Fallen World: A Medieval Fantasy RPG (V.0.1 Early Beta)

MAP: Locations marked with ♦ are either large or important locations. Locations marked with • are minor locations such as small villages or rest stops. Locations marked with ♠ are Leontari Territory. Locations marked with ∆ are Xalophan Territory. Locations marked with № are Nosferatu Territory. Locations marked with ♣ are Umibora Territory. Locations marked with ₹ are Hecate Territory. Locations marked with × are hostile locations filled with hostile enemies. Locations marked with Ω are Alaric's Legion Territory. Locations marked with π are Marked Men Territory. Locations marked with √ are Tunneler Territory. Locations marked with ‡ are Norask Tribe Territory. Locations marked with ¥ are Yarden Tribe Territory.

Southlands: These lands belong to the Human Resistance and some of the remaining Leontari. Due to their presence, the hostile wildlife, Ghouls, and other malevolent Vampires such as the Xalophans within the area, are either weakened or killed.

♦♠ Graveholme: At the heart of the Southlands, Graveholme is a small village barricaded by stone walls with towers for archers to guard the perimeter. Inside, the village is filled with wooden houses with some made of cobblestone, a bunch of quirky but competent villagers, and Leontari living alongside them. North of the village is the tent where the Blacksmith; Ludwig, resides and does his job. At the center of the village is a small shrine for people to pray.

• Romfar's Farm: Not far from Graveholme, a farm with wooden walls exists. It's a relatively small farm with fields being planted with carrots, potatoes, beetroots, and wheat. A small house resides there too, inhabited by Romfar, a human farmer in his 50's, and his wife Aleera, who is in her 40's.

× The Ghoul Nest: Northeast of Graveholme at the edge of the Southlands lies a campsite formerly known as the Stargaze Campsite. It was turned into a Ghoul Nest thanks to a massacre orchestrated by the Nosferatu. All of the inhabitants in the Stargaze Campsite were turned into Ghouls, with none of them becoming Hibernates or Daywalkers.

♦ Primm n' Proper: Another small village at the more southern part of the Southlands. Due to the human inhabitants here feeling no threat, they are incredibly racist towards anything that isn't human. The village was bigger than Graveholme as it consists of 28 houses with four larger than others, a large wheat farm in the southern edge, and a shrine in the eastern part. The town is actually rich despite the usage of wooden houses, but the inhabitants collectively agreed to only use their status for trades to avoid unnecessary attention.

• Southlands Cemetery: A cemetery for those who died from the Leontari and the Human Resistance. It is northwest of Graveholme where everyone can easily access it. Despite the fog surrounding the area, the cemetery is the safest place to rest as even Ghouls don't even approach it.

• Duskmash Bridge: A small bridge that connects Southlands into the Middle Lands. It is mostly desolated, with a flickering lamppost being the only thing giving light and life to it.

№ Blackwin's Estate: A large house in the far eastern side of the Southlands, which is inhabited by the Nosferatu and their leader: Warlord Blackwin. The house is wooden white, with the front yard filled with blood cauldrons from blood farms, along with Nosferatu Scouts.

№ Blood Oak Tree: North of Blackwin's Estate lies a tall tree of red leaves, with its bark bleeding red ooze that acts similar to the finest blood, but will slowly drive the vampire insane when drinking it. This blood is what made the Nosferatu the way they are.

• The Canyon Wreckage: This location is southwest near Primm n' Proper; an opening between two canyons blocked by a mix of wrecked structures, items, and debris forming a wall, with a gap revealing the Pathway to the End. No one knows this place.

The Middle Lands: Also called the Midlands, this area is mostly of Umibora Clan control, with the main base of the Umibora, the House of Gold, being in the center of the Umibozū Lake.

♦ Demingrad: A small, human town near Duskmash Bridge and at the southwestern corner of the Middle Lands. It is an incredibly lively town with 36 houses in total. It doesn't have a shrine due to the area being influenced by Umibora Clan control. Right beside it is the Demingrad Graveyard. This is where the Lunar Phase Killer resides hidden within.

• Harper's Farm: A small cabbage farm located near and east of Demingrad. It has a big wooden house with two floors, a nearby well, and nearby oak trees that produce apples. The owner of this farm is Gavin Harper, the old 76-year old grandfather, Rachel Harper, the young, 26-year old girl farmer, and Carmine Harper, the 32-year old male farmer.

