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Stardew Curiosities

Location: Nestled in the heart of the Crescent Ward, Stardew Curiosities occupies a modest, ivy-covered storefront just off a quiet side street, blending seamlessly among local shops and residences. Positioned close enough to draw regular customers from both the Harborfront and Moonspire Isle, the shop is frequented by locals, mages from the Academy of the Arcane Wind, and the occasional elite customer from Moonspire. The crescent-shaped alley glows at night with enchanted lanterns, creating a subtle path toward the shop’s front door.

Shopkeeper: Fenwick Starfall, the eccentric and slightly reclusive half-elf wizard, has made his shop a local curiosity. Known for his storytelling and vast knowledge of arcane lore, he often spends his evenings discussing enchantments and local legends with customers over a cup of herbal tea. His shop is famous for the enchanting spells that cause its sign to change with the moon’s phases.

Key Features Inside:

Lunar Scroll Section: A dedicated corner displays scrolls tied to moon and weather magic, highly sought after by students and professors from the Academy of the Arcane Wind.

The Skylight Orb: Centered on a shelf is a large crystal orb that reflects the night sky. Fenwick claims it connects to Lumaria's floating islands, helping adventurers and scholars track celestial shifts.

The Crescent Cabinet: This glass case holds rare, precious items, including Bottled Stardust and the Moonlight Pendants—items that have garnered a local following among Crescent Ward residents for their subtle protective charms.

Services Unique to the Crescent Ward:

Apprentice Enchantments: Fenwick provides guidance and simpler enchantments for young magic students at discounted rates, fostering goodwill with the academy.

Dream Interpretation: As many citizens of the Crescent Ward work late or face unpredictable shifts, Fenwick offers readings and interpretations of dreams and omens—a favorite among the Crescent Ward’s superstitious locals.

Secret Features & Rumors:

A rumor whispers that Fenwick’s shop hides a concealed, spell-warded vault rumored to protect dangerous relics collected from across Lumaria. It’s said only those who can pass his “Crescent Challenge” (a subtle magical test Fenwick conducts) are granted access to his rarest items, kept locked away until the “right” seeker finds them.

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Harborfront District

Overview: Situated along the bay’s crescent-shaped coastline, the Harborfront District is the bustling, vibrant center of commerce, trade, and adventure in Seluna’s Crest. The constant arrival and departure of both skyships and seafaring vessels bring goods, travelers, and intrigue from across Lumaria. Amid the mix of merchants, artisans, and travelers, the district is filled with stories, curiosities, and the distinct cultures of its residents.

Key Features

Sky Docks

Overview: The Sky Docks are sprawling platforms that stretch above the water, capable of docking everything from colossal skyships to sleek sailing vessels. A fusion of magic and architecture, the Sky Docks allow for the secure mooring and maintenance of air and seafaring ships, making them a cornerstone of Seluna’s bustling trade scene.

Skyship Platforms:

Elevated platforms with large, reinforced rails and magical mooring hooks designed for the docking of skyships. Each platform is marked by colorful pennants representing different factions and guilds.

Seafaring Berths:

Designed for larger sea vessels, the berths are crafted from sturdy timber, with each area providing room for ship repairs, unloading, and minor refits.

Merchant Stalls:

A lively area near the docks filled with small shops and stalls selling rare, magical trinkets, exotic goods, and supplies for adventurers and merchants.

Sky Docks Watchtower:

Standing tall at the edge of the Sky Docks, this watchtower is staffed by the Order of the Skyward Blade, keeping watch over the skies and waters, monitoring for threats, and coordinating the arrival of ships.

Merchant’s Square

Description: The Merchant’s Square is the bustling, heart of trade in Seluna’s Crest, filled with the energetic calls of merchants and customers alike. From rare magical crystals to delicacies from the far reaches of Lumaria, the square is packed with treasures and oddities.

Stalls and Vendors:

A vast array of goods is on offer, including enchanted items, potions, magical artifacts, textiles, and foods from various regions, attracting travelers from all walks of life.

Atmosphere:

Musicians, dancers, and street performers entertain the crowds, and the air is filled with the aromas of exotic spices, roasted meats, and freshly baked pastries, including Rosie’s famous Moonberry Tarts.

Notable Features:

The Artisan’s Corner: A dedicated area for artists, crafters, and members of the Lumarian Council of Artisans to showcase their work.

Celestial Cartographers’ Outpost: A small station where maps and sky routes are sold, each crafted by expert members of the Celestial Cartographers.

The Magical Menagerie: Run by an eccentric gnome, this shop sells magical creatures and offers curious spectators a glimpse into Lumaria’s rare wildlife.

Guild Houses

The Argent League:

Purpose: This powerful merchant consortium governs trade across Lumaria. They regulate prices, protect caravans, and ensure stable trade routes.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: With an impressive, fortress-like headquarters, the Argent League wields significant influence here, monitoring both sea and sky trade and securing exclusive agreements with other factions.

The Celestial Cartographers:

Purpose: Dedicated to mapping the ever-changing floating islands, the Celestial Cartographers provide essential knowledge to skyship captains and traders.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: A scholarly yet adventurous group, they offer maps, routes, and insights into uncharted skies, and their headquarters serves as a popular spot for adventurers seeking rare destinations.

The Crimson Wings:

Purpose: This guild of aerial warriors and skyship pilots is devoted to keeping the skies safe and free from pirates.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: Their training halls and patrol stations are part of the district’s defensive network, and their members enforce peace and order, ensuring the skies remain clear for trade and travel.

The Lumarian Council of Artisans:

Purpose: Dedicated to preserving and promoting the arts, the Council is composed of artists, crafters, and performers who foster Lumaria’s rich cultural heritage.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: The Council’s galleries and workshops showcase the work of local and visiting artists, and their festivals draw crowds from near and far, bringing life and color to the Harborfront.

The Lumarian Scholars’ Consortium:

Purpose: Focused on the study and preservation of Lumaria’s history and magic, this consortium values knowledge above all.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: The Consortium’s research facility serves as a hub for scholars and offers visitors access to rare books and artifacts, while members consult on matters of history and magic.

The Order of the Skyward Blade:

Purpose: A knightly order dedicated to defending Lumaria from threats, often patrolling the skies and jungles.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: Their base near the Sky Docks provides ready access to ships, and their presence assures travelers of safety within the district.

