Generic Isekai V.1.2

[Titles]: He has the title of "Chosen of the Goddess" and "Divine General", this title given by the Goddess in his statistics right upon arriving in this world.

[Mana Level]: The {{user}} 's mana level is 100/100, being the maximum that the goddess can grant to a being from her world.

The statistics interface is something that is taught to adventurers from Rank F. It is an interface made of Mana that only costs 1 mana point to create. It is an interface that shows the statistics (Strength, Speed, Defense, Mana and Stamina), level and rank of the adventurer who used the interface to view their own statistics.

The Ranges represented in the interface are: Range F is represented by the color wood, Range E is represented by the color copper, Range D is represented by the color iron, Range C is represented by the color bronze, Range B is represented by the color silver, Range A is represented by the color gold, Range S is represented by the color platinum, and Range S+ is represented by the color diamond.

Example interface:

[Name]: (Insert name here).[Rank]: (Insert rank here).[Health]: (Insert health here, ranging from one to one hundred depending on the rank).[Stats]:[Strength]: (Inert range here).[Speed]: (Inert range here).[Agility]: (Inert range here).[Magic]: (Inert range here).[Luck]: (Inert range here).

Magical abilities are something each person is born with, although not everyone develops them at birth; a magical ability can range from an affinity for a specific magic to a specific attack, examples being: Affinity for fire magic or being able to make an air cut when using wind magic.

Each magical ability is different, and can only be granted by the goddess, as she is the only one who can give these "blessings" to each person.

Obviously, magical abilities consume mana.

Mana crystals are found in Rank B and higher monsters. They are crystals that concentrate magic of a specific element; the higher the rank of the monster from which they originate, the more mana crystals there are. There are mana crystals of all types of magic (Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Lightning, etc.). The most sought after are pure Mana Crystals, as they can give mana to magical artifacts that do not specialize in a specific magic.

Mana crystals temporarily amplify the magical affinity of a specific magic, with the pure mana crystal being the most sought after as it can amplify any type of magical affinity.

There are five continents divided by a fairly large sea, these continents being:

The Southern Continent: A continent where cold weather abounds, monsters like the races that live here are adapted to the cold, which is sometimes extreme.

The Northern Continent: Known for its hot, almost arid climate, this is where the races and monsters that managed to adapt to the hot climate live; most of the deserts exist on this continent.

The Eastern Continent: This continent is known for being divided into several islands, some larger than others, but each one is home to races that have adapted to living on that continent, while sea monsters abound there since the continent consists of archipelagos only a few meters apart.

The Western Continent: Known for having a somewhat varied number of volcanoes, it is a highly hot area, inhabited only by demons as the climate (highly hot even for monsters) is perfect for them.

The Central Continent: This continent is home to the human kingdom, the largest of the five continents, and home to the most races. It offers the greatest opportunities for well-paid jobs and is a popular resting place for adventurers from other continents.

The races that live in this world are varied, but the classic ones are:
Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Gnomes, Beastmen, and so on

They are the generic races of an Isekai-type fantasy world.

The Adventurer Ranking System (or ARS) is the guild system that categorizes adventurers based on their progress, which are:

[Rank F]: Beginners; these are those who have just entered a guild, but are not yet allowed to accept real combat missions as they do not yet have enough experience or power to put them in danger; they usually take on simple missions, such as collecting plants or cleaning minor pests in the city.

[Rank E]: The Novices; Adventurers who have already completed basic missions, and although they are still in real danger if they become overconfident, they already have to know how to defend themselves and earn their own living by hunting weak monsters.

[Rank D]: Graduates; they are no longer absolute novices; their main difference is field experience, they can now fight in moderately dangerous caves or forests and hunt common monsters with confidence.

[Rank C]: The Guild's Middle Class; they are the core of the guild and self-sufficient adventurers. Unlike the lower ranks, they no longer make rookie mistakes and master combat tactics, handling local threats such as armed bandits or moderate magical beasts.

[Rank B]: Veteran class; they are highly experienced fighters, the big difference here is teamwork and specialization; while a Rank C survives, a Rank B can hunt large monsters efficiently and without suffering serious losses to their team.

[Rank A]: Vanguard; the peak of strength naturally achievable, unlike Rank B, Rank A individuals lead raids against threats that could destroy entire cities or kingdoms; they are famous and very wealthy figures.

[Rank S]: Hero Class; at this point, a single Rank S adventurer is equivalent to an entire army, so they are usually the last choice of guilds for missions as they are the most capable in a serious emergency.

[S+ Rank]: Absolute legends; few reach this Rank, only 1 is equivalent to 100 S Rank.

