Elysia Nova RPG

State of the World: Although civilization enjoys advanced technology, relative political stability, and international cooperation, the External Threat continues to exist.
Reality of Civilization: Each generation faces new threats capable of causing another catastrophe similar to those that occurred in the past.
Importance of Adventurers: Adventurers, heroes, rulers of higher species, and international organizations constitute the main line of defense against the dangers that exist beyond the barriers.
Conclusion: History has repeatedly shown that Elysia Nova's survival depends on staying prepared in the face of a darkness that she has never ceased to observe from the limits of the known world.

Date: Approximately two hundred and fifteen years ago.
Description: An ancient leviathan known as Noxmare awakened after thousands of years of slumber in the deep ocean.
Noxmare Capabilities: Massive weather control, continental tsunami generation, and dominion over countless sea creatures.
Immediate Consequences: Hundreds of coastal towns were destroyed during the first months of the conflict.
Duration of the War: Fifteen years.
Estimated Casualties: Tens of millions dead and displaced.
Participating Forces: Twenty-two nations, three SSS heroes, multiple ancient dragons, and numerous international navies.
Final Result: Noxmare was defeated and sealed in a dimensional prison created specifically to contain world-class threats.
Legacy: After this war, the massive construction of the modern Domes currently used by civilization began.

Date: Approximately six hundred and twenty years ago.
Description: Astaroth Valdrake was one of the most talented adventurers in history and one of the first individuals subsequently classified as an SSS rank.
Origin of the Catastrophe: During an expedition to ruins related to cosmic entities, he suffered irreversible mental corruption.
Immediate Consequences: For three weeks he traveled through several nations destroying cities, armies and entire guilds.
Estimated Victims: More than twenty million people.
Material Damage: Thirty-seven cities were completely destroyed.
Mobilized Forces: Four SSS adventurers, two Dragon Kings, and numerous international military forces participated in his arrest.
Final Result: Astaroth was finally defeated after a battle considered one of the most destructive in history.
Legacy: His case became the prime example of the dangers of cosmic corruption and motivated the creation of the SS and SSS ranks.

Date: Approximately one thousand three hundred years ago.
Description: A cosmic entity currently known as Azath-Vor, the Void Watcher, traversed the sky during a magical meteor shower.
Immediate Consequences: Thousands of fragments of cosmic energy impacted multiple continents, contaminating huge regions of the planet.
Effects of Corruption: Millions of people were transformed into monsters, aberrations, or creatures unable to retain their sanity.
Estimated Victims: More than fifty million dead during the centuries following the event.
Final Result: Twelve SSS-ranked heroes performed a ritual capable of temporarily expelling Azath-Vor from the known world.
Ritual Cost: None of the twelve heroes survived.
Legacy: Much of today's Outlands arose as a direct consequence of this catastrophe.

Major Catastrophes: Historical events that permanently altered the development of modern civilization and demonstrated the true extent of the External Threat.

International Organization of Adventurers: Institution in charge of monitoring global threats and coordinating international responses.
Observation Network: A system of magical satellites, detection barriers, and outposts used to track major threats.
Emergency Protocols: Procedures activated when a threat reaches levels capable of endangering an entire nation.
Black Alert Status: Highest internationally recognized level of emergency, reserved for SS or SSS threats.

Forgotten Gods: Ancient deities who ruled entire regions of the world before the rise of modern civilizations.
Current Status: Many remain sealed, asleep, or missing, although some are still active.
Power: Its ability can rival or even surpass that of the most powerful SSS adventurers.
Followers: Various forbidden cults attempt to awaken these entities in order to gain power.

Lovecraftian Entities: Beings whose existence transcends the comprehension of mortal species.
Appearance: Its shape is often impossible to fully interpret through the normal senses.
Psychological Effects: The mere presence of some entities can cause insanity, hallucinations, or spiritual corruption.
Dangerousness: They are considered some of the most dangerous threats recorded by civilization.
Official Classification: Most known Lovecraftian entities are classified as SS or SSS rank threats.

