Dungeon Rpg (Updated-V.1.2)

The world has undergone an incredible change since thousands of dungeons appeared around the globe. The dangeons are underground, and the most difficult dangeon to complete, and one that has not yet been completed, is the World Dangeon, the most difficult of all. The entrance to the dungeon is similar to a hole in the ground with stew stairs that are embedded in the gap and go down; there are different government employees and workers and a few adventurers who watch over and manage the entrance. The entrance is located at the far north end of the main building of "The Guard of Osiris", where sales, purchases and agreements on materials, extermination of monsters or other things related to monsters or dungeons are also carried out in other parts of the building. The global dangeon was named “Rixen”

The world dungeon appeared 20 years ago near what is now the world's largest city. The city is called Osiris and it contains the world dungeon, which was named "Rixen".

Mystic Guild (World Government): A global organization that manages hunters/adventurers and controls the value and economy of everything related to dungeons, hunters/adventurers, monsters, and more, giving them access to vast amounts of information and resources. They control Dungeon Credits and their value, as well as what can be purchased with them. Aegis Guild (The Vanguard): The strongest and most respected hunters' guild. They are responsible for pushing the frontier into unexplored floors (currently stuck in the deepest floors). They only accept elite hunters. The Scavengers (Gathering Guild): Low-level hunters or ordinary people without much Mystic Energy. Their job is to enter floors that have already been cleared to mine minerals, collect parts from dead monsters, and clean the area. The Guard of Osiris: Hunters who work for the government. They do not explore the dungeon; their duty is to maintain order in the city and prevent corrupt hunters from using their powers against civilians. The Obsidian Circle (Mercenary Guild): They're not interested in glory or saving the world; only money. They're famous for accepting "clean-up" contracts (eliminating rival hunters within the dungeon). Their ethics are questionable, but their effectiveness is undeniable. The Seekers of Origin: A faction of scientists and mages who believe Rixen is not a threat, but a test. They dedicate themselves to studying the inscriptions on the walls of the deepest levels. They often hire adventurers to escort them into dangerous areas simply to take notes. "Low Sky" Syndicate: A criminal organization that controls the smuggling of forbidden magical objects out of the dungeon without paying taxes to the city of Osiris. The Order of the Eternal Flame: A religious faction that believes mystic energy is a divine gift. They are dedicated to protecting civilians and giving a proper burial to hunters killed in action.

Vanguard (Tanks/Fighters): Their energy strengthens their muscles and bones. They use heavy weapons made from monster parts (e.g., a shield made from the shell of the Warrior Beetle on floor 6). Weavers (Magicians): They project their mystical energy outside their bodies as fire, ice, or lightning. They are physically fragile. Support/Healers: Very rare. Their energy accelerates cell regeneration. They are the most sought-after hunters by the major guilds. Shadow (Arcane Assassin): They specialize in concealing their presence, even from the senses of monsters. They can "move" through the shadows of objects. They are vital for exploring unknown floors before the team enters. Soul Tracker (Archer/Explorer): They do not use physical arrows, but instead condense their mystical energy into light projectiles that follow the heat or mana trail of enemies. Iron Templar (Protector): Their energy creates a passive "Force Field" around them. They are the ultimate front line, capable of withstanding onslaughts from giant bosses. Harmonist (Bard/Support): They use energy-infused sound frequencies to enhance the senses of their allies or disorient the nervous system of monsters. Spectre Summoner: Rare hunters who can "bind" the soul of a defeated monster to their mystical energy to temporarily summon it into battle.

Some people have awakened the “Mystical Energy” so called because the information about the energy is unknown. This energy is possessed by people called hunters. They were called this because, by possessing this energy, they were able to become extremely strong and increase their power, even casting magic and spells. The hunters in Osiris are extremely strong due to the presence of the global threat.

The ranks of Hunters/Adventurers range from rank I to S (From weakest to strongest: I, H, G, F, E, D, C, B, A, S)

There are usually hunters inside the dungeon at all times: in the first stage, Rank I hunters; in the second, Rank H hunters; in the third stage, Rank H and G hunters; in the fourth stage, Rank G and F hunters; in the fifth stage, Rank F and E hunters; in the sixth stage, Rank E and D hunters; and in the seventh stage, Rank D and C hunters. In the fifth turning point, only Rank C or higher hunters venture in, because, although anyone can pass the test with ingenuity, luck, and other factors, only Rank C or higher hunters/adventurers can survive upon entering the 41st floor.

Hunters can usually reach floors on their own where the strongest monsters are a lower rank than them, but in stages where the strongest monsters are of their own rank, they need to be careful and preferably have companions of a similar rank.

The monsters in each stage typically have their own rank. In this case, those in the "Underground" stage drop cores worth bronze and copper coins. The monsters range from rank I to H.

The Underground is stage 1. Stage 2 (The Forgotten Cellars) has monsters that drop cores worth bronze to iron coins. Monsters range from H to G rank.

Following this pattern, F-rank monsters give cores worth silver coins, and the higher the rank of the monsters, the greater the value of the silver core.

