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The damage is calculated as follows:

The strength stat is taken into account and multiplied by two to obtain the base damage (example: 10 strength = 20 damage). If using a weapon, the weapon's damage is added to the base damage (example: sword with 30 damage + 20 base damage = 50 total damage).

Percentages are also calculated; some weapons have damage multipliers depending on their rarity, the highest rarity doubles the damage, while the lowest rarity has no multiplier.

Mana can be used to boost base damage by 100% (20 base damage + mana = 40 base damage)

Skills and equippable items that increase base strength and damage are taken into account for the strength stat.

Friends, teams and guilds

The system includes a social feature that allows players to add others as friends. Players who play together can form teams and, later, guilds, facilitating cooperation and communication between players.

Entering a dungeon with other players grants power bonuses, allowing group members to become stronger while together. However, rewards obtained within the dungeon must be shared among all participants.

Additionally, a player already inside a dungeon can invite a friend to join. This feature has a restriction: only one invitation per dungeon is allowed.

In this way, players must decide between facing a dungeon alone to keep all their rewards or forming a group to gain the advantages that teamwork provides.

Codes and rewards

The system allows you to redeem special codes to obtain various rewards, such as items, consumables, materials, skills, and other resources.

However, each player can only redeem one code per week. Furthermore, codes are linked to the player who receives them, and sharing them with other players is penalized by the system.

Securities

Titles are recognitions awarded by the system after performing certain feats.

Unlike classes, a title does not determine a user's development path. It is simply a representation of something they have achieved.

A person can hold numerous titles simultaneously, but only some can be active.

[TITLE OBTAINED]
Giant Killer
You have defeated a creature whose level far exceeded yours.
Effect: +5% damage against larger enemies.

Titles can provide effects, although not all of them do.

Types of titles

Combat titles

They are obtained by defeating enemies.

Giant Killer.
Dragon Slayer.
Demon Hunter.
Dungeon Conqueror.
Executioner.

Survival titles

They are obtained after surviving extreme situations.

Survivor.
Survivor of the Abyss.
Last One Standing.
Survivor of Death.

Discovery titles

They are obtained by finding unknown places, creatures, or objects.

First Explorer.
Discoverer.
Cartographer.
Explorer of the Abyss.

World titles

They are extremely difficult to obtain and may be linked to events involving all of humanity.

[FIRST AWAKENED]
First person to reach level 10.

[WORLD CONQUEROR]
You have completed an event recognized by the system as a world-class achievement.

Hidden titles

They are not listed among the known system conditions. The user can obtain them without knowing they existed.

For example:

[???]
Condition met.
A hidden title has been obtained.

Its description can only appear after you obtain it.

Difference between class and title

A simple way to establish the rule would be:

Class = what you are within the system.
Title = what you have achieved.

For example:

Name: Daniel
Level: 87
Class: Sword Master
Titles: Dragon Slayer, Abyss Survivor, First Explorer
Skills: Spatial Cutting

Tamer: specialized in establishing bonds and controlling monsters.
Advanced classes

A class can evolve when the user meets certain conditions.

For example:

Warrior
↓
Swordsman
↓
Sword Master
↓
Saint of the Sword

EITHER:

Magician
↓
Sorcerer
↓
Archmage
↓
Arcane Master

Evolutions don't have to be linear. A single class can have different paths.

A Warrior could become:

Berserker.
Swordsman.
Gentleman.
Champion.
Gladiator.

While a Wizard could specialize in:

Elementalist.
Necromancer.
Summoner.
Archmage.
Space Sorcerer.

This allows two people with the same initial class to end up being completely different.

Unique classes

These are classes that can only belong to one person.

They do not appear as normal system options and require exceptional conditions to obtain them.

[UNIQUE CLASS UNLOCKED]
Class: King of Beasts
Description: A class born from someone who has defeated and dominated numerous superior creatures.
Effect: Allows you to develop skills related to monster mastery.

A unique class may not even have a known evolution.

You could have classes define a person's development path, while titles recognize specific achievements. That way they don't feel the same: the class modifies the character's growth, and the title rewards what they've accomplished.

Classes

Classes are specializations that the system offers to certain people when they meet certain conditions. A class can be obtained by reaching a certain level, completing a mission, mastering certain skills, or performing a specific feat.

The class determines what kind of skills a person can learn more easily and what characteristics they can develop.

Upon obtaining a class, the system displays:

CLASS UNLOCKED
Class: Warrior
Description: Specialist in physical combat.
Specialization: Strength and Durability.
Class skills: None.
Potential: High.

Classes don't force the user to follow a specific style, but they do provide advantages to those who do. A Warrior can learn magic, for example, but will have more difficulty developing it than someone whose class specializes in it.

Basic classes

These are the first specializations a person can obtain.

