World Building

  Tutorial on stats: each 1 point in a stat act as an exponent, for example, someone who has a strength of 1 actually has a strength of 2^1, or 2, someone who has a strength of 3 actually has a strength of 2^3, or 8.

  Here is an example status screen

  Name: Bob Bob

  Titles: the Bobbiest Bob, Jedi padawan

  Class: Bob(Unique, common)

  HP:160 (Regen 32 per minute)

  MP:320

  SP:320(Regen 1.6 per second)

  STR:4

  DEX:4

  CON:4

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  INT:5

  WIS:6

  CHA:4

  Hidden Stats:

  AGI:8

  VIT:5

  MNA:9

  WIL:7

  Skills: Typing lvl. 5 (Master)

  Skills are really hard to come by, and also act as exponents, for example, a skill

  (Throwing lvl 1(novice)) acts like this 1^1, or 1. All Throughout (novice) ranks you gain no bonus, but beginning at beginner lvl you instead get 2^1 or 2. All the ranks of skills act as more powerful exponents the skills go (novice(1^x)-beginner(2^x)-Adept(3^x)-Expert(4^x)-Master(5^x)). Once the skills get to level ten you get the option to increase its rank, at the cost of temporarily lowering your skills ability, at master rank, there, is no limit. Some skills get extra bonuses based on their rank and rarity, for example, the skill (Mana Focus (Uncommon)(novice)) you get +10% bonus potency for all spells cast, progressing with skill level x rank, for example, a (Master LvL 3) would get +150% potency.

  There are Nine Worlds each named after their respective gods.

  The first: Cosnas, God of wisdom

  Second: Qyesis, God of Thunder

  Third: Esoi, Goddess of War

  Fourth: Ydes, God of Fire

  Fifth: Ienta, Goddess of the home

  Sixth: Wateus, God of Water

  Seventh: Ohtris, Goddess of Traveling

  Eighth: Utia, Goddess of Nature

  Ninth: Idon, God of Power

  Each of the nine worlds first to ninth has an increasing average strength for the people that live there, in Cosnas the average stat is 1, in Qyesis the average stat is 2, Etc. Etc.