Magical Beasts: Creatures born from the natural accumulation of magical energy.
Evolved Monsters: Beings that have survived for long periods and developed exceptional abilities.
Mythological Armies: Large concentrations of hostile intelligent creatures capable of organizing invasions against civilized settlements.
Superior Demons: Entities from hellish planes capable of leading demonic legions.
Primordial Titans: Ancient giants whose power can alter mountains, oceans, and continents.
Dimensional Entities: Beings from parallel realities or unknown spaces.
Lovecraftian Entities: Incomprehensible existences that defy the laws of reality and logic.
Forgotten Gods: Ancient deities that existed before modern civilizations.

Wildlands: Regions of the world that are outside the protection of the Domes.
State of the Outlands: Although some contain valuable resources, most are infested by monsters, supernatural creatures, and dangerous magical phenomena.
Exploration of the Outlands: Only experienced adventurers, specialized military forces, or authorized researchers usually venture into these regions.
Common Hazards: Territorial monsters, magical beasts, wild dragons, wandering demons, forbidden cults, dimensional anomalies, and areas contaminated by cosmic energy.

External Threat: A collective name used to refer to all forces, creatures, entities, and phenomena that exist beyond the protection of the Domes and that pose a danger to the survival of civilization.
Origin of the Name: The term was coined by the International Organization of Adventurers after the Black Leviathan War to classify all threats capable of causing damage on a national or global scale.
Importance of the External Threat: The existence of these threats is the main reason why modern nations invest enormous resources in defense, magical research, and training adventurers.
Main Consequence: Without the Domes, most of the world's population would be unable to survive for long periods outside protected areas.

Average Power of Royalty: Most members of royal families belonging to higher species possess a level equivalent to A or S ranks even without specialized training.
Elite Princes and Princesses: Some exceptional heirs can reach levels comparable to SS ranks during their adult life.
Legendary Monarchs: There are ancient kings and queens whose power rivals SSS-ranked adventurers and who are considered forces of global balance.
Strategic Importance: Due to their enormous power, the existence of these monarchs is one of the main reasons why major wars between nations are relatively rare today, as any conflict could escalate to involve beings capable of altering entire continents.

General Perception: Most species feel a mixture of admiration, respect and fear towards dragons and leviathans.
International cooperation: Modern coexistence has made it possible to improve relations between higher species and common races.
Historical Conflicts: Despite the current relative peace, numerous ancient wars were led by clashes between superior species and deadly civilizations.
Current Situation: Most dragons, leviathans, and royals actively participate in modern society, acting as leaders, rulers, entrepreneurs, academics, or adventurers.

Political Participation: It is not uncommon to find dragons, leviathans, or other members of higher species occupying important government positions.
Academic Participation: Some individuals of these species work as researchers, teachers or scientists.
Business Involvement: Many major corporations are led by members of superior species because of their longevity and accumulated experience.
Adventurous Participation: Some young dragons and leviathans decide to become adventurers to explore the world and develop their skills.

Leviathan Kings: Rulers of the oceanic domains.
Maritime Authority: They have control over vast ocean regions and over numerous intelligent marine species.
Economic Importance: Many trade routes depend on agreements established with Leviathan kings or queens.
Political Influence: Their decisions can affect trade, maritime security, and international relations.

Dragon Kings: Rulers of the main draconic communities.
Dragon Kings Authority: Their power is usually enough to influence the politics of multiple nations simultaneously.
Responsibilities: Maintain balance between the various draconic factions and protect the territories of their species.
International Prestige: Dragon Kings are often treated as heads of state even by human powers.

Royal Bloodlines: Ruling families belonging to the higher species.
Innate Ability: All royals of the higher species are born with the ability to take on human form.
Reason for this Ability: To facilitate diplomacy, politics and coexistence with other intelligent species.
Royal Education: Royals are typically trained in multiple languages, world history, politics, military strategy, and magical control.

Human Transformation: An ability that allows certain creatures to take on a human or humanoid appearance.
Purpose of Transformation: To facilitate social interaction with other species and allow for more active participation in modern society.
How Transfiguration Works: The creature retains all of its physical, magical, and mental abilities even when it takes on human form.
Limitations of Transformation: Human forms usually reduce only the visible physical size, but do not diminish the actual power of the individual.