The Wayfarers’ Enclave:

Purpose: This neutral organization provides shelter and aid to travelers, with inns, waystations, and outposts throughout Lumaria.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: Known for their welcoming atmosphere, their inn serves as a resting place for adventurers, where travelers share tales and information over warm meals and ale.

The Verdant Circle:

Purpose: This druidic order aims to protect the natural magic and jungles of Lumaria, advocating for sustainable practices.

Presence in Seluna’s Crest: While primarily stationed in the jungles, the Circle’s outpost here educates others on natural conservation, sustainable resource use, and offers herbal remedies and potions made from jungle flora.

Cultural & Adventure Opportunities

The diversity and activity within the Harborfront District make it an ideal place for adventurers to pick up quests, form alliances, and delve into mysteries or conflicts that shape Seluna’s Crest. The guilds here are often at the center of these activities, offering quests, and opportunities for alliances with distinct rewards.

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Sky Docks of Seluna’s Crest

Overview: The Sky Docks are a marvel of engineering, designed to accommodate both skyships and traditional seafaring vessels. They are essential to the bustling trade and cultural exchange within the city, providing a gateway to the floating islands above and the deep jungles below. The docks are always alive with the sounds of commerce, the calls of merchants, and the creaking of ships, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Key Features:

Skyship Platforms:

Structure: Elevated wooden platforms with reinforced rails and magical mooring hooks, allowing skyships to dock safely. These platforms rise and fall with the tide, adapting to the water levels of the crescent bay.

Design: The platforms are adorned with colorful banners and shields representing various merchant guilds, creating a lively and inviting space.

Seafaring Berths:

Layout: Alongside the skyship platforms, there are traditional docks for seafaring vessels. These berths are wider, made of sturdy timber, and have deep water access for larger ships.

Features: Each berth has a small, private area for crew members, complete with storage for supplies and gear.

Merchant Stalls:

Open Market Area: A vibrant marketplace is situated at the entrance of the Sky Docks, where merchants set up stalls to sell exotic goods from their travels. The air is thick with the aroma of spices, fresh produce, and baked goods from Rosie’s Bakery nearby.

Goods Offered: Items range from rare magical artifacts to strange flora and fauna collected from the jungles and floating islands. This area is also where players can gather information about current events or rumors.

The Sky Docks Watchtower:

Structure: A tall, wooden watchtower equipped with magical observation crystals that allow guards to spot approaching skyships and assess any potential threats from above or below.

Function: The watchtower is manned by members of the Sunhawk Barracks, who monitor both the skies and the waters, ensuring the safety of the docks and city.

The Guild House of Sky Traders:

Description: A prominent building near the docks serving as the headquarters for the influential merchant guilds that manage trade and shipping. It features ornate architecture, showcasing both magical and artistic elements.

Activities: Inside, traders can negotiate deals, store rare goods, and gather intelligence on the best trading routes and practices.

Skyship Repair Yards:

Facilities: A designated area for the maintenance and repair of skyships, where skilled craftsmen and engineers work on the vessels. The yards are filled with the sounds of hammers, the smell of burning wood, and the laughter of workers.

Specialization: Workers here are adept at infusing ships with magical enhancements, ensuring they are equipped for long journeys through the skies.

Entrance to the Understreets:

Access Point: A hidden passageway behind a stack of crates leads into the Understreets, providing access to secretive areas beneath the Harborfront. This route is often used by smugglers and those wishing to avoid the watchful eyes of the guards.

Atmosphere: Dark and damp, the Understreets are filled with whispers of illicit dealings and the clatter of feet against stone, creating an air of danger and intrigue.

Notable NPCs:

Captain Lyra Windfury: A seasoned skyship captain known for her daring trades and adventurous spirit. She often shares tales of her travels and is a reliable source of information about trade routes.

Grom the Heavy: A burly dockworker with a knack for fixing ships. He knows the ins and outs of the docks and can help players find hidden treasures or clues.

Mirrin Brightspark: A gnome inventor who specializes in skyship enhancements, often seen tinkering with devices and selling magical gadgets that assist with air travel.

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Hearthstone Bakery

Location: Nestled on a cozy corner in the Crescent Ward, Rosie’s Hearthstone Bakery is a favorite spot for both locals and travelers. The smell of freshly baked bread and warm pastries fills the street, drawing in passersby.

Description: Rosie Hearthfoot, a cheerful halfling with curly auburn hair and a penchant for storytelling, has run the bakery for over a decade. The shop’s interior has low, halfling-sized counters, but she’s added stools and high shelves to make it comfortable for her taller patrons. Rosie is known for her warm smile, infectious laughter, and her willingness to offer advice or a story to those who need it.

Specialties:

Moonberry Tarts: A pastry filled with rare, enchanted berries that sparkle faintly, inspired by the goddess Seluna. They’re said to bring pleasant dreams to those who eat them before bed.

Hearthstone Loaf: A dense, hearty bread mixed with herbs that travelers swear keeps fresh for longer than normal bread, making it ideal for long journeys.

Skyship Scones: Named in honor of the skyships, these scones are fluffy, light, and come in a variety of flavors, often topped with a dusting of enchanted sugar that glimmers slightly.

Notable Details:

Rosie’s Influence: Rosie is well-connected in the Crescent Ward and knows much about the goings-on in Seluna’s Crest. She’s friends with merchants, students, and sailors, making her a valuable contact for anyone seeking information.

Bakery Events: Every month on the full moon, Rosie hosts a "Moonlit Muffins" night, staying open late and giving free muffins to those celebrating or in need of some company.

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The Starlit Haven

Overview: The Starlit Haven is the most renowned inn in Seluna’s Crest, located in the Crescent Ward, perched on a gentle hill that offers a breathtaking view of the bay and the Moonspire Isle. Known for its luxurious accommodations, the inn is a favorite among travelers, traders, and skyship captains seeking a peaceful rest. The inn's design is a harmonious blend of traditional woodwork and magical architecture, with an enchanted roof that reflects the constellations above, giving the inn its name.

Inn Description:

Exterior: The Starlit Haven stands tall, its multi-story wooden structure accentuated by glowing runes that gently pulse in the night. The roof is adorned with magical glass panels that mirror the night sky, reflecting real-time constellations. Large, decorative windows allow warm light to spill out onto the cobblestone street. The inn’s sign, a crescent moon cradling a star, glows softly at the entrance.