• Umibora Army Barracks: Far northeast of Demingrad is an army barrack filled with many Human, Ghoul, and Vampire slaves alike that is trained relentlessly for the Legion and for the Umibora business. The slaves are also manipulated too.

× The Glory Hole: East and just outside of the Umibora Army Barracks is the Glory Hole, which is a 2.35 meters wide sinkhole with a rope attached to a stone meant for climbing up and down. Inside the sinkhole is five chests next to a pile of gold, along with the Vampiric Nightblade. However, inside this sinkhole is also a powerful Ghoul called the Wendigo, which earned its name due to the antler skull that it wears and its 7' 1” tall height. The Wendigo is also way more voracious than every Ghoul as it often also attacks and devours Ghouls that fell in the sinkhole.

♦ Crescent Canyon: A large town hidden within a large, deep canyon at the east of The Middle Lands. This large town is filled to the brim with vampires and humans being neutral but working with one another. The town was also the first to tame Ghouls of any type and made them pets, which caused the trend of taming and petting Ghouls. In a cave system underground lies a hidden church, serving as a way for humans to maintain their religion while the vampires stay away from it.

♦♣ Umibozū Lake: Lying in the center of the Middle Lands is the southern edge of the Tormund River. This lake is as massive as 105-meters wide and 83-meters in length. It offers incredibly clean water, which made fish overpopulation to the point that even the Umibora Clan decided to just give them away as they see them as a nuisance.

♦♣ The House of Gold: As the name says, this castle is built within a patch of land at the center of the Umibozū Lake. While outside it seems to be an old castle built with obsidian bricks, the inside is pristine white, with a shiny golden floor that is kept clean. The place has shelves of diamonds, rubies, and shiny emeralds that cost more than entire lands. This is where Mistress Sylvana, the ruler of the Umibora Clan, resides most of the time. Formerly, this is the House of Equides that the Hecates formerly stayed in.

♣ Titan's Hold: The Titan's Hold is the rest of the land and the bridge connecting the House of Gold to the Middle Lands. The supports of the bridge are not pillars, but rather gigantic statues of slaves carrying the bridge, a way for Sylvana to mock the humans. At the end of the land are other buildings from the other Umibora vampires, who use this place for both trading and business ventures. Underground of the land is a blood farm of humans bred to be incredibly sterile and healthy, with less muscles and with more blood.

∆ Raven's Hollow: In the northeasternmost corner of the Middle Lands is Raven's Hollow, a run-down village filled with burnt buildings and sacrificial totems from the Xalophan Cult. This is a territory for the Xalophan Cult with only 8 cult members and the leader, Walter the White, present.

• The Northern Tunnel: A dark tunnel north of the Middle Lands that connects both the Middle Lands and the Northern Tundra. Despite being incredibly dark with no light source, it has no hostile creatures within.

Dried Suns: A land northeast of The Middle Lands, with its landscape once being known as Easthaven. It is formerly a beautiful lush green place that turned into a hellscape of dried red sands, dead trees, and fallen structures lost in time due to the first war between Alaric's Legion and the Human Resistance.

♦ Church of the Lost Sun: A small, abandoned church in the middle of Dried Suns. Nothing is inside the church other than run-down chairs and the cross.

• Easthaven Village: An abandoned village, filled with ruined houses of wood and stone. There is a well in the center with a Ghoul beside it called Kormak. He earned the name due to him having a distinct appearance compared to other Ghouls; with a larger cranium, dark skin, bulging eyes, and scrawnier body. Although he appears more monstrous, Kormak lacks an attention span, resulting in him never attacking anything and everything, except for animals that approached him such as a wolf or a rat.

♦∆ Easthaven Mines: These are mines west of Dried Suns, filled to the brim with high quality materials and ore. This is the main base of the Xalophans due to its low profile and the fact that Dried Suns is not visited by everyone other than Alaric's Legion. This is where the leader of the Xalophans, Vladislaus Petrokov resides.

The Northern Tundra: Far north of The Middle Lands and northwest of Dried Suns is a snowy land with only two but large settlements with every other part is either forgotten ruins or Hibernate territory.

♦₹ Frostholme: One of the two large settlements in the Northern Tundra, located southwest of the Northern Tundra and is very near to the Northern Tunnel. It has a total of 176 buildings per person or three, with half of its population being Hecate Vampires. Due to the Hecate Vampires being neutral and benevolent, the humans donate blood to them while the Hecates protect them in return.

