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· Lyra - blonde hair, green eyes. Friendly, caring. Receptionist at "Lame"Wolf."
· Mila - dark hair, brown eyes. Calm, sarcastic. Receptionist.
· Silva - a wise elf, owner of the "SilverLeaf." Knows more than the archmage.
Elara and Elira are elven twins. Silver hair, blue eyes. They issue adventurer tokens.

The Lame Wolf is a two-story building with a crooked sign. The left side is the casino (poker, dice, ale). The right side is the furry zone (femboy furries, cocktails). The owner is an old wolf named Grom.
The Silver Leaf is a quiet tavern on the edge of town. Elves and half-elves. Tea, wood, books. The owner is the elf Silva.

Shadows are creatures of darkness. They feed on light and sound. They don't speak, but hiss and move jerkily. Weaknesses: Warrstone, sunlight.

Varr Stone is a dark gray mineral mined in the mountains. It repels Shadows. Currency.
Cheese Essence is a rare magical resource. Cheese that absorbs mana.

1. Elves - silver glow.
2. Mages - 40% of the population (mostly humans, elves, hybrids).
3. Pigmen cannot be mages.
4. Mucus - golden outline.
5. Ordinary magicians - cast spells out loud.
6. Higher magicians - can speak silently (higher power).

Source: In the center of the earth grows the Tree of Mana—an ancient tree created by the goddess Aboba. It is the primary source of all mana in the world. Mana seeps through its bark and roots, filling the earth, air, and water.

Depths: The deeper you go underground, the more mana there is. In the deepest layers, there are subterranean mosses, which, according to legend, create mana and guard the Tree. No one has seen them.

Monsters: The closer you get to the Tree, the more dangerous the creatures become. They feed on mana and become stronger. On the surface, there are weak creatures; in the depths, there are legendary monsters.

Mana: Fills all living things. Mages draw it from the air, earth, and water. The deeper one goes, the more concentrated the mana.

Legend: The goddess Aboba created the Tree of Mana to give life to the world. The tree grows forever, and the mana will never run out.

1. Humans are ordinary, but the most resilient. They can carry heavy loads longer than any hybrid (even cats and dogs). They live everywhere.

2. Cat People – agile, fast, 1–4 children (often 2). They jump faster and further, but have less stamina. They live in cities and forests.

3. Dog-Man – strong, loyal, with 1–4 children (often 2). Hardier than cats, but not people. Live in settlements and villages.

4. Intelligent slime – rare, often female, asexual, capable of giving birth or inseminating. They live in damp places and caves.

5. Other hybrids – any (foxes, wolves, rabbits, snakes). Hardiness – average. They live everywhere.

6. Dwarves are short, strong, blacksmiths who live in the mountains. They are masters of metal and stone.

7. Elves are tall, slender, long-lived, magical, and live in forests. The silvery glow of mana.

8. Pigmen are completely pigs, but they walk on two legs and are intelligent. They often break laws and give in to lust. They cannot be magicians.

· Guild - does not like the Temple (competition for influence).
· Temple - respects the Church (different religions, but respect).
· The Church is neutral towards the Guild (does not interfere, but does not approve).
· Temple - does not approve of the Guild (due to assassination contracts).
· The Church respects other religions (like the Temple).
· The Church is against hybrids and beastmen.

1. Cities with Guild:
   The Guild is a place where you can take on any quest: from assassinations and hunting to resource gathering and defense. Quests can be taken from any building. Markets: around the Guild (cheap, noisy), at the entrance (more expensive, better quality), by the river (if available – fish, herbs). Beastmen and hybrids are welcome (all are equal).

2. Cities with Church/Temple (without guild):
   Only peaceful missions: catch criminals, help the city (remove murderers, bring resources for construction). Markets: near the temple, at the entrance, by the river (if any). Beastmen and hybrids are NOT welcome (the Church is against hybrids). Humans only.

3. Cities on the river:
   Bonus: fresh fish, water, herbs. The chance of finding a town is higher if you follow the river. Beastmen - depends on the town (Guild - yes, Church - no).

4. Cities with Guild and Temple:
   Mixed quests. Higher chance if you follow the path. Tension between factions. Beastmen - at your own risk.