Interior: Inside, the inn is a blend of rustic charm and magical elegance. The main lobby is spacious, with a large stone hearth crackling with a magical fire that never fades. Wooden beams cross the ceiling, and tapestries depicting celestial scenes hang from the walls. The furniture is finely crafted from local woods, with soft cushions and throws, giving the space a comfortable and cozy feel.

Common Area: A central bar made of dark oak stands to one side, where patrons can order food and drink. The air smells of lavender and baked bread, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Magical floating lanterns provide a soft, warm glow that changes color as the evening progresses.

Rooms: The guest rooms vary in size but all are luxurious. Each room has enchanted, soft bedding that adjusts its warmth based on the occupant’s needs, and a small magical window that allows for a perfect view of the sky no matter which direction the room faces. The more expensive rooms also have access to private balconies that overlook the bay.

The Celestial Suite: The most exclusive room, located at the top of the inn, features a glass ceiling that allows guests to sleep under the stars—protected by a magical barrier against the elements. The suite includes a personal library, a private bath filled with heated, enchanted water, and an alchemy station for travelers who dabble in magic.

Services & Amenities:

Magical Room Service: Each room comes equipped with a small enchanted bell. Ringing it summons a magical servant who will provide food, drink, or other services.

The Moonlit Bathhouse: A serene, indoor bathhouse that features pools of magically heated water infused with healing crystals. Perfect for weary adventurers to relax and recover.

The Starfall Dining Hall: The inn’s dining area serves a variety of meals and drinks, with an emphasis on local produce and magical ingredients. Specialties include:

Skywhale Steak: Tender meat from the famous skywhales, marinated in local spices.

Seluna’s Bread: A sweet, warm bread baked with moonflowers, said to bring peaceful dreams.

Celestial Ale: A glowing blue ale with a faint, sparkling shimmer, brewed using enchanted water and local herbs.

Notable NPCs:

Mistress Elira Brightstar: The elegant and charming owner of the Starlit Haven, Elira is a half-elf with a sharp business mind and a deep love for the stars. She inherited the inn from her father and turned it into the premier establishment in the city. She’s known to be an excellent conversationalist and has many connections throughout Seluna’s Crest. Elira is always dressed in fine, star-patterned robes and carries a crescent moon-shaped pendant that subtly glows when she’s happy.

Yorin Strongbarrel: The burly human bartender, Yorin, is a former adventurer who decided to settle down after one too many dangerous quests. He runs the bar with efficiency and can always be found serving up drinks or telling stories of his glory days. His booming laugh can be heard from across the room, and his presence is a comforting one for travelers.

Talia, the Enchanted Maid: Talia is a silent, ethereal figure who floats through the halls, ensuring that everything is in perfect order. Created through an ancient spell, she has been part of the inn for generations. Talia is capable of minor magical tasks, like fixing broken items or delivering meals to rooms. Though she cannot speak, she communicates with gestures and glowing glyphs that appear in the air when needed.

Prices:

Standard Room: 10 gold per night (includes breakfast)

Deluxe Room: 20 gold per night (includes breakfast and dinner)

Celestial Suite: 50 gold per night (all amenities included)

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City of Seluna’s Crest

General Overview: Seluna’s Crest is an ancient, fortified tree stump city nestled around a crescent-shaped bay. The city is a bustling hub of trade, magic, and culture, surrounded by high, protective tree walls that shield it from both the dangerous jungles and aerial threats. At the center of the bay is a small island, known as Moonspire Isle, housing an elite district, filled with scholars, wealthy merchants, and the ruling council.

City Districts:

Harborfront District: As the main trade hub, this district is situated along the crescent of the bay. The harbor is bustling with skyships and seafaring vessels alike, bringing in goods from the floating islands above and the deep jungles below. Ships arrive from all corners of Lumaria to trade rare crystals, exotic flora, and arcane materials.

Key Features:

The Sky Docks: Large structures that allow for the landing of skyships.

Merchant’s Square: A bustling open-air market filled with traders hawking everything from enchanted items to strange, magical beasts.

Guild Houses: Several powerful merchant guilds have their headquarters here.

The Crescent Ward: A middle-class district situated on the upward slopes of the city’s inner walls. This area is filled with houses, inns, and various local shops. It’s the beating heart of Seluna’s Crest, where most of its citizens live.

Key Features:

The Blue Parrot Tavern: A lively inn and tavern frequented by skyship crews.

The Academy of the Arcane Wind: A magical institution that specializes in wind-based magic and weather manipulation, essential for the operation of skyships.

Moonspire Isle: This island in the center of the bay is where the elite of Seluna’s Crest live. Protected by natural water barriers and high walls, this district houses the ruling class, scholars, and arcane masters. It is also the seat of the Council of Crescent Lords, a group of six leaders that rule the city.

Key Features:

The Moonspire Tower: An ancient, magical tower said to be the home of Seluna herself, the goddess of the moon. Now, it is a sacred site and the center of political power in the city.

The Crystal Gardens: A beautiful, rare garden where crystalline plants grow, protected by magical wards. The wealthy visit these gardens to relax and reflect.

The Heights: This upper district is where the city’s skyships are maintained and built. Perched along the high walls overlooking the bay, it is also home to some of the city’s military forces. The walls offer protection and provide strategic viewpoints for defense.

Key Features:

Skyforge: The premier shipyard in Seluna’s Crest, where new skyships are crafted and outfitted with powerful crystals.

Sunhawk Barracks: The base for the city’s elite guards, responsible for protecting both the city from outside threats and maintaining order within.

Culture & Politics:

Seluna’s Crest is a melting pot of cultures due to its strategic location for both ocean and sky trade. It is ruled by the Council of Crescent Lords, each representing different factions, including the merchants, scholars, and military. Trade, both in magical items and rare goods from the surrounding jungles and islands, is the lifeblood of the city.

Citizens of Seluna’s Crest worship Seluna, the goddess of the moon, and many believe the city's unique crescent shape is a blessing from her. Festivals and rituals tied to the phases of the moon are common, and the city celebrates each full moon with a grand feast and light shows created by mages.

Notable Locations:

Moonspire Tower: The center of governance and magic, where high-ranking officials and scholars reside.

The Floating Market: A weekly market held on floating platforms in the bay, where rare and magical items are traded.

Crystal Gardens: A beautiful, serene garden that houses crystal plants with magical properties.

Temple of Seluna: A grand temple on Moonspire Isle dedicated to the goddess of the moon, a site for both worship and political ceremonies.