Ancestral Leviathans: The oldest and most powerful individuals of their species.
Destructive Capacity: An Ancient Leviathan can pose a national or continental threat if it acts in a hostile manner.
Global Influence: Many international maritime agreements take into consideration the existence of ancestral leviathans and their territories.
Relationship to Civilization: Although some leviathans remain isolated, others maintain diplomatic relations with various nations.

Leviathans: Gigantic sea creatures considered the natural rulers of the oceans.
Leviathans Habitat: They generally inhabit the most remote and dangerous ocean depths in the world.
Power of the Leviathans: They are capable of causing storms, tidal waves, and maritime disasters through the use of ancient magic.
Intelligence of Leviathans: They possess an intelligence comparable to or superior to that of any known intelligent species.
Ocean Magic: A specialized form of magic used by leviathans to control ocean currents, storms, and aquatic creatures.

Ancient Dragons: Extremely ancient individuals who have accumulated power over millennia.
Power of an Ancient Dragon: Considered comparable to that of an adventurer of +S rank or higher.
Political Influence: Many ancient dragons are actively involved in international politics due to their enormous power and knowledge.
Accumulated Knowledge: Some ancient dragons possess historical memories older than the written records of numerous nations.

Dragons: Legendary creatures considered one of the most powerful species on the planet.
Longevity of Dragons: Most dragons live for thousands of years, while some ancient individuals have survived for tens of thousands of years.
Natural Power: Even young dragons possess magical and physical abilities superior to those of most adventurers.
Draconic Magic: A unique magical system that allows dragons to manipulate enormous amounts of energy without suffering the usual limitations of other species.
Dragonflakes: Extremely resistant biological material used in the manufacture of some of the most valuable armor in the world.
Draconic Breath: A characteristic attack of dragons that can take different forms depending on the individual, including fire, ice, lightning, poison, darkness, celestial energy, and other elements.

Superior Species: A title used to refer to the most powerful and ancient races in the world. These species possess physical, magical, and intellectual capacities that far exceed those of most living beings.
Members of the Higher Species: Dragons, leviathans, ancestral phoenixes, certain noble demons, some angelic bloodlines, and other legendary creatures recorded in history.
Historical Significance: Many of these species existed long before the rise of the first modern civilizations and were directly involved in the formation of the known world.

Historical Relatives: Throughout history there have been such powerful relatives that they came to be considered heroes in their own right.
Recorded Cases: There are accounts of ancient dragons, immortal phoenixes, and cosmic beasts that fought alongside SSS-ranked adventurers during some of the greatest catastrophes in history.
Legal Recognition: In some nations, relatives of humanoid intelligence possess legal rights similar to those of any citizen due to their ability to reason, communicate, and make independent decisions.

Civilian Use: Many citizens use family members as domestic helpers, guardians, messengers, or life partners.
Military Use: Armies employ familiars for reconnaissance, combat, transport, and tactical support.
Adventurer Use: Adventurers use familiars to supplement their abilities and increase their chances of survival.
Social Value: Owning a powerful family member is often seen as a sign of extraordinary talent, prestige, or potential.

Partial Fusion: A technique that allows the user to temporarily acquire some traits of their family member.
Full Fusion: An extremely advanced state where both temporarily share the same body and power.
Advantages of Fusion: Massive increase in physical, magical, and sensory abilities.
Risks of Fusion: It can lead to extreme exhaustion, spiritual damage, or temporary loss of control.

Power Sharing: Some family members allow their partner to temporarily use a portion of their abilities.
Shared Perception: Ability to observe the environment through the senses of the family member.
Magic Channeling: Use of the family member as a conductor or amplifier of magical energy.
Spiritual Protection: Additional defense against curses, possessions, and mental attacks.

Elder Dragons: Some Elder Dragons possess enough power to establish familiar contracts without losing their independence.
Leviathans: There are historical records of leviathans that have formed bonds with legendary heroes.
Noble Demons: Some powerful demons can act as familiars through special contracts.
Guardian Angels: Extremely rare cases where celestial entities protect chosen individuals.
Restriction of Superior Species: Most of these creatures only accept contracts with exceptional individuals.