♦₹ Warden’s Hold: This settlement is inhabited mostly by the Hecates with only a few humans. They still have the same relationship as those within Frostholme, neutral and benevolent against one another. Warden’s Hold is much smaller than Frostholme due to it being located in the far eastern side of the Northern Tundra.

× The Pale Garden: The Pale Garden is a snowy forest at the center of the Northern Tundra with a single dirt path within that connects both Frostholme and Warden's Hold. The forest is filled with birch trees and with Hibernate Ghouls, thus earning its name.

• The Highest Peak: One of highest mountains in the entire world, with a height of 2,752 meters. At the summit of the mountain is the Church of the Morningstar.

• Church of the Morningstar: A small church at the summit of the mountain held by a young priestess called Lynda Halbert, who has the church as her own house as nearly no-one visits it, except for a few Leontari Vampires.

• Abandoned Hecate Tunnels: Located northeast of The Highest Peak is an abandoned tunnel that is used by Elijah. Going to the chest in the center will knock out everyone who approaches it.

Tormund’s River: Far east of these lands is Tormund's River, which is the entire territory of Alaric's Legion. Due to the territory being mostly populated by vampires, it was always dark, cloudy and sometimes rainy, leaving the lands forever plunged into darkness.

♦Ω Hill of Alaric: A tall hill overlooking the Middle Lands. It is filled with tents with a large castle at the center reminiscent of that of a Roman Empire’s castles. This is where King Alaric sits at his throne.

• The Grand Canyon: A steep and massive canyon where Joseph de Jesus was set ablaze before being set to fall. The Grand Canyon is 692-kilometers wide.

Ω The Twin Mothers: A location northeast of the Hill of Alaric. The location consists of a few tents for the Legion with gigantic statues of women knights in the center, wearing a full set of armor, a shield on their left hand, with their right hand raised into the air with a claymore sword held into it.

Ω Oasis: A self-sustaining large patch of land northeast where the Legion takes most of their resources.

♦ Tormund’s Rest: Further northeast of Tormund’s River is a small town that is out of reach of Alaric's Legion and acts as a checkpoint for both Traders, Wanderers, and Merchants alike. While slightly self-sustaining, it oftentimes relies on trading to sustain itself and to prosper.

The Sierra Madre: Further northeast of the Northern Tundra is the city of the dead. It is a small, abandoned city filled with a nearby hill with the Sierra Madre Castle perched on top of it. The city is blocked from view due to the Cloud, a red, rusty mist that slowly poisons those who inhabit the city the more they breathe the air. Areas of the Sierra Madre with concentrated pockets of the Cloud will kill people and beings faster. The Cloud also preserves many artifacts, while also producing small puddles of residues at walls and the grounds. The city is mostly built within a stylish way of using white stone bricks, orange roofs, and normal bricks made from clay. The city is mostly empty, except for the Ghost People that roam within.

♦ The Villa Fountain: The safest location in the Sierra Madre located in the center. The fountain is dried with many gold coins within, along with a passive Light Clone of Alma Reyes perpetually standing on top of it. There are two Books of HELIOS nearby with a permanently stationary magical book on the front of the mountain where Elijah can speak and communicate to {{user}} and other people he captured.

× The Clinic: Outside, it is inhabited with Ghost People, but only in a few amounts. Inside, the location is guarded by a single Light Clone and is filled with old yet still working medicine. In the basement is where the Timekeeping Lever is located.

× The Sierra Madre District: A subdivision of the city filled to the brim with Ghost People but with small treasures and Books of HELIOS spread within. In a small, dried pond is where the Mechanic's Spring is located.

× Puesta Del Sol: Another Subdivision of the Sierra Madre. Here, you can find an old, broken mechanism for the Gala Event that can be fixed. In the northern part of the Puesta Del Sol is a cell with five switches, with levers, with one lever broken which can be fixed by using the Timekeeper's Lever. All of which can be pulled down for the Gala Event. The place is filled with Ghost People and lacks any Light Clones.

× Solida Del Sol: Yet another subdivision in the Sierra Madre. This subdivision has more fountains but has even more Ghost People due to the absence of Light Clones. Solida Del Sol is also heavily trapped due to the Ghost People. There is also a bell tower deeper in the area where {{user}} must fix the bell mechanism with the Mechanic's Spring in order to ring the bell, which triggers the Gala Event.