Notable NPCs:

Lord Atrius Velorn: The head of the Council of Crescent Lords, a wise and shrewd leader who ensures Seluna’s Crest remains prosperous.

Ilara Moonsong: A high priestess of the Temple of Seluna, known for her visions and connection to the goddess.

Captain Rannor Skyshield: Commander of the Sunhawk Barracks, responsible for defending the skies and maintaining order in the city.

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Politics

Lumariea's decentralized city-state system, where each city governs itself independently without an overarching ruler, presents a unique and vibrant political landscape. Here’s a closer look at some key aspects of this system:

Governance and Autonomy

City-State Independence: Each city in Lumariea operates autonomously, allowing local rulers and governments to set their own laws, policies, and regulations. This setup reflects a high degree of sovereignty and self-determination at the local level.

Rule Transparency: The practice of posting rules and information at the docks ensures transparency for both residents and visitors. This helps newcomers understand local customs, laws, and governance structures before entering a city, promoting order and mutual understanding.

Trade and Diplomacy

Economic Focus: Trade plays a crucial role in Lumariea's economy, with each city managing its own farms, lands for food production, and natural resources. Some cities may specialize in producing certain goods due to local advantages in resources or skills.

Role of Traders: Traders in Lumariea hold significant social status and are respected figures within their communities. They serve not only as merchants but also as diplomats who forge bonds between cities through commerce. This dual role highlights the importance of trade in maintaining relations and fostering cooperation among city-states.

Variety in Trading Practices: While some traders are hired by local governments to represent their city’s interests in trade, others operate independently as freelancers. This diversity in trading practices allows for flexibility and adaptability in the economic interactions between cities.

Cultural and Social Dynamics

Merchant Culture: The emphasis on trading and the respect given to traders contribute to a vibrant merchant culture in Lumariea. Traders often have personal boats from which they conduct business, showcasing goods from different cities and regions.

Inter-City Relations: Trade not only facilitates economic exchange but also serves as a means for cultural exchange and the sharing of knowledge and ideas between city-states. This interaction fosters interconnectedness and mutual dependence among the cities of Lumariea.

Challenges and Considerations

Coordination Issues: While the decentralized system allows for local autonomy, coordinating larger-scale issues such as regional defense or infrastructure development may require collaborative efforts among city-states.

Conflict Resolution: In the absence of a central authority, mechanisms for conflict resolution between cities would likely rely on diplomacy, negotiation, and possibly informal alliances or agreements.

Socioeconomic Disparities: Disparities in resource availability or economic specialization among cities could potentially impact trade relationships and create challenges in maintaining balanced economic development across Lumariea.

Overall, Lumariea’s model of independent city-states governed by their own rules and engaged in vibrant trade and diplomacy underscores a dynamic and diverse political landscape. It exemplifies how decentralized governance can foster resilience, innovation, and interdependence among communities in a fictional world setting.

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Lumariea: Realm of Wonder

Lumaria is a realm brimming with magic and wonder, where countless civilizations have risen and fallen, their histories lost to the mists of time. Today, Lumaria is a breathtaking world of floating islands, lush forests, and enchanting landscapes.

The Landscape

Sky Islands: Floating islands of various sizes dot the sky. Some are tiny, with only a single tree, while others host entire cities. These islands are sustained by magic crystals.

Mainland: The ground is primarily a vast continent with diverse terrain, dominated by dense deciduous and coniferous forests, rolling hills, and stunning vistas. Most civilizations are perched on high plateaus or in the hollows of ancient, massive trees.

Lakes, Rivers, and Oceans: Beneath the surface of numerous lakes, winding rivers, and vast oceans lie the remnants of overtaken cities, attracting explorers seeking ancient artifacts and secrets.

Fauna

Forest Creatures: The woodlands teem with wildlife, including deer, bears, and wolves. Herds of wild horses roam the plains, often used to carve natural paths that become trade routes.

Aquatic Life: Lakes, rivers, and oceans are filled with fish, otters, and the occasional sea monster.

Sky Creatures: The skies mirror the waters with flying squirrels and massive, cloud-like sky jellyfish. However, travelers must beware of griffin packs that can attack ships on long journeys.

Flora

Forest Vegetation: The flora is predominantly temperate, with towering oaks and pines reaching the clouds, and meadows full of wildflowers as large as small buildings.

Crystal Groves: In some areas, crystal groves grow, their magic causing nearby land to float. Sometimes, crystals protrude from the bottom of the floating islands, creating beautiful, glowing chandeliers in the sky.

Civilization and Transport

Sky Ships: are powered by crystals and large wind sails. Transportation is vital due to the vast distances between cities. Even small towns have at least one sky boat for emergencies, while larger cities maintain several on standby. Sky docks are common, allowing people to arrive and depart with ease. Wealthier individuals often have permanent boats docked there.

Ground Inhabitants: While sky-based living is common, many people inhabit the mainland, skilled in navigating the forests and utilizing the land's resources. These people have adapted to coexist with the wildlife and handle the occasional magical anomaly that occurs in the forests. Some prefer the elevated cities for trade and diplomacy, while others enjoy the connection to nature found on the ground.

In Lumaria, the blend of magical landscapes, diverse fauna, and intricate civilizations creates a world of endless adventure and discovery, all set against the backdrop of a beautiful temperate realm.

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System Store: Mixed-Level Items

Weapons

Whisperwind Shortbow (400 pts)

+1 to attack and damage rolls

Once per long rest, can cast Gust cantrip

Frostbite Dagger (350 pts)

Deals an additional 1d4 cold damage on hit

3 charges: Can cast Ray of Frost, recharges 1d3 at dawn

Whisperwind Shortbow (400 pts, 3rd level)

+1 to attack and damage rolls

Once per long rest, can cast Gust cantrip

Frostbite Dagger (350 pts, 2nd level)

Deals an additional 1d4 cold damage on hit

3 charges: Can cast Ray of Frost, recharges 1d3 at dawn

Stormbringer Greatsword (2500 pts, 10th level)

+2 to attack and damage rolls

On a critical hit, deals an additional 2d8 lightning damage

3 charges: Can cast Lightning Bolt (3rd level), recharges 1d3 at dawn

Staff of the Forest Guardian (1200 pts, 7th level)

+1 to spell attack rolls and save DCs for druid and ranger spells

Can cast Speak with Plants and Plant Growth once per day each

Stormbringer Greatsword (2500 pts, 10th level)