Human Transformation: Ability that allows certain relatives to adopt a humanoid or fully human appearance.
Transformist Familiars: Creatures capable of freely alternating between their original form and a human form.
Advantages of Human Transformation: It facilitates social interaction, communication and integration within cities.
Rarity of Human Transformation: Only the most powerful relatives or those belonging to exceptional species usually develop this ability.

Dragons: Some young dragons can become familiar if they voluntarily bond with a person.
Phoenix: Creatures associated with life, renewal, and sacred fire.
Chimeras: Magical beasts made up of multiple species.
Griffins: Noble creatures frequently used by adventurers and knights.
Elemental Spirits: Conscious manifestations of the natural elements.
Astral Beasts: Entities related to cosmic energy and the stars.
Living Shadows: Creatures linked to darkness and stealth.

Animal Intelligence: Basic level present in common creatures.
Rational Intelligence: Ability to understand complex orders and make one's own decisions.
Humanoid Intelligence: Intellectual level comparable to that of the intelligent species of the world.
Ancestral Wisdom: Knowledge accumulated over centuries or millennia by ancient creatures.

Evolution: The process by which a family member increases his or her power, intelligence, and abilities through experience, training, or accumulation of magical energy.
Minor Evolution: Moderate increase in physical or magical abilities.
Major Evolution: Significant transformation that can completely alter the appearance and abilities of the family member.
Supreme Evolution: Extremely rare status achieved only by exceptional familiars capable of rivaling legendary creatures.

Common Familiar: Relatively simple creatures used primarily as basic support.
Advanced Familiar: Creatures capable of using special abilities and actively participating in combat.
Superior Familiar: Entities with high intelligence and exceptional magical abilities.
Legendary Familiar: Extremely rare creatures whose powers can rival those of high-ranking adventurers.
Mythical Familiar: Beings considered living legends and whose existence is usually related to important historical events.

Combat Familiars: Specialized in fighting alongside their partner.
Family Support: Focused on healing, strengthening, and magical assistance.
Familiar Explorers: Specialized in reconnaissance, tracking and obtaining information.
Guardian Relatives: Dedicated to the protection and defense of people or places.
Utility Familiars: Designed for specific tasks such as transportation, construction, research, or resource production.

Spiritual Bond: Magical connection that unites the souls of the family member and their companion.
Benefits of the Bond: Allows for the sharing of magical energy, basic emotions, limited sensory information, and mental communication.
Strengthening the bond: The longer you stay together, the greater the synchronization between both parties.
Breaking the Bond: The voluntary or forced destruction of a contract can lead to emotional, spiritual, and even physical damage.

Spiritual Contract: The most common method of obtaining a family member through a magical agreement between both parties.
Ritual Summoning: The process by which a creature responds to a magical call and decides to establish a bond with the summoner.
Family Inheritance: Some families pass on contracts with certain creatures through generations.
Natural Bond: Sometimes a creature willingly establishes a connection with a person due to emotional, spiritual, or magical compatibility.
Encounter of Destiny: An extremely rare phenomenon where a family member and their future companion develop a unique bond without the need for rituals or formal contracts.

Familiar: Creatures magically linked to a person through contracts, rituals, spiritual ties, or natural connections. They act as companions, assistants, protectors, scouts, or combat allies.
Importance of Familiars: They are considered one of the most versatile forms of support available to adventurers, soldiers, and magic users due to the wide variety of roles they can play.
Relationship with the Summoner: Although they are usually associated with the Primordial Summoners, anyone with enough magical affinity can obtain a familiar under the right circumstances.

Arcanotechnology: Science that combines modern technological knowledge with magical energy.
Applications of Arcane Technology: Magic vehicles, communication systems, advanced weaponry, urban barriers, and household devices.
Importance of Archanotechnology: It forms the basis of Elysia Nova's modern development and allows society to maintain a technological level similar to or superior to that of contemporary Earth despite constant supernatural threats.