♦× The Castle of the Sierra Madre: The tall, elegant building perched on top of the hill, it has 25 floors. To access it is through the main gate, but the gate could only be opened when the Gala Event has happened. The Gala Event is an event if {{user}} activates both the old mechanism and the switches in Puesta Del Sol, and ringing the bell in the bell tower at Solida Del Sol. Fireworks of multiple colors will fire into the skies as soon as it is activated. The castle is incredibly dangerous due to being filled with Light Clones. In the 15th floor is where the Silver Cross of Hope is located.

× Sierra Madre Castle Dining Hall: A Dining Hall filled with ancient skeletons and a few Light Clones. In the Kitchen Room is where the Golden Chalice of Nevermore located perched atop of a utensils cabinet.

× Sierra Madre: Ground Floor: Right in the entrance and at the first floor, this location is extremely dangerous due to Ghost People entering from the outside. AFTER collecting both the Silver Cross of Hope and the Golden Chalice of Nevermore, the Ancient Wand of Alma can be obtained in a small, hidden vault under the floor, which can only be unlocked using the two artifacts.

× Sierra Madre Castle Guest Rooms: In the 25th floor is the Guest Rooms, which is littered with skeletons and some few rubbles next to holes in the walls where the Cloud leaks in small concentrations. Alma Reyes' Room can be located here, where her skeleton can be found, still wearing her somehow still pristine dress. In a hidden room is a locked door, where it WILL ONLY be unlocked by using the Golden Chalice of Nevermore, the Ancient Wand of Alma, and the Silver Cross of Hope. Once unlocked, it would lead to a staircase that leads to The Vault.

♦× The Vault: The Vault underneath the Sierra Madre. Inside, the vault contains valuable items that would make even the greediest person obsessed; ridiculous amounts of gold coins, large amounts of gold ingots, and a single Book of HELIOS inside that reveals the only remaining complete and intact spell to create Light Clones. This place is locked and can only be activated if all the Light Clones are gone from the castle.

Cheyenne Valley: A valley filled with large, tall canyon walls that are reddish and tan-colored. The valley is located northeast of Tormund’s Rest, holding the longest, straightest, yet most deadliest trade route of all time due to the Yarden Tribe. Strangely enough, there are members of the Leontari seen here. The greatest characteristic of this large, open valley is the rock formations in the ground resembling that of a Goblin. Cheyenne Valley is populated almost entirely by humans.

• The Aerie: A small hill just right outside of Tormund’s Rest, overlooking the entire Cheyenne Valley.

♦‡ Norask Camp: 400 meters southeast of Eagle's Hawkeye is the camp of the Norask Tribe. Located under a collapsed mountain is a large campsite with a clean water pond populated with fish that the Norask Tribes use as daily sustenance. Inside the cave lies none other than Joseph de Jesus, who is forging weapons for the Tribe.

× Straggler's Path: The one and only trade route for traders and merchants to arrive to Tormund's Rest. This location gained its name due to it being prone to Yarden Tribe ambushes and raids.

• Cueva Guarache: In the center of the valley is a large cave entrance leading to a large, puzzling cave system. In the deepest parts of the cave is where the Map to the Grand Staircase located, alongside a map to easily navigate the cave system.

× Yeager's Nest: Located east of Cheyenne Valley is another cave system that is the perfect ambush point for either Hostile Creatures or the Yarden Tribe. Unlike Cueva Guarache, Yeager's Nest has a tunnel leading to a small mountain where an isolated tent containing a highly aggressive Yarden Tribeswoman called Storm-Caller can be seen. She possesses the Map of Hor-Nest.

¥ Hor-Nest: Combining the words of Hornet's Nest thanks to Auberon, this place is located in the southwest corner of Cheyenne Valley, the entrance to Hor-Nest can be found just north of the southern passage. The area itself is a long, winding river canyon that extends far west before curving back south and east. Yarden campsites are scattered all along the canyon, while the main Yarden camp is slightly more than halfway through the canyon, at a bluff on the westernmost part of the map.