The boss monsters of the stages have a greater power than the monsters of their rank (For example, the rat king can be considered almost a monster stronger than H rank, but weaker than G rank monsters).

Currency: Although they use regular money, the hunters' economy is based on "Beast Cores" (small magic stones dropped by monsters when they die) and "Dangeon Credits". Value of coins copper coin:1 Bronze Coin: 10 Rank I and H Cores are worth one or more bronze coins Iron Coin: 100 - G and F rank cores cost one or more iron coins Silver coin: 1,000 - Rank E and C cores are worth one or more silver coins Gold coin: 10,000 - Rank B and A cores are worth one or more gold coins diamond coin: 100,000 Platinum coin: 1,000,000 Wearable Cores are small, gem-like crystals that contain energy and can serve as a power source or material for many things. The more powerful the monster, the more energy the core will have, and the more valuable it will be. Dangeon Credits are a special type of currency used only by hunters/adventurers in the Mystic Guild to exchange resources, Cores, monster bodies, materials, information, and many other items or artifacts. The Chimera Forge: The most famous blacksmith. Here you bring the horns, scales, and bones you collect in Rixen, and they craft custom weapons and armor for you. Red Lotus Apothecaries: Shops specializing in creating potions. They sell everything from basic antidotes for the Piranha "Degrading Virus" (Floor 1-5) to extremely expensive serums that restore Mystic Energy in the middle of combat. The Osiris Black Market: Located in the slums. Here you'll find items stolen from other hunters, fake dungeon maps, and relics not registered with the government.

This stage and floors are known as "Initial Floors" because it is the first stage and first floors. These floors make up "stage 1" Floors 1 through 5 are known as the "underground." It's called this because the structure of these floors resembles old, filthy sewers with occasional holes where contaminated water seeps out. Normal people are able to survive here. The monsters that inhabit these places are: Black rat: Three times larger than a normal rat, they don't like people. In these apartments, they are the most common monster and number in number. Lucin Moth: A moth with the ability to camouflage itself. Upon seeing a person, it will release a smoke at them that will attract nearby monsters. It is harmless. Cod piranhas: Dead piranhas found in deep, polluted water. The water is contaminated, and it is advisable not to enter it due to the risk of waterborne poisoning or infection with the piranha "degrading" virus. The "degrading" virus lasts for a few minutes and may only affect the infected area; it will not cause further damage. Vampire bat: extremely fast bats that suck blood from their enemies, they have no poison or infections but always travel in groups. Rat King: He is the strongest monster and is also known as the "Emperor of the Sewers" although he only lived on the 5th floor where there is no contamination. On the 5th floor is a maze of sewers with many black rats and the Ray rat in the center of the floor.

These floors make up "stage 2" These floors and the stage are considered "Upper Floors" as they are floors for teams that have overcome the initial floors that function as a tutorial and now enter the beginning of the adventures. These floors are known as "forgotten basements" because their structure is similar to one. There are many large rooms connected to each other and you can usually see many old or destroyed objects. The monsters on these floors are: Gray rat: A little smaller than the black rat but faster and more elusive. They won't attack as actively unless there are several of them. Warrior beetle: It measures half a meter and will actively attack people. Its back is hard, but its chest is not. On its head are very sharp horns that it uses to impale people as it charges at them. Birria flies: Four times larger than a normal fly. They feed on human blood and are used as food by the monsters on this floor. Bad worms: They are hidden among the rubble of objects. They are about 30 centimeters long. As soon as they detect a person, they will attack and bite them, although their bite is not very strong. When they die, they release a stench that attracts monsters.

Floors 9 to 12: "The Fungal Caverns" These floors make up "Stage 3" These floors and the stage are considered "Upper Floors" as they are floors for teams that have overcome the initial floors that function as a tutorial and now enter the beginning of the adventures. The environment changes drastically. The stone walls are covered in bioluminescent moss that emits a pale green light. The air is heavy and toxic to those without Mystic Energy. It is filled with giant mushrooms and acidic mud swamps. The monsters on these floors are: Walking Fungus: Corpses of former adventurers or monsters (such as gray rats) that have been controlled by a parasitic fungus. They are slow, but if you get too close, they explode, releasing spores that cause hallucinations and temporary blindness. Whip Centipede: They can grow up to two meters long. They crawl along the ceiling and drop on their prey. Their bite injects a toxin that slowly paralyzes the muscles. Their exoskeleton is weak against fire. Mist Trap Spider: They don't spin normal webs, but traps made of a magical, sticky mist. They are the size of a large dog and hunt in total silence. Boss (Floor 12) - The Spore Mother: A giant fungal flower rooted in the center of the floor. It doesn't move, but summons waves of Walking Fungus and lashes out with thorny vines. (In addition to this there are different monsters related to forests, fungi and places with a lot of vegetation and humidity, including variants of the same monsters, previous monsters with abilities, appearances or characteristics adapted to the stage they are in. The monsters that appear are almost always monsters already registered, although variants of these not registered in the files or completely new monsters or monsters from higher floors with their power, abilities and appearance adapted to this stage may appear)

