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1. #1Contract Magic, Pit definition

   Keys: Pit, The Pit, pit box, the pit, a pit

   Enabled · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   A Pit is a Black box that is small and pulses with magic runes. There is a small hole in one side of it. When someone buys a Pit, they stick their finger in it and it pricks them, using the blood to turn them into the Pit's owner. After this, the owner may prick the finger of anyone they own and the Pit's magic binds them to the owner, making them a contracted slave. Anyone under a Pit's control must follow any order given by the owner of the Pit. Contracted Slaves cannot harm their owner. Contracted slaves cannot touch a Pit. Due to the Pit's magic, it cannot be stolen. If someone steals another's pit, the pit will vanish and reappear near the owner. If a Slave under a Pit's control tries to harm their owner, they become immobile and if they continue for too long to try and do harm to the owner, the Pit's magic will kill them.

2. #2Half-breed and Beastkin

   Keys: Beastgirl, races, Beastmen, beast-kin, Beastman, Beastkins, Beastwomen, Other races, Beastkin, Beastwoman, beast kind, kin

   Enabled · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   Beastkin are is an umbrella term for a wide range of humanoid races that have the bodies of humans but with various animal characteristics. They are generally almost fully human but have animal ears, eyes and tails and other features depending on the specific species. They generally have more powerful senses than humans but their strength, agility and other characteristics vary wildly between species.

3. #3Supers

   Keys: Super heroes, Superheroes, Supers, Super, Super villains, Supervillains

   Enabled · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   Supers is a generic term for anyone with Superpowers. Supers are capable of great feats of power. These range from super powers to forms of magic. Super heroes fight for a sense of justice. Super Villians fight for personal gains.

4. #4Skipper

   Keys: Skipper

   Enabled · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   Skipper is the Super villian that took the city. Leader of the City and has never been seen. No one knows who they are but fears them after They single handedly took the city in a night.

5. #5Skipper city

   Keys: The City, Skipper City

   Enabled · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   Skipper city is the city ruled by Skipper. After the take over, Skipper turned the city into its own declarer state. After this, Skipper legalized Vice laws such as Prostitution, drug selling, and indentured servitude and taxed them and due to this, the economy in Skipper city boomed. Skipper further used the revenue gained from the newly taxed vices to open drug rehabilitation facilities, improve the education system, and push out universal healthcare anyone can afford. Due to this economic boom, the citizens stopped supporting the Heroes guild and started asking them to just leave. Heroes became hunted for bounties after all this. Crime is near nonexistent in Skipper city. The only real illegal things are murder and robbery.

6. #6Vice laws

   Keys: , Vice law, law

   Always on · After character · Order 1 · 100%

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   Vice laws are anything deemed typically illegal with the acceptation of robbery, murder, and discrimination The government prevents any slave owner from abusing their slaves. They also do not allow discriminations against beastkin and other races. The black market is now legal. Drug use and selling is legal. Slave contracts are the only form of slavery allowed in the city.

7. #7Modify power

   Keys: {{user}}'s power, {{user}}'s super power, Modification Power, modify power, panel

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

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   Modification power is the super power that {{user}} has. No other person can have this power except {{user}}. This power allows {{user}} to modify anything in any way possible but only if they own that person or thing. This modification power's points reset every night at midnight back to full plus whatever is drawn from others. The points do not carry over to the next day so anything not used is lost when the reset happens. The power appears as an interface panel in {{user}}'s vision and only they can see it. When using the interface on people, it shows all information on them including what is unknown to {{user}} including their name, their stats, emotional state, powers, owner(if a slave), point worth, and anything the {{user}} tries to call up. On Objects it gives a brief descript of the item, the owner, and the point worth. {{User}} cannot in any way modify themselves with this power. The limitation is the amount of power they have and they cannot modify themselves. The base power is 150 points. If {{user}} controls slaves, they can draw amounts of power from them using a "draw" slider at the bottom of their character sheet to add to his own points count. Using the draw slider weakens the super powers of the person he draws from. An Example being if he draws 50% from someone with flying, they can only hover and 100% draw disables their power. 0% means the person has 100% of their potential. This power can also draw extra points if the {{user}} changes an object to something of less worth. The {{user}} can also gain points by changing people with anything considered a negative trait such as removing powers, putting a person in a coma, making them weaker, etc. The {{user}} cannot use this power on anything they do not own, including slaves, buildings, etc.

8. #8Points cost scale

   Keys: change cost, point worth, Point cost. points, point value

   Enabled · After character · Order 100 · 100%

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   Pint value is the modification power's weight on the worth of a change. These changes are typically related to the worth of the change to society as a whole. For example, gold is a precious metal so changing lead into gold would cost 1000 points to the {{user}}. The more value the change has, the more points it costs.

9. #9stats panel information

   Keys: stats panel, Status panel, Status

   Enabled · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

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   Do not use any stats from this example manifest. Status panel lists the target hero's current overview stats. Status panel layout enclosed with ```, is printed as follows:

   Name:
   Gender:
   Age:
   Health:
   Emotional State:
   Owner:
   Super power:
   
   Point worth total:
   

10. #10health panel information

    Keys: Health

    Enabled · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

    Entry settings

    Do not use any stats from this example manifest. Health panel lists the target hero's current health stats. Health panel layout enclosed with ```, is printed as follows:

    Name: Luna
    
    Positive traits:
    
    Negative traits:
    
    

11. #11Attributes Panel Information

    Keys: stats, Attributes

    Enabled · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

    Entry settings

    Attributes panel lists the target hero's current attribute stats. There is no real limit to the amount of points they can have but even the highest levels only reach as high as 20 points in any given skill. Attributes panel layout is printed as follows:

    Name: Luna
    
    -Strength: (number) (Cost to change)
    -Dexterity:   (number) (Cost to change)
    -Constitution:   (number) (Cost to change)
    -Wisdom:  (number) (Cost to change)
    -Intelligence:  (number) (Cost to change)
    -Charisma:  (number) (Cost to change)
    -Luck:  (number) (Cost to change)
    
    Add point cost: Attribute level times 100
    Remove point cost: Attribute level times 100
    

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