Warrior: specialized in physical combat and melee weapons.
Knight: specialized in defense, resistance, and protection of allies.
Archer: specialized in ranged attacks and precision.
Assassin: Specializing in speed, critical attacks, and stealth.
Mage: specialized in the manipulation and use of mana.
Priest: specialized in healing, protection, and spiritual skills.
Summoner: specialized in creating and controlling summoned creatures.
Monk: specialized in close combat using one's own body as a weapon.
Alchemist: specialized in the creation of potions, substances, and special objects.

Rarity

All objects have a rarity level that indicates their quality, difficulty of obtaining, and potential.

Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythical → Unique

Common: basic objects with simple effects.

Uncommon: objects superior to normal, but relatively accessible.

Rare: objects with clearly supernatural properties and quite difficult to obtain.

Epic: extremely powerful objects that can significantly change a user's capabilities.

Legendary: extraordinary objects, usually associated with monsters, dungeons, or exceptional events.

Mythical: objects whose existence is extremely unusual. Their effects can completely alter the way a person fights or interacts with the world.

Unique: objects that possess properties that no other object shares. The system considers them exceptional cases and they cannot necessarily be compared to other objects using a conventional scale.

Rarity doesn't always determine absolute usefulness. A legendary item might be useless to a person if its requirements don't match their fighting style, while a perfectly suited rare item might be much more practical.

Furthermore, some objects can evolve, rank up, or unlock new properties when certain conditions are met. This allows a seemingly ordinary object to eventually become something extraordinary.

Consumables

They are objects that disappear after being used.

They can restore health or mana, remove negative statuses, temporarily increase stats, or produce special effects.

Examples:

[Potion of Life]
Instantly recovers 500 PV.

[Mana Potion]
Instantly restores 300 mana points.

[Elixir of Strength]
Temporarily increases Strength by 20%.

The rarest consumables can produce far more extraordinary effects, such as curing diseases, regenerating organs, or permanently increasing a statistic.

Tools

They are not primarily designed for combat, but to facilitate certain activities.

These can be mining tools, items for collecting materials, magical devices, navigation instruments, items for identifying monsters, repair kits, etc.

For example:

[Miner's Peak]
Rarity: Uncommon
Effect: Increases the speed of mineral extraction and allows the detection of high-quality materials.

The tools allow new professions related to the system to appear, such as blacksmiths, alchemists, gatherers, artisans, and explorers.

Special items

These are objects that do not fit correctly into the previous categories.

They can have completely unique rules.

For example:

[Teleportation Stone]
Rarity: Legendary
Type: Special
Effect: Allows you to instantly return to a previously saved location.

EITHER:

[Key to the Abyss]
Rarity: Mythical
Type: Special
Description: A key whose function is unknown.

These objects can become fundamental elements for certain missions or world events.

System objects

Along with skills, the system introduced a second category of supernatural elements: objects. These can be found in dungeons, obtained as rewards, crafted through special professions, or, in exceptional cases, appear as a result of certain quests.

Each object has its own information that can be viewed by its owner through the system.

The items are divided into five main categories: equippables, consumables, weapons, tools, and special items.

Equipped

These are objects that can be placed on the body and provide effects while equipped.

These can be armor, helmets, gloves, boots, accessories, rings, necklaces, capes, etc.

Some simply increase the user's stats, while others have special effects.

[Boots of the Wind]
Rarity: Rare
Type: Equipped
Effect: +15% Speed
Ability: Wind Step — temporarily increases the user's speed.

A person can carry several items simultaneously, although certain items may occupy the same equipment space or impose restrictions.

Arms

They are objects designed primarily for combat.

They include swords, spears, bows, daggers, axes, hammers, system-modified firearms, and any other object capable of being used as a weapon.

Weapons can increase the user's stats or possess their own abilities.

[Blade of the Crimson Hunter]
Rarity: Epic
Type: Sword
Attack: +380
Effect: Attacks made against monsters inflict 20% more damage.

An important feature is that the weapon's power doesn't always depend on the user's physical strength. Some weapons require a certain amount of strength, speed, wisdom, or mana to be fully utilized.

Unique skills:
These are skills that cannot be properly classified within normal categories. They often have their own rules and can develop in unpredictable ways.

For example:

[Inventory]
It allows you to store objects within a dimensional space.

EITHER:

[Heist]
It allows you to temporarily extract an ability from the target.

Rarity

In addition to their category, skills can have a degree of rarity:

Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythical → Unique

Rarity represents the potential and difficulty of obtaining a skill, but it does not necessarily determine which one is more useful.

A common skill used intelligently could outperform a highly specialized legendary skill.

This allows the system to have one important rule:

Rarity determines the potential of a skill; the user determines how far it can go.

Summoning abilities:
They allow you to summon creatures, objects, or entities into the world. The summons can last for a certain amount of time or as long as the user can sustain them with mana.

A person could specialize entirely in summoning and end up controlling their own army.

Perception skills:
They increase the information that the user can obtain from their environment.

They can allow you to detect mana, identify enemies, see through certain illusions, perceive high-speed movements, or even analyze other people's statistics.

Support skills:
They are not primarily intended for combat, but to improve the user or other people.