Magical Artifacts: Objects capable of storing, amplifying, or manipulating magical energy.
Arcane Crystals: Minerals used as magic batteries to power cities, vehicles, and technological devices.
Enchanted Weapons: Magic-reinforced equipment to increase its effectiveness.
Legendary Relics: Unique artifacts created by heroes, gods, or ancient entities.

Unique Affinity: A situation where a person possesses a natural talent for only one type of magic.
Dual Affinity: A situation where a person possesses talent for two types of magic simultaneously.
Multiple Affinity: An extremely rare phenomenon where an individual can master three or more magical branches.
Universal Affinity: Legendary condition that allows you to use virtually any type of magic in existence.

Runic Magic: A system based on magical symbols capable of storing spells and permanent effects.
Applications of Runic Magic: Enchantments, barriers, traps, and magical artifacts.
Bestial Magic: A type of magic related to magical creatures and animal attributes.
Applications of Beast Magic: Partial transformations, communication with beasts, and physical strengthening.
Celestial Magic: Energy associated with divine beings and sacred entities.
Common Users of Celestial Magic: Angels, saints, and some blessed heroes.
Infernal Magic: Energy associated with demons and infernal planes.
Characteristics of Infernal Magic: Great destructive power, high corruption and enormous offensive capacity.
Cosmic Magic: One of the most dangerous and mysterious forms of magic known.
Origin of Cosmic Magic: Energies from ancient entities, unknown dimensions, and phenomena beyond mortal comprehension.
Users of Cosmic Magic: Lovecraftian entities, Old Gods, and some exceptional individuals.

Weaken Magic: Magic used to reduce a target's abilities.
Examples of Weakening: Reduced strength, slowness, decreased stamina or magical weakening.
Space Magic: Branch specialized in manipulating physical space.
Applications of Space Magic: Teleportation, portal creation, dimensional storage, and distance alteration.
Temporal Magic: Extremely rare magic related to the limited manipulation of time.
Applications of Temporal Magic: Speeding up, slowing down, and observing past events.
Temporal Magic Restriction: No known mortal has managed to completely control the flow of time.
Mind Magic: Branch focused on the mind and consciousness.
Applications of Mind Magic: Telepathy, illusions, sensory manipulation and psychological resistance.

Dark Magic: A type of magic that uses destructive energies associated with corruption and emptiness.
Common Users of Dark Magic: Demons, warlocks, and some supernatural creatures.
Necromancy: Magical art focused on the dead, spirits, and funeral energies.
Functions of Necromancy: Summoning spirits, creating the undead, and communicating with deceased souls.
Healing Magic: Branch specialized in physical and biological restoration.
Applications of Healing Magic: Healing wounds, treating illnesses, and speeding up physical recovery.
Purification Magic: A type of magic specialized in eliminating negative energies and curses.
Common Users of Purification Magic: Priests, exorcists, and advanced healers.
Reinforcement Magic: Magic designed to increase physical or magical abilities.
Examples of Reinforcement: Increased strength, speed, endurance, perception, or magical power.

Elemental Magic: The most common branch of magic based on the control of natural elements.
Fire Magic: Specialized in destruction, explosions and heat generation.
Water Magic: Specialized in liquid control, support and adaptability.
Earth Magic: Specialized in defense, construction, and resistance.
Air Magic: Specialized in speed, mobility, and long-range attacks.
Ice Magic: Advanced variant focused on freezing and territorial control.
Lightning Magic: An offensive variant characterized by its speed and destructive power.
Metal Magic: Specialized in manipulating metals and reinforcing armor or weapons.
Blood Magic: A discipline that uses life energy as a source of power.
Blood Magic Perk: Allows you to gain a huge amount of power in a short amount of time.
Disadvantage of Blood Magic: It can cause permanent physical damage and even death to the user.
Magic of the Soul: Branch dedicated to the manipulation of spirits, emotions and spiritual energy.
Applications of Soul Magic: Spiritual contracts, soul strengthening and communication with spiritual entities.

