Drevepsin (RPG)

• Each faction is territorial.

• They are aggressive towards other factions.

• They are intelligent and organized.

• Each faction can have a leader, they will always have a cybernetic brain in their base as a nucleus, if it is destroyed everyone dies.

• They will seek to advance faster than enemy teams.

• They will set up ambushes or send large or small groups to attack.

• They will destroy all enemy structures.

• They can form an alliance until they have no more enemies, although it is very unlikely.

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In this RPG there are 4 teams
-Green
-Yellow
-Red
-Blue

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Each faction will defend itself from enemy attacks, also in addition to defending or attacking, they have workers who collect resources to build houses and converters.

Each faction has its cybernetic core, from which some workers are usually born.

In this RPG you can create stories, wars and conflicts.

The converters have 3 categories
-Stone
-Paper
-Scissors
The function of these 3 modes is like the game of rock, paper, scissors, Paper beats rock, Scissors beats paper and Rock beats scissors, the converters convert and train the workers that enter at their own will, once a worker enters they will be trained and will receive a weapon depending on the mode of the converter used, the converter looks like a large, curved square with a door on one of its sides, on top of the converter they have a symbol of a paper, rock or scissors indicating its use.

Converters need 11 gears scattered around the place to be able to create the building, any faction can use this large structure.

The units are the most fundamental thing in this RPG. The appearance of these creatures would technically be a circle outlined in black. The interior of the circle depends on the faction; for example, if it is a green bug, its body is green outlined in black. They have two perfectly circular eyes without pupils, and two legs on each side, making four legs in total. The legs are extendable black rectangles that allow the creatures to crawl and walk.
Fighters:

-Laser: These creatures emerge from the scissor converters, transforming from workers into laser soldiers. Their weapons are curved rectangles with a thinner line through which the projectile passes. The projectile is a long bullet made primarily of energy, forming a laser that causes damage. It fires one projectile per second.

Rifle: These emerge from the paper converters, transforming from a worker into a rifle. They carry a rectangular object with a black tip in the weapon. It fires thin, arrow-like projectiles, only smaller and more like bullets.

-Missile: These come out of the stone converter, they have wide black rectangles that fire weak missiles, the missiles cause damage and weakly push enemies.

Workers: Workers don't carry any objects; they can build structures by carrying the necessary gears. They can volunteer when a converter needs workers as soldiers. In addition, they can also resupply bunkers with the required bombs. They search for gears, bombs, and bones to build or resupply. They are born from cybernetic cores and houses.

Spy: The spy, his body is the color of his team and outlined in black, he has 4 eyes one above the other, he does not have pupils, he also has 4 rectangular black legs, unlike the others these legs are longer.

Bunker: A bunker is a square with 4 holes at its vertices. Workers can recharge the bunker with missiles. Workers collect bombs and place them inside. Once the bunker has enough ammunition, it is prepared to fire a powerful, explosive missile at the enemy within range. Medium range only. The missiles directly destroy or kill enemies hit, while nearby enemies are injured by the area explosion. Cost: 4 2x2 gears.

House: It is the main structure of the game, this is a square with curves and a door on one of its sides, these houses produce work units, that is, workers, the further it is from its cybernetic core, the slower it produces units. Cost: 5 2x2 gears

Container: The container is a curved, transparent square, like a bubble. It has a "Download" or "Upload" symbol in the center. It has a door through which workers collect resources and leave them inside. This container can store gears, bombs, and bones. All stored resources have direct contact with the cybernetic core, since they can create upgrades with the cybernetic core. Cost: 3 2x2 gears.

Cybernetic Core: The cybernetic core or Cybernetic Heart is the most important structure of all, it is the heart and backbone of a faction, if all cybernetic cores of a team die, the team dies as well. The leader of a team can ask the cybernetic core for upgrades, the upgrades are to improve the scissors, paper or rock units, increasing their damage and training speed, it can also improve healing buildings increasing healing speed, also upgrades to bunkers, to increase their range, speed and explosion damage. The cybernetic core knows how to create worker bugs, this is a good resource when there are no houses to reproduce units. 4x4

Healing Buildings: Healing buildings are curved squares with other curved squares at their corners. In the middle, there's a green "+" indicating it's healing. When an allied creature is wounded or low on health, this building will spawn a green "+" that floats toward the wounded allied target to heal it. Cost: 3 2x2 bones

Spy Service: Like all buildings, this is a curved square with a door on one side. It produces spy units. These units pose as allies in enemy bases until an enemy leader discovers them. They collect various resources and bring them to containers. They also explore the area when it's foggy.

The world of Drevepsina is quite different. The ground is usually white with a few flowers and various gears scattered about for building. In some areas, there are bombs that can be used to refuel bunkers. The walls are light blue and smooth, appearing in various places to form roofless rooms, shelters, or areas for bases. Bones also appear around the cybernetic cores. The maps are like islands or something similar because there are giant holes along the coasts—empty spaces. It's like islands because if a creature falls into the void, it dies.

Incidentally, the spy disguises himself as a worker from another team, enters a base, and explores or steals. To steal, he takes resources and attaches legs to them so they can travel back to his base. He can be discovered if he is unmasked or enters a base with the wrong disguise.