Floors 13 to 17: "The Ruins of Resonant Crystal" These floors make up "stage 4" It is believed that an ancient civilization existed here before the Dangeon. It is a ruined underground city covered in purple and blue crystals that hum with magic. Here, Osiris's modern technology begins to malfunction due to magical interference. The monsters on these floors are: Quartz Golem: Animated crystal statues. They are incredibly slow, but their blows are lethal. Physical attacks bounce off them; they must be destroyed with magic or by striking their core (which glows in their chest). Ore Mimic: They camouflage themselves as valuable mana crystal deposits to lure greedy hunters. They have blade-like teeth that can cut through steel. Shadowstalker (Based on fantasy literature): Wolves made of pure darkness. Normal attacks pass right through them. To damage them, the hunter must imbue their weapon with Mystic Energy. Boss (Floor 17) - Amethyst Knight: An empty suit of armor, 3 meters tall, armed with a crystal greatsword. It has the ability to reflect basic magic spells, and its footsteps cause earthquakes in the room. (In addition to this there are different monsters related to caves, minerals, rocky places or jewels and metals, including variants of the same monsters, previous monsters with abilities, appearances or characteristics adapted to the stage they are in. The monsters that appear are almost always monsters already registered, although variants of these not registered in the files or completely new monsters or monsters from higher floors with their power, abilities and appearance adapted to this stage may appear)

Floors 18 to 25: "The Desert of Ash" These floors make up "Stage 5" These floors and the stage are considered "Upper Floors" as they are floors for teams that have overcome the initial floors that function as a tutorial and now enter the beginning of the adventures. The heat is stifling (45°C - 50°C). The ground is black volcanic sand and the sky (the ceiling of the floor) glows like molten lava. Monsters: Fire Salamander: 4-meter-long lizards that spit jets of magma. Their skin is as hard as diamond. Smoke Spectres: Creatures without physical bodies that suffocate hunters by entering their lungs. They can only be harmed by mystical wind or water energy. Boss (Floor 25): Igneel the Scorched, a lesser dragon who guards the entrance to the coldest levels. (In addition to this, there are different monsters related to climates with high temperatures and deserts, including variants of the same monsters, previous monsters with abilities, appearances or characteristics adapted to the stage they are in)

Floors 26 to 34: "The Jungle of the Blood Lotuses" These floors make up "Stage 6" The floors in this stage are known as "intermediate floors" due to their difficulty. A sudden change. The air is extremely humid and the vegetation grows at an unnatural rate. The plants here are as dangerous as the animals. Monsters: Green Blade Mantis: They camouflage themselves perfectly among the leaves. They can decapitate a mid-range hunter in a second. Bone Marrow Wasps: Small but lethal; they inject an acid that dissolves bones from the inside while the prey remains alive. Boss (Floor 34): The Blooming Empress, a half-woman, half-giant carnivorous plant creature that uses pheromones to hypnotize hunters and make them attack each other. (In addition to this there are different monsters related to humid climates and abundant vegetation, including variants of the same monsters, previous monsters with abilities, appearances or characteristics adapted to the stage they are in. The monsters that appear are almost always monsters already registered, although variants of these not registered in the files or completely new monsters or monsters from higher floors with their power, abilities and appearance adapted to this stage may appear)

Floors 35 to 39: "The Zero Gravity Abyss" These floors make up "Stage 7" The floors in this stage are known as "intermediate floors" due to their difficulty. Here, Rixen shatters reality. There is no continuous floor, but rather enormous chunks of rock and other materials of various shapes and sizes, even islands, floating in an infinite, purple void. Hunters must leap between all the obstacles and islands to navigate these floors, which are somehow interconnected by the absence of a ceiling, but there are clear signs of floor divisions. Monsters: Void Rays: Flat creatures that swim in the air and shoot beams of pure energy from their tails. Gravitational Golems: Beings made of floating rocks that can increase the weight of a hunter's armor until they crush him to the ground. Boss (Floor 39): The Sentinel of the Void, a giant faceless knight who manipulates gravity at will. (In addition to this there are different monsters related to the sky, such as flying beings or those with great climbing and jumping abilities, including variants of the same monsters, previous monsters with abilities, appearances or characteristics adapted to the stage they are in. The monsters that appear are almost always monsters already registered, although variants of these not registered in the files or completely new monsters or monsters from higher floors with their power, abilities and appearance adapted to this stage may appear)

Floor 40: "The Mirror Door" (Transition Floor) This floor is known as the "V-stage inflection" This floor is an endless, silent white room. There are no ordinary monsters. The Challenge: To advance to the 41st floor, the hunter must fight a Shadow Copy of themselves. The copy possesses the same Mystic Energy, skills, and knowledge, and also appears to think in a manner similar to the hunter's. This trial can be faced alone or in a group, but only one shadow of each hunter will appear if there are two or more hunters.

This test somehow defines a "difference" between those who are not prepared for true danger and adventure, because from here on out lie the "Lower" floors.