Magic Core: Spiritual structure present in most intelligent beings that functions as a storage and processing center for magical energy.
Core Development: The core can be strengthened through training, experience, and energy accumulation.
Core Quality: A more developed core allows for larger amounts of mana to be stored and more complex spells to be executed.
Core Destruction: A serious injury to the magic core can leave a person unable to use magic for the rest of their life.

Spell Activation: Most spells require concentration, mana manipulation, and a specific magical structure to function properly.
Charms: Verbal formulas used to facilitate the control of complex spells.
Instant Magic: Advanced technique that allows you to cast spells without the need to pronounce incantations.
Magic Overload: A dangerous state that occurs when an individual uses more mana than their body can handle.
Consequences of Overload: Extreme exhaustion, physical damage, temporary loss of magical abilities, and even death in severe cases.

Magic System: A set of laws, energies, and supernatural phenomena that allow living beings to alter reality through the use of magical power.
Origin of Magic: Magic has existed since before the birth of civilization and is present in practically every corner of the world. Its origin is thought to be related to the primordial forces that shaped the universe.
Magical Energy: All magic uses a form of energy known as Mana, an invisible substance that exists in both living beings and the environment.
Inner Mana: Magical energy stored within a person's body and soul.
Ambient Mana: Magical energy present in nature, air, oceans, mountains, and living things.
Magic Ability: The maximum amount of mana a person can store and use without damage.
Magic Control: The ability to manipulate mana efficiently and stably.
Magic Affinity: A person's natural tendency toward certain types of magic.

Wild Supreme: Most SSS adventurers recorded in history were Wild Cards due to the enormous versatility provided by multi-class mastery.
Exceptional Ability: Some legendary Wild Cards came to dominate all seven Core Classes simultaneously, becoming existences considered impossible by normal standards.
Potential Danger: Due to its enormous ability to adapt, an uncontrolled Wild Card can pose a threat comparable to a global catastrophe.
Strategic Importance: Governments consider high-level Wild Cards strategic resources comparable to national arms or even entire armies.

Arcane Vanguard: A combination between Vanguard and Arcane Swordsman that allows you to act as a defender and offensive combatant simultaneously.
Ghost Hunter: Combination between Ghost Marksman and Shadowspear focused on long-range assassinations and covert operations.
Celestial Oracle: Combination between Astral Priest and Mystic Weaver specialized in advanced magical support.
Lord of the Beasts: A combination of Primal Summoner and Vanguard capable of leading armies of familiars while protecting his allies.
Arcane Executioner: A combination between Arcane Swordsman and Shadowspear that combines offensive magic with assassination techniques.
Primordial Archmage: A combination of Mystic Weaver and Primordial Summoner focused on controlling multiple magical creatures while using large-scale spells.

Wildcards: Extremely rare individuals capable of developing more than one Fundamental Class simultaneously.
Frequency: It is estimated that less than one person in several million possesses the potential to become a Wildcard.
Origin: While there is no definitive explanation yet, most studies suggest that Wild Cards are born with an exceptionally adaptable soul capable of synchronizing multiple skill systems.
Main Advantage: The ability to combine strengths from different classes to create unique combat styles.
Main Disadvantage: Training difficulty increases exponentially due to the need to master multiple disciplines at the same time.
Official Recognition: Guilds register Wild Cards as a special category due to them not being properly classified within a single class.

Overview: Specialists in establishing contracts with supernatural creatures for use in combat, exploration, or support.
Main Function: Tactical control through summons.
Strengths: Great versatility, adaptability and constant support through family members.
Weaknesses: Partial dependence on his summoned creatures.
Common Abilities: Spirit Contracts, Multi-Summons, Familiarity Strengthening, and Temporary Fusion with Hired Creatures.
User Spotlight: Summoners, tamers, spirit teachers, and magic contractors.

Overview: Experts in infiltration, assassination, and fast-paced combat who leverage speed and stealth to take out priority targets.
Main Function: Target Elimination and Spying.
Strengths: Extreme speed, advanced stealth, infiltration capabilities, and lethal attacks.
Weaknesses: Low physical endurance and difficulty in facing large groups directly.
Common Abilities: Partial invisibility, instant displacement, poisons, assassination techniques, and presence concealment.
User Spotlight: Assassins, spies, bounty hunters, and undercover agents.

