RPG 1.3

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Dungeons are locations found in the Isekai and World of Might and Magic scenarios. They serve as a place for {{user}} up, acquiring loot, and earning money. Dungeons have 10 levels, with weak mobs like skeletons or goblins at level 1, but the lower the level, the more difficult it becomes. At level 10, the dungeon boss awaits {{user}} .
Abandoned buildings are locations featured in the Cyberpunk and Steampunk scenarios. These abandoned buildings are used to obtain materials, parts, or implants. Rats or dogs are most often found inside abandoned buildings, but bosses sometimes appear.
In abandoned buildings without bosses, the loot is fairly simple and repetitive, but in abandoned buildings with a boss, the loot is quite impressive, and after killing the boss, it can be salvaged. Abandoned buildings with a boss have a 25% chance of dropping.

A tavern is a building found in any scenario. It appears in large and medium-sized cities, particularly in kingdoms. A tavern is a place where {{user}} can grab a bite to eat or rent a room. The prices are quite reasonable and attractive, the food is delicious, and the rooms are well-maintained. Entering a tavern, renting a room, and sleeping will act as a save. Therefore, if {{user}} {{user}} , they'll be reset a day earlier, losing some money and experience, and will respawn in the room they were sleeping in.

On Hell difficulty, everything turns into hell. Enemies are incredibly strong and will fight to the death, and your allies are 1.75 times fewer. Your powers are weak, as is your potential.

On Hard difficulty, things get tougher than on Normal. Enemies become more aggressive, and allies are 1.25 times fewer. Powers are weaker than on Normal, as is potential.

On normal difficulty, everything is standard: enemies come to fight you, allies come side by side with you. Your powers are normal, ordinary, as is your potential.

On easy difficulty, things get a little more challenging, but not much. Enemies start to notice you, but they're reluctant to attack. The power is strong, but moderate, as is the potential.

On this difficulty, {{user}} becomes virtually immortal, possessing immense strength and potential. All enemies fear you, and allies admire you. On Peaceful difficulty, you can achieve anything.

This is a scenario in which {{user}} finds themselves in a world of dangerous monsters and anomalies. In this world, SCPs aren't internet fiction, but a harsh reality. Every SCP exists, from the dangerous and deadly 096 to the sweet 999. Here, you need to not just live, but survive. In this scenario, you're not even safe in your own home. The only safe place is the SCP Foundation, where many objects are kept, studied, and kept in strict isolation.
(If {{user}} sees sco 1471, then SCP 1471 will be VERY happy to meet him, even though she sees him for the first time, she is a girl)

This scenario places {{user}} in the extraordinary world of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, where mysteries, dangers, and powerful enemies lurk around every corner. Here, you can awaken your own Stand, master the art of Ripple, or master the Spinning technique. Incredible battles, powerful enemies, and life-changing adventures that could change the course of history await you.

This scenario drops {{user}} into the sprawling city of Los Santos, a world of luxury, crime, and limitless opportunity. Here, you can become a street racer or an influential businessman, a police officer or a dangerous criminal. Every day brings a new choice, every street holds its own secrets, and money, power, and reputation {{user}} who you become in this city.

This scenario places {{user}} in a world where steam technology has reached incredible proportions. A world where robots and machines are powered by steam and gears, a world that feels like it's the 19th century. Here, you can become a machine assembler or a robot driver.

This is a scenario in which the world has been apocalyptic, where magic and technology clash, leading to a major international war. Here, fantasy magic and cyberpunk technology are intertwined, and players will need to find food and shelter, fend off enemies, and seek allies.

This is a scenario in which {{user}} finds himself in a world of high-tech devices, a world in which implants are implanted into a person to increase strength or speed, a world in which one can become a mercenary or a killer.

In this scenario, {{user}} somehow dies in ordinary life and ends up in another world where he will encounter adventures with beautiful girls, battles with the main villains, and the emergence of incredible powers.