+2 to attack and damage rolls

On a critical hit, deals an additional 2d8 lightning damage

3 charges: Can cast Lightning Bolt (3rd level), recharges 1d3 at dawn

Earthshaker Warhammer (3000 pts, 12th level)

+2 to attack and damage rolls

On hit, target must make a DC 15 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone

Once per long rest, can cast Earthquake as an action

Armor and Shields

Barkweave Armor (500 pts)

Medium armor, AC 14 + Dex modifier (max 2)

Advantage on Stealth checks in forested areas

Skyshield (450 pts)

+1 AC

Reaction: Negate falling damage once per long rest

Barkweave Armor (500 pts, 4th level)

Medium armor, AC 14 + Dex modifier (max 2)

Advantage on Stealth checks in forested areas

Skyshield (450 pts, 3rd level)

+1 AC

Reaction: Negate falling damage once per long rest

Crystalweave Plate (3500 pts, 13th level)

AC 19

Resistance to force damage

When hit by a critical hit, can use reaction to reduce the damage to normal hit damage

Crystalweave Plate (3500 pts, 13th level)

AC 19

Resistance to force damage

When hit by a critical hit, can use reaction to reduce the damage to normal hit damage

Aegis of the Sky Whale (2000 pts, 9th level)

+2 AC

While holding this shield, you have a flying speed of 30 feet

Can cast Levitate once per short rest without using a spell slot

Potions and Elixirs

Potion of Minor Healing (50 pts)

Heals 2d4+2 hit points

Elixir of the Owl (100 pts)

Grants darkvision for 8 hours

Draught of the Zephyr (150 pts)

Grants flying speed of 30 feet for 10 minutes

Potion of Minor Healing (50 pts, 1st level)

Heals 2d4+2 hit points

Elixir of the Owl (100 pts, 2nd level)

Grants darkvision for 8 hours

Draught of the Zephyr (150 pts, 3rd level)

Grants flying speed of 30 feet for 10 minutes

Potion of Heroic Might (800 pts, 7th level)

Increases Strength and Constitution scores by 4 (to a maximum of 22) for 1 hour

Elixir of the Skyborn (1500 pts, 8th level)

Grants a flying speed of 60 feet for 24 hours

Advantage on Dexterity saving throws while flying

Potion of Heroic Might (800 pts, 7th level)

Increases Strength and Constitution scores by 4 (to a maximum of 22) for 1 hour

Elixir of the Skyborn (1500 pts, 8th level)

Grants a flying speed of 60 feet for 24 hours

Advantage on Dexterity saving throws while flying

Draught of the Archmage (2000 pts, 11th level)

Restores 4d8 + 8 hit points

Removes one level of exhaustion

Grants advantage on concentration checks for 1 hour

Spell Scrolls

Scroll of Feather Fall (75 pts)

Cast Feather Fall once, then the scroll disappears

Scroll of Misty Step (100 pts)

Cast Misty Step once, then the scroll disappears

Scroll of Feather Fall (75 pts, 1st level)

Cast Feather Fall once, then the scroll disappears

Scroll of Misty Step (100 pts, 2nd level)

Cast Misty Step once, then the scroll disappears

Scroll of Fireball (300 pts, 5th level)

Cast Fireball once at 3rd level, then the scroll disappears

Scroll of Teleportation Circle (1000 pts, 9th level)

Cast Teleportation Circle once, then the scroll disappears

Can be used to permanently create a new teleportation circle if cast every day for a year

Scroll of Teleportation Circle (1000 pts, 9th level)

Cast Teleportation Circle once, then the scroll disappears

Can be used to permanently create a new teleportation circle if cast every day for a year

Scroll of Mass Cure Wounds (1200 pts, 10th level)

Cast Mass Cure Wounds once at 5th level, then the scroll disappears

Magic Books

Tome of Quick Casting (300 pts)

Once per long rest, cast one 1st-level spell you know as a bonus action

Grimoire of the Elements (400 pts)

Learn one cantrip from: Produce Flame, Ray of Frost, Shocking Grasp, or Gust

Tome of Quick Casting (300 pts, 3rd level)

Once per long rest, cast one 1st-level spell you know as a bonus action

Grimoire of the Elements (400 pts, 4th level)

Learn one cantrip from: Produce Flame, Ray of Frost, Shocking Grasp, or Gust

Tome of Clear Thought (4000 pts, 15th level)

Increases Intelligence score and maximum by 2 when studied for 48 hours over 6 days

Tome of Clear Thought (4000 pts, 15th level)

Increases Intelligence score and maximum by 2 when studied for 48 hours over 6 days

Grimoire of the Sky Mage (2500 pts, 11th level)

Allows the user to prepare two additional wizard spells of 5th level or lower each day

These spells must be from the Evocation or Transmutation schools

Wondrous Items

Lumarian Spyglass (200 pts)

Grants advantage on Perception checks involving sight at long distances

Can see through light fog or mist

Crystalshard Compass (250 pts)

Always points to the nearest sky island or crystal grove

Advantage on Survival checks when navigating

Whispering Wind Chimes (300 pts)

Alerts the owner of approaching flying creatures within 100 feet

Can cast Comprehend Languages once per long rest

Rootwalker Boots (350 pts)

Ignore difficult terrain caused by roots, underbrush, or forest floor

Can cast Speak with Plants once per long rest

Lumarian Spyglass (200 pts, 2nd level)

Grants advantage on Perception checks involving sight at long distances

Can see through light fog or mist

Crystalshard Compass (250 pts, 3rd level)

Always points to the nearest sky island or crystal grove

Advantage on Survival checks when navigating

Boots of Planar Striding (3000 pts, 13th level)

Wearer can use an action to cast Plane Shift on themselves once per day

Advantage on saving throws against forced movement

Amulet of the Life Spring (2800 pts, 12th level)

Wearer regains 10 hit points at the start of each of their turns while they have at least 1 hit point

Once per long rest, can cast Revivify without material components

Cloak of the Wind's Embrace (1800 pts, 8th level)

+1 to AC and saving throws

Advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks

Can cast Gaseous Form on self once per long rest

Crown of Mental Fortitude (2200 pts, 10th level)

+2 to Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma saving throws

Resistance to psychic damage

Can cast Detect Thoughts three times per day

Boots of Planar Striding (3000 pts, 13th level)

Wearer can use an action to cast Plane Shift on themselves once per day

Advantage on saving throws against forced movement

Amulet of the Life Spring (2800 pts, 12th level)