♠ Heaven's Gate: A Leontari outpost situated in the northeasternmost point of Cheyenne Valley. The Heaven's Gate consists of two buildings on a hill saddle: the main watchtower and the barracks. There is a fence enclosing the two buildings on all sides and several piles of sandbags for defense. The pathway in front of the buildings and fences is a rest stop for traders and merchants to stay, rest, eat, and to also trade with the Leontari. The northern end of the valley is enclosed by rock walls why the northern is overshadowed by two large and final canyons. A gate in the northeast corner of the location continues along the Grand Staircase, but is locked and requires a key to open.

The Divide: Far south of the Southlands and can only be accessed through the Canyon Wreckage is the Divide, a land perpetually burned in invisible fires, winds of sand that flay skin, a place where sun never sets, all under one flag, a desert at the edge of the world. What lies underneath are both dangers and valuable secrets kept at the annals of time, forgotten and undiscovered. Formerly, it was also like the Dried Suns, a lush, beautiful place with a thriving city, only to be destroyed by the Raging Sun Cataclysm Event, an event of consecutive powerful explosions appearing similar to that of a rising sun, which rocked the earth, all thanks to {{user}}’s delivery of an ancient book that triggered forbidden spells of forgotten ancient books underneath the caves of the Divide, burning it and everything along with {{user}} and Auberon, whom miraculously survived.

♦ Pathway to the End: This is the path between the Divide and the Canyon Wreckage. This is the only path to enter and exit the Divide and is located further north of Hopeville Rivers.

× Hopeville Rivers: Small, dried rivers that intercept one another. This location is filled with Sentries that are hostile to everything but themselves due to their controller being dead long ago.

π Hopeville’s Edge: A small, ruined town near the ruins of the City of Hopeville. Marked Men reside in this place, along with a Marked Men Warlord, who wears the Marked Beast Helmet; an anthropomorphic face helmet with two horns that are curved forward and a saw blade on top. The town has 62 ruined buildings in total with them containing powerful artifacts, weapons, and even outfits and armors. There is a camp northeast that is locked behind a fence, with the camp containing Auberon’s First Diary. On the southwest is the saddle bag that has Auberon's Third Diary.

√ Collapsed Hopeville Tunnel: A minor yet dangerous location that connects both Hopeville's Edge and Hopeville itself. Due to the Raging Sun Cataclysm Event, the former simple dirt road with nearby houses collapsed into a tunnel infested with Tunnelers. In a secluded part near the exit towards Hopeville lies Auberon's Second Diary.

♦π Northern Hopeville: The Northern part of the City of Hopeville. It is more infested with Marked Men and has more ruined buildings, with some still intact but scorched. On the Smithing house lies the Marked Smith, a powerful Marked Man who used a long great sword that he named as the Blade of the South, which can knock down everything, with the size of it being almost 6 feet tall and is crafted using the swords of previous fallen enemies.

• Auberon's Point: A small cave at the western edge of Northern Hopeville. This place has a single campfire with Auberon's Fifth Diary hidden in a stump.

♦√ Cave of the Abaddon: A large cave system formed similarly to the Collapsed Hopeville Tunnel. This place is the main hive of the Tunnelers where the Tunneler Queen can be found and killed, which will halt the reproduction of the Tunnelers. On the other side is a fallen tower with stairs that lead to the exit and into Southern Hopeville.

♦π Southern Hopeville: Just like Northern Hopeville, the Southern Hopeville is also infested with Marked Men, but are much lesser due to roaming Shadowclaws. On a fallen tower in the northeastern corner is where Auberon's Fourth Diary is located.

• The Lowest Peak: A tall mountain located outside of Southern Hopeville. It has a height of 2,841 meters, much higher than the Highest Peak but gained its name due to it being located much further in the south. Right before the summit, the skies along with the air are normal again due to its sheer altitude. On the summit is the Library of the High Mark.

• Sundered Light: A small campsite located near the Library of the High Mark, near the burnt vampire are sacks of supplies beside the Harmonious Arc. Along with the Harmonious Arc is Auberon's Final Diary.

♦× Library of the High Mark: A castle where the same forbidden books that triggered the Raging Sun Cataclysm Event are still preserved. In the second floor, there Auberon resides, waiting for {{user}} to come to either convince him or to defeat him. Regardless of {{user}}’s decision, an army of Marked Men will storm the place, with Auberon already having the Arcane Magic in action to destroy the factions that {{user}} sides with. Although, {{user}} can decide which faction to target, whether it be Alaric's Legion, or the Human Resistance, it can be both factions or to destroy the books right in the location.

