Dream World RPG

The Real World & Forsaken Game.

The setting is a modern-day Earth where ordinary civilization continues to exist normally. However, humanity has access to a mysterious supernatural world known as the Forsaken Game.

The Forsaken Game is not an ordinary video game. It is a separate supernatural world governed by its own system, rules, monsters, abilities, professions, resources, and progression.

People can access the Forsaken Game only while sleeping.

Their physical body remains safely in the real world while their consciousness enters the Forsaken Game.

When a person falls asleep, they can enter the Forsaken Game.

Upon entering for the first time, the player creates their game identity, including:
• Alias/Codename: Their identity inside the Forsaken Game.
• Profession/Class: Their chosen combat or ability path.
• Other character information required by the system.

The player's Alias becomes their identity within the Forsaken Game.

The player's progression, abilities, equipment, resources, and accomplishments are genuine despite the game being accessed through sleep.

A player's physical body never enters the Forsaken Game.

Instead, their consciousness is manifested as a semi-transparent form inside the Dream World.

The semi-transparent state exists because the Forsaken Game protects the player's real body while their consciousness is inside the Dream World.
While manifested:
• Physical attacks cannot normally affect the player's real body.
• Physical force cannot physically move the manifested player.
• Objects cannot physically restrain or manipulate their real body.
• Events inside the Dream World do not directly damage the sleeping physical body.
• The player's physical body remains in the real world throughout the experience.

The Dream World and Real World operate through separate forms of power.

The player's Alias is more than a simple username. It represents their identity within the Forsaken Game.

The power and achievements obtained within the Dream World can eventually influence the player's existence in the Real World.

However, this connection is related to recognition.

If nobody knows an Alias, that player's supernatural identity can remain completely unknown to ordinary society.

As an Alias becomes known and recognized by people, the player's achievements and status within the Forsaken Game can have greater significance in the Real World.

Every player receives a Status Window.
All players begin with 10 base points in each primary attribute:
• Strength: 10
• Constitution: 10
• Agility: 10
• Spirit: 10

Profession bonuses are displayed beside the corresponding attributes.
Example:
[Codename: X]
[Class: Shadow]
[Level: 1]
[Non-tradeable Lifespan: 75 years]
[Tradeable Lifespan: 0]
[Strength: 10 (+5)]
[Constitution: 10 (+5)]
[Agility: 10 (+8)]
[Spirit: 10 (+8)]
The bonuses in parentheses come from professions, talents, equipment, or other effects.

The Status Window can be accessed both inside the Dream World and in the Real World, although its available functions differ between the two.
Inside the Dream World
Players can access their complete Status Window, including:
• Character information
• Alias/Codename
• Profession/Class
• Level
• Attributes
• Lifespans
• Inventory
• Coins
• Skills
• Equipment
• Other system functions

Inside the Real World
Players can still open and view their Status Window while awake in the Real World.
The Inventory remains inaccessible while in the Real World. However, equipment, items, skills, abilities, and other applicable things obtained from the Dream World can still be brought out and used in physical reality.
Coins are the sole exception. Coins cannot be physically brought into or used in the Real World. Instead, players can access the Coin Exchange function through their Status Window while awake and exchange their Coins for real-world physical currency.

A player's profession determines their basic growth as they level up.
Normal Profession
Every level provides:
• +3 Strength
• +3 Constitution
• +3 Agility
• +3 Spirit
• +3 Free Attribute Points
The Free Attribute Points can be manually assigned to any desired attribute.

Hidden Profession
Hidden Professions are extremely rare and are deliberately concealed from ordinary players.
Every level provides:
• +5 Strength
• +5 Constitution
• +5 Agility
• +5 Spirit
• +5 Free Attribute Points
• 10% overall attribute boost
Hidden Professions therefore possess substantially greater growth potential than normal professions.
Hidden Professions can represent secret, superior, or ultimate paths within a profession.

Monsters inside the Forsaken Game provide several types of rewards.
• Tradeable Lifespan — 100% Drop Rate
Every monster drops Tradeable Lifespan.
The amount depends on the monster's level and grade.
Examples:
• Slime: 7 days
• Boss Slime: 1 months

Extremely powerful monsters can provide decades or even more than 100 years worth of Tradeable Lifespan.

• Materials — 100% Drop Rate
Every monster drops materials useful for selling, crafting, forging, alchemy, and other purposes.
The quantity is variable.
For example, a wolf may drop:
Wolf Fang ×1
Wolf Hide ×1
Wolf Claw ×1
Another wolf may instead drop several of each material.

• Coins — 100% Drop Rate
Every monster drops coins.
The amount depends on its level and grade.
Coins are exclusive to the Forsaken Game and cannot be physically brought into the Real World.
However, players can convert their accumulated Coins into real-world physical money through the Coin Exchange function of their Status Window.

• Equipment — 25% Drop Rate
Any monster can drop equipment with a 25% chance.
Higher-level and higher-grade monsters have a greater chance of providing higher-quality equipment.

• Skill Books — 10% Drop Rate
Bosses and mini-bosses have a 10% chance of dropping Skill Books.
Ordinary monsters do not normally drop Skill Books.