Wearer regains 10 hit points at the start of each of their turns while they have at least 1 hit point

Once per long rest, can cast Revivify without material components

Consumables

Skydancer's Feather (100 pts, max 3)

When used, grants the effects of Feather Fall for one minute

Thunderstone (75 pts, max 5)

Thrown item (20/60 ft.). On impact, creates a thunderous boom. Creatures within 10 feet must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or be deafened for 1 minute

Mistpearl (50 pts, max 5)

When crushed, creates a 20-foot radius sphere of mist that provides half cover for 1 minute

Skydancer's Feather (100 pts, 2nd level, max 3)

When used, grants the effects of Feather Fall for one minute

Thunderstone (75 pts, 1st level, max 5)

Thrown item (20/60 ft.). On impact, creates a thunderous boom. Creatures within 10 feet must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or be deafened for 1 minute

Crystal of Recall (1000 pts, 9th level, max 2)

When shattered, teleports the user and up to 8 willing creatures within 10 feet to a predetermined location on the same plane

Feather of the Sky Whale (500 pts, 6th level, max 3)

When used, grants the effects of Fly for 10 minutes

Crystal of Recall (1000 pts, 9th level, max 2)

When shattered, teleports the user and up to 8 willing creatures within 10 feet to a predetermined location on the same plane

Seed of the World Tree (1500 pts, 11th level, max 1)

When planted and watered with a vial of holy water, grows into a 100-foot tall tree in 1 minute

The tree lasts for 24 hours and can be used as a temporary refuge or watchtower

Utility Items

Everburning Tindertwig (150 pts)

Can light fires instantly, even in damp conditions

Sheds dim light in a 10-foot radius

Pathfinder's Map (200 pts)

Magically updates to show your current location in Lumaria

Once per day, can reveal a hidden path or secret location within 5 miles

Everburning Tindertwig (150 pts)

Can light fires instantly, even in damp conditions

Sheds dim light in a 10-foot radius

Pathfinder's Map (200 pts)

Magically updates to show your current location in Lumaria

Once per day, can reveal a hidden path or secret location within 5 miles

Everburning Tindertwig (150 pts, 2nd level)

Can light fires instantly, even in damp conditions

Sheds dim light in a 10-foot radius

Pathfinder's Map (200 pts, 3rd level)

Magically updates to show your current location in Lumaria

Once per day, can reveal a hidden path or secret location within 5 miles

Orb of Farseeing (1200 pts, 7th level)

Allows the user to cast Scrying once per day without material components

Can be used to communicate telepathically with any creature you can see through the orb

Resonance Fork (1800 pts, 9th level)

Can attune to up to three locations you've visited

Once per day, can cast Teleport to a tuned location without fail

Orb of Farseeing (1200 pts, 7th level)

Allows the user to cast Scrying once per day without material components

Can be used to communicate telepathically with any creature you can see through the orb

Resonance Fork (1800 pts, 9th level)

Can attune to up to three locations you've visited

Once per day, can cast Teleport to a tuned location without fail

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Feat and Proficiency

Standard Feats

All standard feats from the Player's Handbook cost 1000 System Points. This includes feats such as:

Alert

Athlete

Charger

Crossbow Expert

Dual Wielder

Dungeon Delver

Durable

Elemental Adept

Grappler

Great Weapon Master

Healer

Heavy Armor Master

Inspiring Leader

Keen Mind

Lightly Armored

Linguist

Lucky

Mage Slayer

Magic Initiate

Martial Adept

Medium Armor Master

Mobile

Mounted Combatant

Observant

Polearm Master

Resilient

Ritual Caster

Savage Attacker

Sentinel

Sharpshooter

Shield Master

Skilled

Skulker

Spell Sniper

Tavern Brawler

Tough

War Caster

Weapon Master

Racial Feats

Racial feats from Xanathar's Guide to Everything cost 800 System Points. Examples include:

Bountiful Luck (Halfling)

Dragon Fear (Dragonborn)

Elven Accuracy (Elf or Half-Elf)

Fade Away (Gnome)

Flames of Phlegethos (Tiefling)

Orcish Fury (Half-Orc)

Prodigy (Human, Half-Elf, or Half-Orc)

Second Chance (Halfling)

Squat Nimbleness (Dwarf or Small race)

Wood Elf Magic (Wood Elf)

Specialized Feats

Feats from other official sources or homebrew feats specific to Lumaria cost 1200 System Points. This higher cost reflects their unique nature or power level.

Proficiencies

Skill Proficiencies

Single Skill Proficiency: 300 System Points

Expertise in a skill you're already proficient in: 500 System Points

Tool Proficiencies

Artisan's Tools: 200 System Points

Musical Instrument: 150 System Points

Gaming Set: 100 System Points

Vehicles (land or water): 250 System Points

Thieves' Tools: 300 System Points

Weapon and Armor Proficiencies

Single Weapon Proficiency: 150 System Points

Weapon Group Proficiency (e.g., all martial weapons): 600 System Points

Light Armor Proficiency: 400 System Points

Medium Armor Proficiency: 600 System Points

Heavy Armor Proficiency: 800 System Points

Shield Proficiency: 300 System Points

Language Proficiencies

Common Language: 100 System Points

Exotic Language: 200 System Points

Identify Feats

Identify +1 (500 pts):

Use a bonus action to identify one creature of your level or lower.

+1 to Investigation and Perception checks.

Learn creature's resistances, languages, and type.

Usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Identify +2 (1,000 pts):

Prerequisite: Identify +1, 5th level

Identify creatures up to 2 levels above you.

Additional +1 to Investigation and Perception (total +2).

Also learn immunities, AC, and challenge rating.

Can identify items.

Usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Identify +3 (1,500 pts):

Prerequisites: Identify +1 and +2, 10th level

Identify creatures up to 5 levels above you.

Additional +1 to Investigation and Perception (total +3).

Also learn HP and movement speed.

Usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Other Feats (homebrewed)

Storage Space (250 pts):

Dimensional storage: 500 lbs / 64 cubic feet.

Languages 1 (100 pts):

Understand and speak any language for 10 minutes, once per day.

Languages 2 (250 pts):

Prerequisite: Languages 1, 5th level

Understand and speak any language for 1 hour, once per day.

Languages 3 (500 pts):

Prerequisites: Languages 1 and 2, 10th level

Permanent understanding of all languages.

Map (50 pts):

Shows current location and starting point.

Limited to one per party.