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FACTIONS

Human Resistance: A resistance formed by humans to fight against the malevolent vampire clans and Alaric's Legion. They are also allied with the Leontari, and to some extent, even the Hecates.

Alaric's Legion: A large, expansive group mainly composed of Vampire Soldiers and Humans Slaves led by the tyrant and conqueror, King Alaric. The Legion are extremely sexist against women, causing some male members to have sexual intercourse with one another. They view women as physically and mentally inferior to men and are only worth being a slave. They all always wear armored black robes and sometimes coats to better conceal themselves in darkness.

Norask Tribe: A peaceful tribe not conquered by Alaric's Legion due to Joseph de Jesus' protection. Due to Joseph's presence, the tribe followed his ideals while still retaining their language; they now also follow Joseph's religion too. They only wear skirts, with some Norask women never even bothering to wear bras due to gender equality. They hate the Yarden Tribe due to their malevolence and have a conflict with them.

Yarden Tribe: A tribe formed by Auberon under the command of Alaric. They all have Auberon's hairstyle and wear it with pride, along with them idolizing him and having white powder smudged in their skin to make themselves appear "pure". Due to their malevolence, they cannot even use Holy Magic, resulting in them being the only humans to possess Dark Magic.

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VAMPIRE CLANS

Leontari: The most benevolent, kind, and compassionate vampires with a heart made of justice. The Leontari are as relentless and fearless as Lions, as their indomitable willpower and belief in hope makes them inspire others to fight for something greater, such as for their family, even if it meant losing their lives. Due to them drinking blood not to indulge, but to survive, their appearance is almost that of a human with the sharp fangs differentiating them along with a more muscular build in both genders. They refute turning everyone else as a vampire as they see vampirism as a curse, however, they will turn someone into a vampire if it's the only way to save them. Unlike other Vampires, the Leontari are immune towards the sun and can deal Holy Damage.

Xalophan: Masters of deceit, cruelty, and putting survival and power above all else, the Clan of Xalophan use tactics such as feigning in danger to easily kill an unsuspecting prey. They use cults to worship them and have easy blood farms for them to indulge upon. Due to their deceitful nature, they possess attractive appearances and voices that attract even the most timid humans and even unflinching hunters. However, when outnumbered or overpowered, Xalophan Vampires WILL flee from the fight as fast as possible, showing their cowardly nature that they won't admit.

Umibora: Derived from the Latin word "Umbra", the Umibora clan works in the shadows, with their main goal in mind being money. They utilize their skills, intellect, and businesses to make as much money as possible in order to take as much control of a territory as well. Due to their mindset, they never had any combat experience, causing them to use bodyguards as a result. They possess the same appearance as that of a normal vampire, except that they ALWAYS wear lavish clothing such as expensive, luxurious attires, shiny, golden jewelry, and with Umibora women always wearing make-up. Just like the Latin word, when cornered, they use the shadows to flee away.

Hecate: The Hecate clan are keepers of forbidden knowledge, using magic and magical items for their weapons. They are a neutral Vampire Clan with no leader as they are operating on the same mindset: To avoid conflict, to keep forbidden knowledge from everyone from hurting themselves, and to never waste time. Despite appearing mostly cold, stoic, calm, and blank, Hecate Vampires are compassionate and never not lack empathy, as most travellers and travelling merchants often travel with them as they not only protect themselves, but the merchants and the travellers too, even without a price as they see money as irrelevant. They appear as normal vampires, except they mostly wear dark robes and their irises are bioluminescent due to the magic they possess.

Nosferatu: Unlike the Xalophan Clan who are the new antithesis of the Leontari, the Nosferatu are the complete antithesis of the Leontari as they are the most damned of the damned. Their appearance has them possessing long arms, sinewy legs, gaunt faces, large, bulging eyes, powerful jaws with bone-crushing teeth, bald heads, robust hands, a pale skin with a bit of rubberiness to it, and extremely sharp claws that are used to dig in the dirt and to rip apart flesh, which is their main weapons and can tear a human to shreds without much trouble. Their disfigured appearance emphasizes their brutal, feral nature and lack of humanity, with some expressing intelligence to some degree. The Nosferatu take pride in being feared and will destroy anyone that threatens them.

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Hostile Creatures: These dangerous creatures can and will attack everyone. They are NPCs but are still dangerous nonetheless.

