in the south of Lumeria among vast deserts, rocky canyons, and rare oases. Despite the harsh climate, the state is considered one of the richest on the continent due to trade and ancient treasures.

Many cities are built around underground water sources. Caravans constantly cross the desert, linking Azrakar with other countries.

Residents are famous for their hospitality, ability to negotiate and deep respect for the traditions of their ancestors. Wisdom, knowledge and personal honor are especially valued here.

Main Attractions:

• Golden Palace of Azramir
• Grand Bazaar of a Thousand Paths
• Temple of the Burning Sun
• Oasis of Mirages
• Ruins of the Lost City of Ashar

Economy:

• Caravan Trade;
• precious stones;
• rare spices;
• magic crystals;
• Alchemical materials.

Laws:

• Desecration of sacred springs is prohibited.
• Robbery of caravans is punishable by death.
• Violation of an oath is considered a serious crime.
• The guest is under the protection of the host of the house.

Military Forces:

• Sand Guard;
• Fire Mages;
• Caravan Guard;
• Riders of the Barkhans.

Rumors:
Legends tell of a city buried under the sands after the Great Rift. They say that somewhere in its ruins there is an artifact that can change the operation of the System itself.

Reputation: For the people of Loomeria,
Azrakar is a land of ancient secrets, wealth, and endless sands. Many people come here in search of treasures, but not everyone returns.

Capital: Waldheim

Form of government: Kingdom

Ruler: King Harald the Icewolf

Main races:

• Humans
• Beastmen
• Giants

Frostheim occupies the northern lands of Lumeria, where it is cold for most of the year. Snowstorms, icy seas and frozen forests are part of the daily life of the locals.

Northerners are famous for their endurance, honesty and fighting spirit. Here, strength, loyalty to the family and the word given are respected.

Main Attractions:

• Ice Palace
• Valley of the White Wolves
• Ruins of the Kings of the North
• Glacier of the Eternal Storm

Economy:

• Hunting;
• fishing;
• furs;
• ice crystals.

Military Forces:

• Wolf Guard;
• Northern Squads;
  Ice Berserkers.

Rumor:
The glaciers of Frostheim may hide the ruins of an ancient civilization that existed before the Great Rift.

Reputation:
A land of harsh people, legendary hunters and dangerous monsters.

Capital: Noctis

Form of Government: Aristocratic Monarchy

Ruler: Queen Noctis

of Morvayn Major Races:

• Vampires
• Dark Elves
• Humans
• Half-Breeds

Noctarium is located beyond the Misty Mountains. The sun is rarely bright here, and most residents prefer a nocturnal lifestyle.

Despite its frightening reputation, the state is distinguished by a high level of culture, education and magic. Many alchemists and magicians dream of getting here to study.

Main Attractions:

• Black Palace
• Shadow Magic Academy
• Garden of Eternal Night
• Blood Moon

Tower Economy:

• Alchemy;
• magic;
• artifacts;
• Jewelry.

Military Forces:

• Shadow Guard;
• Knights of the Blood Moon;
  Masters of Darkness.

Laws:

• It is forbidden to use magic against civilians.
• Bloody crimes are punished especially severely.

Rumor:
The royal family holds one of the oldest artifacts in Lumeria associated with the vanished gods.

Reputation:
A mysterious land of the night, around which there are more legends than truth.

Capital: Ssar-Ket

Races:

• Snakemen
• Humans
• Half-Breeds

A state of swamps and jungles in the far south. Many of the people of Lumeria have never been there and only know about Nagaresh through rumors.

Traits:

• poisons and alchemy;
• ancient temples;
• blood magic;
• rare monsters.

Ruler:
Empress Chassara.

Reputation:
A mysterious country where it is difficult to know who is a friend and who is an enemy.

Capital: Ellariel

Races:

• Elves
• Forest Spirits
• Half-Elves

Vast magical forests where nature and civilization exist together. Many of the trees are older than most of the Lumeria states.

Features:

• Strongest archers;
• nature magic;
• living cities inside trees;
• rare alchemical plants.

Ruler:
Queen Eilar Starlist.

Reputation:
A closed and mysterious land of ancient wisdom.

Capital: Infernum

Race:

• Demons
• Half-Demons
• Tieflings

The strongest demonic state in Lumeria. Contrary to rumors, the demons here are not trying to destroy the world. Their society is built on power, status, and the fulfillment of treaties.

Features:

• Powerful fire and curse magic;
• gladiator arenas;
• demonic academies;
• Rare crafting materials.

Ruler:
Emperor Azrael Malgort.

Reputation:
Dangerous neighbors, but reliable allies.