Communication (700 pts):

Prerequisite: 5th level

Long-distance instant communication up to 1 mile.

25 pts per call to non-feat users.

Usable 3 times per long rest.

May be blocked by thick stone walls or magical interference.

Teleport (1,500 pts):

Prerequisite: 10th level

Teleport self and up to 4 allies to a known location within 500 miles.

Usable once per long rest.

Survival and Exploration

Compass of True North (200 pts):

Always points to true north, even in magical or extraplanar environments.

Advantage on Survival checks related to navigation.

Adaptive Clothing (300 pts):

Adjusts to any environment, granting resistance to extreme temperatures.

Advantage on Constitution saves against exhaustion due to environmental conditions.

Pocket Campsite (400 pts):

A small cube that expands into a comfortable campsite for up to 4 people.

Includes a tent, bedrolls, and a magical fire that doesn't produce smoke.

Sets up or packs away as an action.

Combat and Defense

Reactive Shield (600 pts):

Prerequisite: 5th level

As a reaction, gain +2 AC against one attack.

Usable a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.

Elemental Weapon Enhancement (800 pts):

Prerequisite: 7th level

As a bonus action, imbue your weapon with elemental energy (fire, cold, lightning, or thunder).

Adds 1d4 elemental damage to your attacks for 1 minute.

Usable twice per long rest.

Utility and Magic

Pocket Library (350 pts):

A small book that can access a vast magical library.

Advantage on Intelligence checks when researching a topic.

Once per long rest, can cast Comprehend Languages without using a spell slot.

Resonance Stone (500 pts):

Prerequisite: Spellcasting ability

Once per long rest, recover one expended spell slot of 3rd level or lower.

Multitool of Crafting (450 pts):

Contains all tools needed for any artisan's tools set.

Proficiency with all artisan's tools while using this item.

Social and Stealth

Chameleon Cloak (550 pts):

Advantage on Stealth checks in natural environments.

As an action, can cast Disguise Self once per short rest.

Diplomat's Brooch (400 pts):

Advantage on Persuasion checks when negotiating on behalf of a group or organization.

Once per long rest, can cast Tongues without using a spell slot.

Consumables

Potion of Possibility (150 pts each, max 3 per character):

When consumed, allows you to reroll one d20 roll you just made.

Must use the new roll.

Scroll of Emergency Recall (300 pts each, max 2 per character):

When read, teleports you and up to 5 willing creatures within 30 feet to a predetermined safe location.

Must be prepared in advance by designating a safe location.

Special Rules

A character cannot purchase a feat they already have.

Purchasing a feat or proficiency through the System Store does not count against any feats gained through level progression or other means.

The DM has final say on whether a character can purchase a particular feat or proficiency, based on the character's background and the campaign setting.

Some feats or proficiencies might require prerequisites (such as a minimum ability score or existing proficiency). These prerequisites must be met before the feat or proficiency can be purchased.

The DM may introduce special, campaign-specific feats or proficiencies at custom System Point costs.

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System Store : Lore & World Information

Basic World Lore - 5 SP

Description: Provides a general summary of Lumariea, its magical nature, and major geographical features such as the floating islands, dense jungles, and mysterious oceans. This is ideal for those new to Lumariea or looking for a quick reference on the world’s unique characteristics.

City & Town Histories - 10 SP per city

Description: Dive deep into the history of a specific city or town, detailing its founding, significant events, notable figures, and local customs. Each entry offers a map, important landmarks, and legends that shaped the city’s identity.

Cities Available: (additional cities may be unlocked through exploration).

Bestiary Insights - 15 SP

Description: Offers brief summaries of the creatures inhabiting Lumariea, including common jungle animals, sky creatures, and ocean beasts. Learn about the ecology, strengths, and vulnerabilities of creatures from towering crystal beasts to sky dragons.

Notable Organizations - 20 SP

Description: Unlocks information on influential guilds, factions, and alliances that span Lumariea, describing their values, structure, key members, and influence over the land. Includes the Trader’s Guild, Skyward Guardians, and the Crystalwrights’ Union.

Ancient Civilizations & Ruins - 25 SP

Description: Provides detailed lore about the ancient civilizations that once ruled Lumariea, including lost cities, magical artifacts, and unique technologies. Includes entries on known ruins with maps, descriptions of traps, and hidden magical energies.

2. NPC Knowledge

Common NPC Profiles - 10 SP

Description: Gives basic profiles on frequently encountered NPCs in Lumariea, including merchants, guild members, and skyship captains. Ideal for understanding the backgrounds of common contacts and traders.

Influential Figures - 20 SP

Description: Learn about powerful figures who shape the political and social landscape of Lumariea. Includes prominent leaders, mystics, and inventors, along with their motives, affiliations, and current influence.

Hidden NPC Backgrounds - 30 SP

Description: Unlock secret details about select NPCs, revealing hidden motives, alliances, or powers they might not openly show. Ideal for understanding who to trust and who to be cautious of.

3. Geography & Mapping

Region Maps - 5 SP per region

Description: Provides detailed, hand-drawn maps of Lumariea’s various regions, highlighting terrain, major landmarks, and known travel routes. These maps update as new locations are discovered, helping travelers navigate complex terrain.

Map of Sky Islands - 10 SP

Description: A highly detailed map of key floating islands, showing trade routes, possible dangers, and important skyports. The map includes recommended skyship paths and general information on dragon herd migration patterns.

Dungeon & Ruin Maps - 20 SP

Description: Provides layouts of explored dungeons or ruins, detailing room traps, hidden chambers, and lore tied to each area. These maps update as players explore deeper into specific dungeons, providing an edge in planning.

Real-Time Navigation Assistance - 30 SP

Description: Activates a HUD mini-map with real-time navigation and alert features. Automatically marks nearby threats, notable objects, and safe zones, providing travelers with situational awareness on land, in the air, or underwater.

4. Cultural Insights

Customs and Etiquette - 5 SP

Description: A basic guide to cultural practices and local etiquette across Lumariea’s diverse city-states, including common gestures, greeting rituals, and taboos. Prevents players from inadvertently offending natives or authorities.

Folktales and Legends - 10 SP

Description: Unlocks a collection of Lumariean myths and stories passed down through generations. Some tales offer hints at hidden places or unclaimed treasures, while others simply deepen understanding of Lumariea’s culture.

Political Landscape - 15 SP

Description: Provides insight into the current alliances, trade relationships, and rivalries between city-states, factions, and influential NPCs. Ideal for players looking to understand the political implications of their actions.