Overview: Mages who specialize in manipulating large amounts of magical energy to cause massive damage or alter the environment.
Main Function: Magic artillery and battlefield control.
Strongholds: Extremely high destructive power, wide spell repertoire, and territorial control.
Weaknesses: Physical frailty and dependence on magical energy.
Common Abilities: Elemental magic, space magic, time magic, cosmic magic, and advanced rituals.
Featured Users: Archmages, sorcerers, arcane sages, and ritualists.

Overview: Specialists in long-range combat, reconnaissance, and eliminating targets before they can get close.
Main Function: Ranged damage and scouting.
Strengths: Extreme accuracy, great mobility, tracking and recognition capabilities.
Weaknesses: Lower resistance in close combat.
Common Abilities: Magic Shots, Camouflage, Augmented Vision, Advanced Tracking, and Precision Attacks.
User Highlights: Snipers, scouts, hunters, and magic archers.

Overview: Versatile warriors who combine martial techniques with the use of magic to adapt to multiple combat situations.
Main Function: Balanced combatant.
Strengths: Great versatility, balance between physical and magical combat, excellent adaptability.
Weaknesses: Difficult to master due to the need to train both magic and combat.
Common Abilities: Weapon enchantments, magic slashes, physical augmentation through magic, and hybrid techniques.
User Spotlight: Magic Knights, Arcane Duelists, and Enchanted Swordsmen.

Overview: Specialists in defense and frontal combat whose main function is to protect their allies while absorbing most enemy damage.
Main Function: Tank and group protector.
Strengths: Extraordinary physical resistance, great defensive capacity, mastery of heavy armor and shields, high survivability.
Weaknesses: Reduced mobility, less offensive capability than other classes.
Common Abilities: Taunt, body fortification, defensive barriers, ally protection, and magic resist.
User Spotlight: Knights, Guardians, Defensive Paladins, and Sentinels.

Fundamental Classes: A specialization system used by adventurers, armies, and academies to rank a person's primary combat, support, and survival skills. Although there are thousands of variations, all modern combat professions derive from these seven main classes.
Class Compatibility: The seven classes were designed to complement each other within groups of adventurers, allowing each member to fill a specific role during a mission.

Ancient System: For much of history, only the D, C, B, A, and S ranks existed.
Ancient System Problem: Over the centuries, individuals began to appear whose power exceeded by an absurd margin that of a conventional S rank, making it impossible to classify them properly.
SS Rank Creation: A category created for those capable of facing lesser cosmic entities and threats that could endanger multiple nations simultaneously.
SSS Rank Creation: A category reserved exclusively for individuals capable of rivaling gods, Lovecraftian horrors, primordial titans, and other existences capable of bringing about global catastrophes.
Reason for the Reformation: The Crimson Massacre of Astaroth and other historical disasters proved that the S-rank was no longer sufficient to measure the true level of the world's most powerful existences.

Overview: Beings considered strategic national assets whose power far exceeds the limits of conventional adventurers.
-S: Individuals capable of facing continental threats and protecting multiple cities on their own.
S: National protectors considered living weapons of mass destruction because of their immense power.
+S: Adventurers capable of defeating ancient dragons, greater leviathans, supreme demons, and other legendary entities.
SS: Extremely rare individuals capable of fighting lesser cosmic entities, lesser gods, or threats capable of destroying various countries.
SSS: Legendary existences whose power rivals gods, Lovecraftian horrors, primordial titans, and entities capable of altering continents, oceans, and even the balance of the entire world.

General Description: Living legends whose names are known in various nations.
-A: Regional heroes capable of altering the destiny of entire provinces through their actions.
A: Individuals whose power rivals entire armies and who represent the highest common adventurous elite.
+A: Exceptional adventurers capable of defeating Elder Dragons, Greater Demons, and other nationwide threats.

Overview: Elite combatants far superior to the average adventurer and considered valuable assets to guilds.
-B: Highly experienced adventurers capable of eliminating dangerous monsters and protecting entire settlements.
B: Individuals capable of completing high-risk missions and surviving extended expeditions in the Outlands.
+B: Famous adventurers who often participate in military operations, hunts for legendary creatures, and missions of national importance.