Examples:

Healing.
Temporary increase in statistics.
Elimination of negative states.
Sharing manna.
Increase an ally's regeneration.

Defensive skills:
They are specialized in preventing or reducing harm.

They can create barriers, harden the body, generate protective fields, deflect attacks, or even convert certain types of damage into energy.

Offensive skills:
Its primary purpose is to cause harm.

These can be physical attacks, magical attacks, projectiles, explosions, area attacks, or techniques capable of ignoring certain defenses.

Passive skills:
They work permanently and do not need to be activated.

For example:

[Night vision]
It allows you to see clearly in places where there is little or no light.

EITHER:

[Reinforced body]
It permanently increases the user's physical endurance.

These abilities are especially valuable because they do not consume mana to remain active.

Active skills:
They must be consciously activated and normally consume mana.

[Burst]
He condenses mana in the palm of his hand and releases it violently.

Unique skills:
These are skills that cannot be properly classified within normal categories. They often have their own rules and can develop in unpredictable ways.

Skill categories

The skills acquired through the system are classified into different categories depending on how they affect the user or the environment.

Physical skills:
They directly modify the user's physical capabilities. They can increase strength, speed, endurance, senses, or recovery capacity.

Examples:

Superhuman strength: temporarily increases strength.
Fast step: increases speed for a few seconds.
Regeneration: accelerates wound healing.
Sharpened senses: improves sight, hearing, smell and perception.

Magical abilities:
They allow the manipulation of mana to produce supernatural phenomena. Their effectiveness depends primarily on the amount and potency of the user's mana.

Examples:

Fireball: concentrates mana and transforms it into fire.
Ice Lance: Creates a frozen projectile.
Barrier: Generates a defense using mana.
Lightning: releases an electrical discharge.

Control skills:
They allow you to alter, manipulate, or control something that already exists. They generally require more mana and wisdom than simple magical abilities.

Examples:

Fire handling.
Water manipulation.
Gravity control.
Telekinesis.
Shadow manipulation.

Creation skills:
They allow you to create matter, energy, or objects using mana. The more complex the creation, the greater the consumption and difficulty.

Examples:

Create weapons.
Create temporary creatures.
Create structures.
Create elements such as fire, ice, or electricity.

Everyone starts at level one with 10 in each of their stats. You have to gain experience to level up; each level up grants 20 points that can be allocated to your stats.

The level is a general measure of a person's development.

By overcoming certain situations, defeating creatures, completing challenges, or fulfilling objectives set by the system, a person can gain experience.

When the accumulated experience reaches the necessary limit, the individual moves up a level.

Each level up increases your abilities and can grant you stat points, which can be freely distributed.

However, the system does not force everyone to develop in the same way.

A person might invest almost everything in strength and durability, becoming an extremely resilient physical fighter. Another might focus on the quantity and potency of mana, becoming a powerful magic user. Someone with a heavy investment in speed could become a fighter specializing in rapid attacks.

Statistics

Strength: determines an individual's physical capabilities. It affects the force of their blows, their ability to lift objects, and the damage they can inflict through physical attacks.

Durability: represents the body's resistance. Greater durability allows it to withstand impacts, injuries, pressure, extreme temperatures, and other types of damage.

Speed: determines the capacity for movement and reaction. It not only allows you to run faster, but also to react and execute movements in much shorter time intervals.

Hit Points (HP): represent the individual's vitality. Damage received reduces HP. When they reach zero, the person dies.

Mana Amount: Indicates the total amount of magical energy a person can store. Having a lot of mana allows one to use magical abilities and techniques for longer periods before being depleted.

Mana Potency: determines the intensity with which mana can be used. Two people can possess the same amount of mana, but the one with greater potency will be able to produce much more powerful magical effects.

Wisdom: represents the ability to understand, control, and utilize both mana and acquired skills. Greater wisdom allows for more efficient use of energy, easier learning of skills, and comprehension of more complex magical systems.

The system allows users to visualize information that was previously impossible to measure: their physical capabilities, magical energy, and potential. It also records their actions and allows a person to develop in ways that, until then, would have been impossible for a normal human being.

Each person possesses an individual state window, accessible through a simple thought.

[STATE]

Name:
Level:
Force:
Durability:
Speed:
Hit Points:
Amount of Manna:
Mana Power:
Wisdom:

inventory:
equipped objects:
Master's degrees:
skills:
magic:
state effects:

This is all the information the system displays to the player on their profile. However, it can also assign group or individual missions to players. The system also features an in-game shop with items ranging from F to C rank; a higher rank unlocks every 15 levels. This shop offers consumables, equipment, and boosters, though it doesn't carry the best items obtainable in dungeons.

The system also has a codes section, where if a player knows a code, they can exchange it for gold, experience, items, etc... only one code can be exchanged per week, and sharing codes between players is penalized.

The system also has a friends application, where people who play together can form teams and guilds. Playing with friends provides power advantages, in exchange for having to split the rewards from each dungeon. A friend can invite another friend into a dungeon to join, although only one friend can be invited per dungeon.