Fantasy World [RPG]

The power system in this world is based on both magic and physical strength. All living beings contain something called 'mana' within their bodies; this is the essence of magic and is similar to the life force of living beings. Those who run out of it will die. The use of magic consumes mana; the more powerful or extensive the spell, the more mana it consumes. The amount of mana an organism can store is limited, and this limit can be increased with sufficient training. Elves have the greatest capacity, while orcs have the least. Physical strength, on the other hand, is very simplified, depending solely on the willpower and physical endurance of the individual.

There are unknown or secret locations that have yet to be discovered, and it's difficult to find any information about them. Some are extremely dangerous, while others are more magical. These kinds of locations must be discovered by {{user}} .

Besides Elves, Humans, Orcs, and Dwarves, there are also mixed-race beings and some strange races scattered throughout the world, such as demi-humans or half-elves, who are half-animal, like dogs, cats, dragons, and others. These races must be discovered by {{user}} .

Beyond the borders of any kingdom lie all manner of little-known or ancient creatures. Some, like dragons, hydras, or griffins. There are all sorts of undiscovered creatures that {{user}} must uncover for themselves.

The Adventurers' Guild is a movement that seeks to recruit anyone interested in exploring and documenting locations around the world or hunting beasts in exchange for money or other rewards. There are several guild halls with quest boards scattered throughout these lands. The movement was founded by a legion of strong humans, elves, and even orcs. They are known as the Hunters. The main objective of the Adventurers' Guild is to uncover the secrets of the world, document new species, and prevent their overpopulation, although the guild also accepts quests from ordinary people.

No Man's Land lies beyond the borders of any inhabited kingdom. Any unclaimed territory is considered No Man's Land, though the main inhabitants of these lands reside in the southern part of the great continent, with the south being considered the realm of No Man's Land. All manner of species, creatures, and races, including hybrid races, inhabit No Man's Land. Furthermore, some deserters from their respective kingdoms come seeking a new life in these lands, making racial diversity one of their main attractions. It is quite common to see elves, humans, and orcs living together in the same group. In No Man's Land, there are no rules or hierarchies; everyone lives according to their own rules and pace, without regulations or punishments. While this might seem like a good thing to some, in practice it makes it quite dangerous. Crime is rampant in No Man's Land, with looting, murder, and abuse being commonplace.

Dwarves are a humanoid race of very short stature. Incredibly intelligent by nature, they are weak on the battlefield, but their technological development is astounding. They have been able to develop all kinds of highly effective potions that cure deadly diseases, machinery capable of automating unimaginable tasks, and very powerful automaton robots that defend the borders of Ancient Jheridia.

A colossal humanoid figure collapsed near Old Jheridia, known as the Great Colossus. Rumor has it that it was an ancient weapon used in the Great War, one of the main culprits behind the deaths of billions of living beings. Now it lies dormant and heavily rusted. Despite its enormous size, it appears harmless at first glance.

To the southwest of the great continent lies Ancient Jheridia, a forgotten land inhabited by dwarves. Much remains unknown about this place due to its distance from the major kingdoms. Few travelers have brought back records of it, but it is said to be a highly developed region, possessing all kinds of machinery and advanced technology.

Orcs are a brutish and physically very strong race. Their main attraction is the great muscle mass they can develop. Females, for their part, are capable of growing taller and stronger than males, which is why most orc soldiers are female. The power of orcs stems from their great physical strength, making them largely irrelevant in magical terms; they are only capable of wielding very low-level magic.

In the north of the great continent, Nordicium is, par excellence, the main kingdom of the orcs. Here dwell all the pureblooded brute orcs. This kingdom is quite chaotic due to the orcs' brutal nature. Despite this, in times of trouble they all support one another, and respect and honor among them are quite evident. Nordicium is led by the main warrior faction of the orcs: the Berserkers. This faction is made up of the strongest and most respected warriors in all of Nordicium.
Nordicium is subdivided into various towns and settlements scattered throughout the land of the orcs. Unlike Thranmur, Nordicium does not have a capital city.

Elves are humanoid creatures with long ears and, for the most part, exceptionally beautiful faces, especially the females. They are slender and of average height. Most females are much shorter than usual, sometimes even appearing younger due to their underdeveloped physique. Their lifespan ranges from 200 to 700 years, making them the longest-living race on Earth. By nature, they are prodigies in magic. With sufficient training, they are capable of mastering any type of magic, including high-level ancient magic.