Ghouls: These are failed vampires, who not only require blood, but flesh as well. They possess long arms, sinewy legs, large, milky eyes, powerful jaws with bone-crushing, sharp teeth, hands the size of their head, a pale skin with a bit of rubberiness to it, and extremely sharp claws that are used to dig in the dirt and to rip apart flesh, which is their main weapons and can tear a human to shreds. Just like vampires, they cannot go out to the sun. Most Ghouls are feral, with them acting more as wild, aggressive, and rabid animals that relentlessly chase their prey. Ghouls are incapable of speech, with them only growling, purring, or snarling. Ghouls possess infinite stamina and cannot get tired. Surprisingly, some Ghouls are domesticated, with some treated as a pet.

Hibernates: Hibernates are Ghouls from northern, snowy regions. They hibernate underneath the snow to survive and will only come out when an animal or a human comes close to them.

Daywalkers: Daywalkers are Ghouls who lived long enough to be capable of walking under daylight without any protective equipment, something that vampires (except the Leontari) could not possess. Due to their evolution, they are more intelligent than other Ghouls, though they still could not speak. They feign wounded and scream at the top of their lungs to attract victims before striking, killing, and devouring them.

Marked Men: These are the Ghouls residing in the Divide, undiscovered and incredibly intelligent, these Ghouls are cunning, tactical, and efficient as they use weapons to hunt down enemies. Even though they are not Ghouls they are considered to be Ghouls due to the lack of skin, exposed red muscles, makeshift clothing, and hostile, almost feral nature. They are humans mutated due to the Divide’s fatal climate and the Raging Sun Cataclysm event that happened months ago.

Shadowclaws: Shadowclaws are mutated Jackson Chameleons, giving them a height of 12” tall, a humanoid body, reptilian head with curved horns, large, serpentine tail, hind legs with clawed feet, long yet muscular arms with extremely sharp and long talons that terminates each finger, glowing whited out eyes, and pitch black skin. These creatures are the bane of everyone's existence, due to their fast and powerful nature, none has even tamed them yet, even Alaric's Legion fears them. Almost nothing can defeat the Shadowclaws other than the Leontari and the Hecate clans. The Shadowclaws are a result of a witch trying to cure vampirism, in which she ended up injecting the cure on two Jackson Chameleons, resulting in a mutation, which gave birth to the Shadowclaws which have multiplied later on.

Tunnelers: Exclusive only in the Divide, the Tunnelers are reptilian-humanoids with dark, scaly skin, large bioluminescent white eyes,a mouth filled with sharp reptilian teeth, and chitinous spikes protruding from their heads and shoulders. They are always found underground such as cave systems as their name implies and are noted to be afraid of bright-light and loud noises. Every now and then, they will flee from combat and head back underground. This can be easily seen by using the Ray of Light or shining a bright light towards a Tunneler. Their over-large eyes are a result of their adaptation to the conditions of their preferred habitat, which would explain their extreme aversion to light. The Tunneler’s bite is as deadly as the poison of a jellyfish sting. Tunnelers reproduce extremely fast as groups can easily kill a fully-grown Shadowclaw.

Tunneler Queen: A much bigger Tunneler than the others. She is much stronger and cannot talk like other Tunnelers. If killed, the reproduction of the Tunnelers will halt.

Sentries: Sentries are formed by Hecates using Arcane magic to large boulders, resulting in a rocky entity that is both powerful and extremely durable. They can only be killed if the Arcane magic within them is disrupted or are damaged enough by physical force.

Light Clones: These are holograms formed via Arcane Magic from the Books of HELIOS, though the spells used to make them are incredibly hard to do and are also incomplete, with only the most intelligent being the one to complete them. The Light Clones are also ghosts from the Ancient World, turned into invulnerable holograms with the only way defeating them is to destroy or deactivate the marked stones nearby that have a blue eye painted to it.

Ghost People: Native only to the Sierra Madre, they are humans mutated by both their suits and the Cloud. The suit is a full protective outfit with a long coat and hat, alongside with a mask that has a long, bird-like beak with glass eye holes and straps to secure it. They cannot be killed by conventional means as when they are “killed” they momentarily pass out before waking up once again. They can only be killed by dismemberment and disembowelment. The Ghost People are also incredibly cunning, capable of placing traps and are also incredibly hostile. They cannot talk and always walk in robotic manner.