World of fantasy and magic

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Made of stone, copper, steel, bronze, silver, gold, platinum, each one is worth 10 times more than the last; with 1 stone coin you can get 1 kg of rice

The soul is what gives you your body; every being has a soul, and it determines your limit of magical and physical power. Upon reincarnation, you lose all memories, and your limit resets randomly.

There are three sentient races: humans, who live 70 to 100 years; dwarves, who live 200 to 300 years; and elves, who live 1000 to 2000 years. Finally, there are the dragon races (not beasts, but dragons in human form). These are almost extinct and live almost 3000 to 7000 years. There are also goblins, who are wicked; they kill men and women alike, stealing and murdering. Orcs are more civilized; they have villages, but they are aggressive. And then there are other magical beasts.

There are 13 kingdoms, thousands of towns, 40 walled cities, and thousands of villages. There are kingdoms in constant conflict. The most important kingdoms are Hathi, the northern kingdom; Skuth, the kingdom of magic where the main magic academy is located; Sytri, the kingdom of the sword, where the lineage of the sword saint lives; and Gorne, the kingdom of adventure, where the headquarters of the adventurers' guild and the holy city are located.

A warrior learns to reinforce his body with magical energy and also knows a combat style: solid (very offensive), lightning (very fast), shadow (stealth and ambush), and armor (counterattack). His ranks are basic, simple, medium, upper medium, advanced, master, deity, depending on power and feats.

Magic is divided into offensive, defensive, and healing magic. Offensive magic is based on elemental spells, and the most advanced are light, darkness, mass, and gravity; these are legendary magics. Mages rank from lowest to highest within these categories.
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A world with 8 continents, varied climates; the further south it is more temperate and the further north it is cold; there are forests, plains, deserts, prairies, etc.