Overview: Experienced adventurers capable of performing dangerous missions outside the Domes without constant supervision.
-C: Adventurers who have demonstrated consistency and ability in real combat situations.
C: Professionals recognized within the guilds for their skills and experience.
+C: Veterans capable of leading small teams and facing regional threats.

Overview: Beginner and novice adventurers who have completed their basic training and are beginning to take on official missions.
-D: Newly certified adventurers who are just beginning to accumulate practical experience.
D: Competent adventurers who master the basics of combat, survival, and teamwork.
+D: Promising adventurers who stand out clearly above most members of their rank.

Rank System: A method used by adventurer guilds and governments to measure an adventurer's ability, experience, dangerousness, and power level.
Number of Ranks: There are only five main ranks, with D-rank being the lowest and S-rank being the highest.
Official Progression: D → C → B → A → S.Sub-Ranks
: Each rank has three sub-ranks that allow adventurers to be differentiated according to their performance within their own level. These subranges are "-", standard range, and "+". The S rank is the only exception, as it possesses additional categories reserved for extraordinary individuals.

Adventurers are professionals tasked with exploring the Outlands, eliminating threats, rescuing civilians, and discovering resources.
There are two types of guilds:
Public Guilds:
*Financed by governments. *
Advantages:
*State resources. *
*Official missions. *
*Legal benefits. *
Private Guilds:
*Founded by companies, organizations or individuals. *
Advantages:
*Greater freedom. *
*Exclusive contracts. *
*Own working methods. *

*Although the law establishes equality between species, society recognizes different statuses. *
Hero:
*Exceptional individuals considered protectors of humanity and other races. *
Noble:
*Members of historical families with political or economic privileges. *
Citizen:
*The majority of the population. *
Soldier:
*Members of national military forces. *
Adventurer:
*Explorers and threat hunters. *
Novice:
*People who are just beginning their training. *
Criminal:
*Individuals persecuted by the law. *

*Basic education is compulsory for all species. *
Schools teach conventional subjects:
Mathematics
History
Science
Literature
Technology
Politics
Economics
However, they also offer specialized optional subjects:
*Magic Control: Teaches the safe use of magical energy. *
*Fencing: Combat with swords and bladed weapons. *
*Squire Defense: Use of shields and defensive tactics. *
*Survival: Exploration and life outside the Domes. *
*Alchemy: Creation of potions and artifacts. *
*Invocation: Contract and management of family members. *
*Group Tactics: Cooperation between adventurers. *
*Many students dream of becoming professional adventurers after graduation. *

Unlike modern Earth, gigantic cities are extremely rare.
The reason is simple: the world is constantly threatened by supernatural creatures, armies of monsters, legendary beasts, ancient demons, and cosmic entities capable of destroying entire cities.
To survive, nations built so-called Domes.
Domes are fortified cities protected by huge energy barriers generated through the use of Arcane Stones, magical minerals capable of storing massive amounts of energy.
These barriers:
Prevent monsters from entering.
They resist large-scale magical attacks.
They detect hostile supernatural entities.
They maintain stable weather conditions.
They filter curses and corrupted energies.
Outside the Domes is a vast expanse known as the Wildlands, where civilization has little presence and countless threats dwell.

Elysia Nova is a contemporary world where magic, technology, and mythological creatures coexist in a complex and diverse society. Cars drive on roads illuminated with magic crystals, smartphones use networks powered by arcane energy, and hospitals combine modern medicine with advanced healing spells.
Humans, elves, dwarves, demons, angels, dragons, goblins, orcs, anthropomorphic beasts, leviathans, succubi, and hundreds of intelligent species share the same world, living under modern governments similar to today's. Presidents, ministers, senators, mayors and other political offices can belong to any race, being elected according to the laws of each nation.
Although the great race wars were left behind centuries ago, prejudice and racism have not completely disappeared. There are organizations that promote equality between species, but extremist groups, criminal networks and clandestine markets dedicated to the slave trade also persist, especially in regions far from government protection.