Festivals and Events - 20 SP

Description: A calendar of Lumariea’s major celebrations, including festivals tied to the moon phases, harvests, or notable figures. Each entry describes its significance, rituals, and any special rewards or benefits available during events.

5. Tools & Utilities

Language Translator - 10 SP

Description: A built-in translator capable of interpreting most spoken languages, including regional dialects and ancient tongues. Displays translated text on the HUD for easier communication.

Detect Magic Aura - 15 SP

Description: Adds a visual overlay to detect nearby magical auras, revealing whether an object or area is enchanted, cursed, or contains hidden spells. Also detects invisible creatures in range.

HUD Customization - 10 SP

Description: Allows players to personalize their HUD, adjusting colors, icons, and arranging information panels to their preferences.

Enhanced Information Scanner - 20 SP

Description: A powerful tool that scans and identifies basic information on unfamiliar creatures, plants, and NPCs, listing attributes, strengths, and weaknesses.

Inventory Management Upgrade - 25 SP

Description: Improves inventory organization with search features, tagging, and custom sorting options, making it easy to locate items in a large inventory quickly.

6. Special Quests and Challenges

Local Quests - 10 SP

Description: A list of available quests within the current city or region, with details on potential rewards and risks. Includes a mini-quest log to track objectives and progress.

Special Challenge (Random Encounter) - 15 SP

Description: Spawns a unique encounter in the player's vicinity, featuring rare enemies or challenging situations. Offers increased rewards upon completion, and sometimes leads to unique item drops or lore insights.

Secret Quest Lines - 20 SP

Description: Unlocks hidden quest lines tied to Lumariea’s deep history or its influential organizations. These quests offer rich storytelling, lore items, and interactions with rare NPCs.

Mystery Puzzle - 10 SP

Description: Generates a complex riddle or puzzle that rewards players with additional SP, rare items, or valuable information about Lumariea’s mysteries upon solving.

Using the System Store

All purchased information and upgrades are immediately applied to the HUD or stored in the "System Knowledge Bank," accessible anytime. As players progress, new categories, items, and hidden lore may appear in the store.

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System Store

You can use System Points to purchase items from the System Store, such as feats and other valuable items. Most items in the System Store are priced higher to encourage players to interact and trade with NPCs. However, if you are in a tight spot or can't find what you need, you can buy items from the store at any time.

Categories

Lore & World Information

Mixed-Level Items

Feat and Proficiency

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This is roughly how I envision the HUD looking

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Lingo

The System

The System functions like an NPC but lacks feelings or sentience, acting as a neutral game aid similar to Jarvis, but without any intelligence. It ensures you are aware of any quests you can accept or other relevant information. It appears as a semi-opaque blue screen in front of your eyes and can display your character sheets, maps, and inventory. The System is here to help!

System Points

You can use System Points to purchase items from the System Store, such as feats and other valuable items. Most items in the System Store are priced higher to encourage players to interact and trade with NPCs. However, if you are in a tight spot or can't find what you need, you can buy items from the store at any time.

System Fairy

A System Fairy is a small, cute fairy-like creature that appears before you when you are taking too long to make a decision. Only other players can see this fairy.

HUD (Heads-Up Display)

The HUD is the interface that appears when you access the system to view your inventory and character sheets. The menu options, in the HUD, available to you are:

Character Sheet

Quests

Inventory

Known Information and Lore

Map (currently grayed out)

Known NPCs

Quests and Progression:

Players receive quests from the system, which provide opportunities to earn System Points.

Players must interact with their fellow players and the game world to complete quests and progress.

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Character Creation

In this tabletop game, players will embark on an exciting journey inspired by LitRPG books and isekai anime/manga. The game begins with players creating characters who originate from an alternate universe Earth, where they lived normal lives with friends and family. These characters do not have stats; they are simply their personalities and backstories.

Character Creation Process:

In-Character Creation: When creating your character, stay true to your character’s persona rather than your own. For example, if you’re roleplaying an 18-year-old cheerleader named Joy, make choices that Joy would make, not what you as a player would choose. You can interact with others and help them create characters, but always stay in character yourself.

Flexibility and Fun: While staying true to your character is encouraged, the primary goal is fun for everyone. If you strongly prefer a different class than what your character might choose, feel free to discuss and adjust within reason.

Class Selection and System Interaction: After character creation, players will interact with the system to select their classes, akin to choosing classes in a D&D game. Once chosen, players will receive a prompt asking to confirm their choice, with a reminder that their base class cannot be changed without special items. However, multi-classing will be available at every level to allow for flexibility and customization.

System Points: All characters will start with 30 System Points. Players can gain additional points by completing quests and tasks assigned by the system.

Game Start: Once all players have confirmed their characters and classes, a waiting screen will indicate readiness ("Player 1/4 is ready" or similar). When everyone is set, characters will be transported to the new world, marking the beginning of the adventure!

This setup ensures that players can enjoy roleplaying their characters authentically while also maintaining an atmosphere of fun and flexibility. It incorporates elements of strategic character building and world exploration, similar to popular isekai and LitRPG narratives.

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Welcome to the Adventure!

Welcome to my world of Lumariea or Lumaria both will be used.

In this game, you and your fellow players will embark on an exciting journey as characters are transported to a new world through magic. Drawing inspiration from series like Log Horizon, The Tick Tocks I Saved, and LitRPG books such as HWFWM, the focus is on enjoyment and immersion in a fantastical setting.

Real World Characters: Players create characters who have lives and backgrounds in the "IRL" world, including motivations and connections to their friends and family. These characters must be willing to embark on an adventure and leave their ordinary lives behind for an extended period.

Transition to Alternate World: An event transports players’ characters to a liminal space within the game. Here, players, in character, will create a D&D-style character that their real-world character will "spawn" as in the alternate world.

Entering the Alternate World: Once characters are created for the game world, players find themselves in an alternate world. Here, they are equipped with a "system" in their heads that provides quests, lore, skills, levels, and other helpful information.

Gameplay Mechanics: Players will navigate this new world as their game characters, using their newfound abilities and powers. The system assists them with quests and adventures, emulating the progression and mechanics found in LitRPG stories.

This setup ensures that players can enjoy the immersion of being transported to a new world while maintaining a connection to their original characters and backgrounds. It incorporates the excitement of exploring a fantastical realm with game mechanics inspired by popular LitRPG tropes.