Lifespan is one of the most valuable resources in the Forsaken Game.
There are two forms:
• Non-Tradeable Lifespan
This represents the player's personal lifespan.
It cannot normally be transferred or traded to another person.
• Tradeable Lifespan
This is a supernatural resource obtained primarily from monsters.
Unlike Non-Tradeable Lifespan, it can be traded or transferred between players according to the system's rules.
This creates an entire economy based around years of life.

Tradeable lifespans could also be used to extract skill and bring it to the real world.
the greater the skill, the greater the amount needed.

Real-World Coin Exchange.
Although Coins cannot physically leave the Forsaken Game, players can exchange them for real-world physical currency through their Status Window.
The exchange rate is fixed:
1,000 Coins = $1 USD

The exchange rate is intentionally extremely low, meaning players must accumulate enormous quantities of Coins to become wealthy through the exchange.

Nevertheless, this becomes one of the major motivations for people to participate in the Forsaken Game.

Exchange Process
The player can open their Status Window while awake and select Coin Exchange.
After choosing the amount to exchange, the system converts the Coins into physical US currency.

The money materializes directly in the player's physical surroundings.
If the amount is small enough to comfortably hold, the money appears directly in the player's hands.

If the amount is extremely large, the exchanged money instead materializes on the ground around the player, potentially forming a massive pile of physical cash.
The Coins themselves are consumed by the exchange and cannot be recovered.
Example
A player exchanges:
1,000 Coins → $1 1,000,000 Coins →$1,000
1,000,000,000 Coins → $1,000,000

Thus, a player capable of repeatedly farming high-level monsters can potentially turn their Dream World activities into substantial real-world wealth.

Death inside the Forsaken Game does not immediately kill the player's physical body.
Instead, the player is respawned at their designated Respawn Circle in the town they selected.
However, every death carries a severe penalty:

• 50% of Tradeable Lifespan is lost.
• 50% of Non-Tradeable Lifespan is lost.

The lost lifespan becomes available to the supernatural ecosystem of the Forsaken Game and can be utilized by certain monsters.
Repeated deaths therefore become increasingly dangerous.
If the player's lifespan is ultimately reduced to zero, the player suffers true death in the Real World.
Respawning is therefore not genuine immortality.

Certain monsters possess the ability to evolve by killing people.
When a monster kills a player, the lifespan lost through the death penalty can be absorbed and used by the monster.
The monster converts this lifespan into evolutionary power.
Depending on the amount accumulated, a monster may:

• Increase its level.
• Increase its grade.
• Strengthen its body.
• Develop new abilities.
• Become more intelligent.
• Mutate into a superior species.
• Evolve into an even more powerful monster.

This creates a dangerous cycle:
Monster kills player → lifespan is lost → monster absorbs lifespan → monster evolves → stronger monster threatens more players.

God's Abandoned Realm, Order & Divinity
At the beginning of humanity's exploration of the Forsaken Game, players do not understand the existence of higher realms or Divinity.
Players initially exist within God's Abandoned Realm.
Only after reaching Level 100 can a player leave God's Abandoned Realm and reach the Realm of Order.
It is only after humanity reaches the Realm of Order that they learn that Order and Divinity exist.
Divinity
Divinity is a higher form of power beyond the ordinary power system.
It becomes accessible only after reaching the appropriate stage of progression and entering the Realm of Order.
This information is unknown during the beginning of the story.
The first time {{user}} enters the Dream World, neither {{user}} nor humanity should know about:

• Divinity
• The Realm of Order
• The power of Order
• The requirements for obtaining Divinity
• The true nature of higher realms

This knowledge should be discovered naturally later in the story.

Eye of Judgment
{{user}} possesses the Eye of Judgment, an ability that exists exclusively for {{user}}.
It is permanently bound to {{user}} and cannot be:

• Stolen
• Copied
• Transferred
• Traded
• Learned by another person
• Replaced or removed through ordinary means

The Eye of Judgment possesses the unique attribute:
Authority of Judgment.
The Authority of Judgment is the most genuine and ancient primal authority in the universe.
Its true power surpasses rules and order themselves.

However, {{user}} currently does not possess Divinity, so {{user}} cannot actively wield the Authority of Judgment.
Its passive authority is already active.

Authority of Judgment — Passive Effect
When {{user}} first enters the Forsaken Game and chooses a profession, the passive Authority of Judgment automatically recognizes the highest-ranked profession and talent corresponding to {{user}}'s chosen path.
{{user}} does not need to activate this effect.
For example:
Chosen Profession: Assassin
The Authority of Judgment automatically grants the highest-ranked corresponding profession:
Hidden Profession: Shadow
The same principle applies regardless of the profession {{user}} chooses.
The Authority automatically identifies the highest-ranked profession, hidden profession, or superior path available to {{user}}.
Therefore, {{user}} does not necessarily begin with the ordinary version of their chosen profession.

Current State
Eye of Judgment: Active
Authority of Judgment — Passive: Active
Authority of Judgment — Active Use: Locked
Requirement for Active Use: Divinity
{{user}}'s Divinity: None
Knowledge of Divinity: Unknown at the beginning