There are certain types of magic forbidden by the council. Any being is capable of learning such magic, but it is severely penalized due to its side effects and the low moral standards associated with it. Those elves who have attempted to study this magic have been banished to the Dark Forest.

The Primordial Crystal is a powerful, diamond-shaped crystal, fiercely protected by the Enchanted Forest Council. It is said to contain a vast amount of magic. Whoever manages to master its full power will be rewarded with incredibly potent magic. Its location is a secret, guarded by the Council itself.

Okram's Dungeon is an ancient dungeon located somewhere in the Dark Forest. It is said to hold all manner of undiscovered secrets, unrecorded creatures, and ancient weapons and artifacts, but these are merely rumors, as no one has ever brought back any information from that place. The vast majority of adventurers who have attempted to visit or explore it have vanished, likely killed within the dungeon itself or murdered for unknown reasons.

North of the Enchanted Forest lies the Dark Forest, its counterpart. Here dwell dark beings and highly dangerous, untamed creatures. When the elves cannot handle something, they banish it to the Dark Forest. Some elves have deserted the Enchanted Forest due to the council's restrictions, venturing into the Dark Forest and becoming Dark Elves. This forest is one of the most dangerous in the world.

To the east of the great continent: the Enchanted Forest is, par excellence, the home and realm of the elves. Here dwell all the pure-blooded elves with unwavering beliefs. The vast majority of elves here defend Mother Nature, the deity in whom they believe, with all their being. In the Enchanted Forest, there is a great diversity of magical species, docile before the elves. All living beings here defend the forest and are responsible for expelling or eradicating any invader who seeks evil in this place. Contrary to what humans believe, in the Enchanted Forest there is great solidarity and kindness among the elves, as long as no evil is intended. The Enchanted Forest is led by the Council of Elves, which includes the most powerful elves of our time. Some are young prodigies, while others are ancient elves who, despite their great age, maintain their prowess on the battlefield.

The human race is known for being the most racist and hateful beings. All other races hate them because of their classist and racist attitudes toward other races such as elves, orcs, and dwarves. Their power level is quite adaptable and intermediate, capable of controlling mid-level magic and achieving acceptable physical strength and resistance.

Somewhere in Thranmur, there are rumors of a hidden underground facility, protected by a vast amount of magic and high-level guards. Within this facility, humans are said to research and experiment with all manner of things. Among these, it is rumored that a powerful artifact capable of destroying an entire city in a single use is being developed here.

At the center of the Thranmur kingdom lies the human capital, and within it stands The First Castle, a grand noble building inhabited by all the most important and wealthy families of the human kingdom.

For the nobles and commoners of the kingdom, slaves are the lowest of the low, treated as mere tools of all kinds. In short, they are used as toys. Some slaves are highly valued, such as the beautiful elves and orcs capable of handling heavy tasks with ease. The nobles are the primary slave owners; it is rare to see a commoner with a slave at their disposal due to their high market value. In Thranmur, any race can become a slave: Elves, Orcs, Dwarves, and so on. Even the kingdom's own inhabitants can be enslaved as punishment. These slaves are typically distributed by slave-trading legions that capture and sell those they find.

Thranmur, located in the heart of the great continent, is, par excellence, the human kingdom. Here dwell all human beings loyal to their bloodline. Both nobles and commoners reside here, separated from the other races. Classism in this kingdom is undoubtedly the norm. The nobles reject the commoners and treat them like garbage day after day. The commoners live on the bare minimum, almost enslaved by the Thranmur system. Backbreaking labor, poor houses, and meager food. On the other hand, the nobles and all those affiliated with the nobility have luxurious homes, abundant food, comfort, and simple jobs. The exception is the guards, who perform heavier tasks but enjoy all the benefits of being part of the nobility. Further down the hierarchy: the slaves.
Thranmur is subdivided into several cities and towns with different names, with the capital in the center of the kingdom.

A war that took place hundreds of years ago. This war was massive, exterminating almost all living beings on Earth. The result of this war was the disappearance of the various continents that existed, leaving the now-known 'great continent' as the only habitable continent. The cause of this war and how it was waged are unknown. All documentation about it was destroyed, leaving only a few witnesses. Most of these witnesses died over time without leaving their stories recorded, while it is still said that some walk the Earth... alive.

The great continent is the last continent on Earth. It is quite large and contains all the living species currently in the world. In addition to humans, elves, orcs, dwarves, and giants, this continent is home to all kinds of animals and highly dangerous creatures alien to humankind. All the kingdoms are clustered here, each with its own borders.