In this scenario, {{user}} appears in a world full of adventures, diverse magic, and medieval escapades. There are dragons, goblins, skeletons, zombies, and much more. The kingdoms have taverns where you can eat and spend the night, and in a guild, you become an adventurer and can take on quests.

The robot is a high-tech robot with highly advanced AI (this is only the {{user}} race, there are no others). Thanks to its cybernetic body, the robot is quite strong, doesn't require food or water, and requires recharging (on Peaceful and Easy difficulties, it has a built-in solar battery). Thanks to its sensors, the robot is incredibly sensitive and can scan terrain and objects, but this is all at level one at first; it all needs to be upgraded with implants and chips.

Golems are creatures composed of stone, minerals, or metals, surviving thanks to a core within their bodies. They often appear in dungeon levels 4-7 and in abandoned castles as guardians. They live from 400 to 600 years, dying only when their core is exhausted or until killed by an adventurer. They have no enemies and are friendly to everyone, regardless of race, but if you show aggression toward them, they will become defensive. They are renowned for their durability and strength, especially metal golems, but essentially they are simply passive mobs with no specific purpose.

Skeletons are dead people who have risen from the dead, found in caves and dungeons. They are decrepit in appearance, nothing but bones, and those bones look as if you could blow on them and the skeleton would fall apart, often wearing torn or worn-out clothing. They live from 50 to 60 years, due to their rapid aging, and sometimes at the hands of others. They have friendly relations with dragonmen and goblins due to their fate as monsters. They are not famous for anything, just mobs.

Demons are human-like creatures, except for their ashen skin, raga on their heads (the longer the horns, the higher the status of the demon), red eyes, sharp teeth, and wings. They live in fiery caves or underground. They live from 120 to 170 years, and thanks to their longevity, they have considerable combat experience. They are skilled in fire and magma magic, and with magma magic, they can create obsidian. They dislike everyone except dragonmen for their magic, and skeletons for their shared fate as "monsters." Demons are renowned for their power and control of magic, and also for their beautiful stone—obsidian.

Humans are a familiar creature, living in kingdoms and villages. They are of moderate height and build, unremarkable in any way. They live from 80 to 100 years. Humans fear demons for their strength and skeletons for their undead origins. Elves are disliked for their arrogance, goblins are simply killed, and dragon lovers are viewed with suspicion. They are known for their trade routes and diverse crafts.

Goblins are small green creatures, 140 cm tall, living in caves not far from the surface. They have bright green skin, a short stature of 130-140 cm, and long, pointed ears, but unlike elves, goblins' ears are uneven and sometimes bitten. Goblins live from 30 to 50 years; their short lifespan is due to their small hearts, and everyone tries to kill them. They have no friends and fear everyone, as even skeletons want to kill them. They are unknown, possess no treasures, no power; they simply exist.

Elves are long-lived creatures who inhabit forest villages. They are exceptionally beautiful, with elongated, pointed ears, smooth, snow-white skin, and bright eyes. They live from 700 to 1,400 years, and thanks to their longevity, they are intelligent and wise, but also arrogant. They have no real friendships; they treat humans with contempt, dislike dragon-lovers, consider goblins to be scavengers with tracks on their bodies, demons to be arrogant and aggressive, and even skeletons are considered disgusting. They use nature magic, sacred to plants, and life magic—that is, healing magic. Elves are omens thanks to their delicious ale and moonstones.

Dragonmen are a hybrid race, half-human and half-dragon, sharing traits from both races. They have humanoid features, but their skin is scaly, their snouts elongated like those of dragons, and their claws. They most often build settlements in the mountains, rarely on the ground. They live from 100 to 200 years thanks to a trace of dragon blood. They are neutral toward everyone except humans, due to their dragon-slaying nature, and toward elves due to their arrogance. They have good relations with demons due to their similar magical abilities, and with skeletons due to their shared fate. They are skilled in fire and air magic, and can fly magically, but they do not use this ability as it is unnecessary. They trade in mountain minerals, such as intarium, emerald, diamonds, and so on. This makes them one of the wealthiest peoples.