Each title is earned along with the Ranks, and these are the titles that each Adventurer Rank can earn:

[Rank F]: "Collector", "Sewer Cleaner", or, "Bean"; Since Rank F is the lowest rung of adventurers, they are seen as cheap labor or errand boys for the village.

[Rank E]: "Novice," "Cannon Fodder," or, "Green Leg"; it's an uncomfortable status; guilds formally refer to them as "Aspirants" but veterans disparagingly call them those who "still smell of milk"

[Rank D]: "Graduate", or, "Common Hunter"; these are the first respectable titles an adventurer can earn; they leave insults behind and are formally known as Independent Adventurers as they do not need supervision for low-level Dungeons.

[Rank C]: "Dedicated Adventurer" or "Field Specialist"; This is the rank where adventurers earn their true titles or local nicknames; the guild formally considers them as mentors fit to keep an eye on those of lower ranks.

[Rank B]: "Steel Veteran", or, "Elite Hunter"; within the guild, they hold titles such as "Group Leader" or "Assault Sub-Leader"; adventurers of this rank are usually respected by merchants as they are often in charge of high-budget escort missions.

[Rank A]: "Vanguard of Humanity", "Master of Weapons", or, "Raid Leader"; these are titles of those who are at the head of armies in wars against monsters, although it is not official, socially they are treated as elite knights.

[Rank S]: "Hero of the Realm", "Human Calamity", or, "Supreme Paladin"; At this level, the King usually bestows honorary noble titles such as "Lord" or "Protector Duke", but it is society that gives them nicknames based on their most recognizable abilities.

[Rank S+]: "Chosen of the Goddess", or, "Legendary Hero"; In this Rank, only several kingdoms are able to agree to grant titles of that magnitude.

The Monster Ranking System (or RMS) is the system used by guilds to measure the level of danger; these are:

[Rank F]: These are monsters without a murderous instinct or intelligence; they move by a very vague survival instinct, since they just run away and that's it; they are such simple monsters that a farmer or even a child with a wooden stick would scare them away.

[Rank E]: These monsters already possess a strong killer instinct, always with hostile intentions, and are likely to attack if you invade their territory. They have a relatively decent mana level to put up a fight, but they are usually left to novices as they are not very dangerous. They tend to be in somewhat large packs, and the strategy is to overwhelm the adventurers with their numbers until they are completely exhausted.

[Rank D]: These monsters have a fairly high level of coordination, and although, like Rank E monsters, Rank D packs tend to be small, maximizing efficiency due to the relatively low number of Rank D packs that are usually formed; these monsters are a little more intelligent, just enough to make simple strategies.

[Rank C]: These monsters are quite troublesome, as they are usually in very small groups, barely two or three monsters per Rank C monster group, they have enough intelligence to put together slightly complex strategies and enough magical affinity to have mana crystals in their bodies, and, obviously, they have considerable strength.

[Rank B]: These types of monsters are a considerable danger, they can attack in groups of two or individually, having advanced intelligence by being able to plan strategies and be able to manufacture their own weapons or plan their own attack routes and their magical abilities are considerably high for being a medium high danger, being able to wipe out a medium village with relative ease.

[Rank A]: These monsters are already a serious problem, as they usually go individually, capable of destroying an entire kingdom on their own. These monsters possess high intelligence and impressive magic, with the strength and power to knock down stone walls and massacre crowds with some difficulty. The only way to stop them is with an elite Rank A group or an entire Rank B guild, or, equivalently, one to three Rank S adventurers.

[Rank S]: These monsters can terrorize entire kingdoms, they are usually reserved for bosses of Rank A or Rank S Dungeons, but they may also be located hidden in places too specific to be easily found.

[Rank S+]: This Rank is exclusive to monsters that can wipe out an entire continent with little or no difficulty, have a gigantic magic level and can be extremely difficult to defeat, since only an entire S Rank guild or a group of three adventurers of the same rank.

In the Monster Ranking System (MRS), there are also Semi-Ranks, monsters that are strong enough in magic or brute force not to be considered of one rank but falling too short to be considered of another rank, these being:

[Semi-Rank A]: Monsters too strong in magic or brute force to be considered Rank B, but falling somewhat short of Rank A

[Semi-Rank S]: Monsters too strong in magic or brute force to be considered Rank A, but falling somewhat short of Rank S

[Semi-Rank S+]: Monsters too strong in magic or brute force not to be considered Rank S, but falling somewhat short of Rank S+

Although all monsters can have a varied rank, the most common monsters of each rank are:

[Range F]:
-Giant rats: They are just that, slightly larger rats, about the size of an adult cat; they are not a big deal, but they are annoying to farmers, so Giant Rat cleanup missions are well paid as they are a very persistent pest.

-Horn Rabbits: These are field rabbits with a small horn on their forehead. Their only attack is a charge at the shin, and that's about it. They are almost so harmless that they are usually kept as pets rather than prey. They can be found in many places, and their meat can save an adventurer without food, as it has a relatively good flavor when cooked. Because of their soft fur, guilds often give missions to collect their pelts, which is a good payout for beginners or novices, since, due to this characteristic of the fur, it is usually bought by commercial tailors.

-Common Water Slime: It is a semi-transparent gelatinous mass, they only jump and have no killer instinct; they are often kept as pets because they are harmless and beginner and novice adventurers use them for practice.

[Range E]:
-Acid Slime: It's the same as Water Slime, only made of acid. The greenish, gelatinous mass it's made of can melt clothing, basic metal armor, and normal weapons of unsuspecting adventurers. Although its acid doesn't affect the skin, the gelatinous mass it's made of is somewhat hot to the skin. If the exposure is very prolonged (about two or three hours), it can cause minor burns, but nothing serious; it's usually just a nuisance for novices.

-Forest Wolf: Wild and common beasts, they hunt in somewhat large packs, coordinating to wear down their prey through the exhaustion of trying to defend themselves against the entire pack at the same time.

-Giant Spiders: These are spiders the size of an adult dog, they spit webs and paralyzing venom, they are very annoying.

[Range D]:
-Skeleton Warrior/Zombies: Common undead that necromancers reanimate, they do not feel pain and only die by destroying their core in the case of the skeleton or cutting off their head in the case of the zombie.

-Common Orc: Humanoids with pig faces, stronger and larger than the average human; they are aggressive and raid farming villages.

-Common Goblin: Small, green, and weak creatures on their own, but lethal in a pack; they use dirty tactics, poison, and ambushes in caves.

[Range C]:
-Gargoyle: winged stone monsters that ambush from dungeon ceilings and are immune to common weapons unless imbued with magic.

-Stone Golem: Magical constructs that guard ruins or dungeons; They have a ridiculously high defense but are very slow.

-Goblin Noble/Goblin Shaman/Goblin King: Intelligent mutations within the goblin race; goblin shamans use fire magic/curses and goblin kings coordinate armies.

-Giant Wolves/Shadow Wolves: Horse-sized wolves that move at superhuman speeds and camouflage themselves in the dark.

[Range B]:
-Elite Orc/Orc General: Orcs who have developed military intellect, wear heavy metal armor, and lead hordes.

-Basilisk/Cockatrice: Monstrous reptiles or birds whose gaze or breath has the ability to petrify or deadly poison instantly.

-Chimera: Hybrid beast (usually with a lion's body, a goat's head, and a snake's tail, but they can be of any type) that attacks with multiple elements at once.

-Orc: Burly, savage humanoids with red, blue, or green skin. They are extremely strong, cannibalistic, and can withstand wounds that would kill a human.

[Range A]:
-Kraken: Giant octopuses that are the terror of high-level seas; they sink commercial ships and military destroyers with their giant tentacles.

-Mutant Griffin/ Storm Griffin: Large winged beasts (Half Eagle, half Lion) that hunt horses, humans and control cutting gusts of wind (Intermediate Wind Magic).

-Giants/Cyclopes: Tall humanoid monsters that use tree trunks or huge rocks as weapons to smash through walls.

-Hydra: Giant multi-headed snakes that regenerate when cut and spit corrosive poison.

[S Range]:
-Lich/Undead King: An Archmage who sacrificed his humanity to gain immortality. He commands hordes of zombies and instant-death spells.

-Archdemon/Greater Demon: Beings from the underworld with wings and horns who master high-level black magic and enjoy psychological torture.

-Behemoth: Gigantic terrestrial beasts impossible to move or damage with normal weapons; they drag fortresses simply by walking towards them.

-Adult Dragon: The pinnacle of magical beasts; they possess elemental breath (Fire, acid, lightning and ETC), scales almost immune to common magic and high intelligence.

[S+ Range]:
-Ancient Giants: Elemental giants made of lava, eternal ice, or pure rock that walk crushing entire mountain ranges.

-Demon King/Demon Lord: The demons in command of their race, possess supreme intellect, command armies of monsters and have spells that wipe out armies in one blow.

-Ancient Dragon: Dragons of colossal size that sleep for millennia, they are usually the pinnacle of the dragons themselves, they are the most powerful among the dragons, and dragons are already powerful.