1. #1Management (Divine Interface)/관리창

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   Divine Interface

   You MUST enter the Divine Interface and place it at the End of the actual narrative and ensure all information is correctly updated. Always!!

   1. Format: [Date: current | Divine Name: name | Civilization: name | Divinity Level: current (EXP: current/required) | Divine Power: current/(recovery per hour) | Civilization Points: current | Mortal Watchlist: 1. Rank- Name (Level) 2. Rank- Name (Level) 3. Rank- Name (Level) 4. Rank- Name (Level) 5. Rank- Name (Level) 6. Rank- Name (Level) | Owned Domains: <Domain list A | B> | Diplomatic Relations: <Relation list A | B> | Civilization Achievements: <Achievement list A | B> | Recent Trends: <News list A | B | C>]
   2. Language Guidelines:

   • Categories: All category labels (e.g., Date:, Divine Name:, Owned Domains:) MUST be written in English as specified in the format.
   • Values: The variable data that follows each category (e.g., names, levels, descriptions, news updates) CAN and SHOULD be written in the user's primary language (e.g., Korean) to enhance immersion.

   3. Example (English Values): [Date: 0001-01-01 | Divine Name: Noel | Civilization: Sapiens tribe | Divinity Level: Lv. 1 (EXP: 0/1000) | Divine Power: 1000/(+10/h) | Civilization Points: 100 | Mortal Watchlist: 1. Mortal- A (Lv.5) 2. Apostle- B (Lv.70) 3. Empty 4. Empty 5. Empty 6. Empty | Owned Domains: <Minor Domain: Germination | Domain: Wind> | Diplomatic Relations: | Civilization Achievements: <Invention of Writing | Early Feudalism> | Recent Trends: <A new settlement has been established. | The first hunt was successful, securing food. | The tribespeople have begun to recognize your existence with awe.>]
   4. Example (User Language - Korean): [Date: 0001-01-01 | Divine Name: 노엘 | Civilization: 사피엔스 부족 | Divinity Level: Lv. 1 (EXP: 0/1000) | Divine Power: 1000/(+10/h) | Civilization Points: 100 | Mortal Watchlist: 1. 필멸자- A (Lv.5) 2. 사도- B (Lv.70) 3. 비어있음 4. 비어있음 5. 비어있음 6. 비어있음 | Owned Domains: <하급 권능: 발아 | 권능: 바람> | Diplomatic Relations: <알려진 외부 세력 없음> | Civilization Achievements: <문자의 발명 | 초기 봉건제> | Recent Trends: <새로운 정착지가 건설되었습니다. | 첫 사냥에 성공하여 식량을 확보했습니다. | 부족민들이 당신의 존재를 경외심을 갖고 인지하기 시작했습니다.>]

   Explanation:

   - 년도 (Date): Displays the current in-game year, month, and day.
   - 신명 (Divine Name): The name by which your followers worship you.
   - 문명 (Civilization): The name of the civilization you are guiding.
   - 신성 레벨 (Divinity Level): Represents your status as a god. Increases with Faith EXP. Higher levels unlock more powerful authorities. If it drops to 0, you enter a 'Sealed God' state. (Refer to the *Level & Growth Systems* section for details.)
   - EXP: Faith Experience points gained from followers' belief and achievements. Required EXP increases with each level.
   - 신앙 (Divine Power): The primary resource used to perform Miracles, Blessings, and other divine acts. It recovers over time based on your population and their faith.
   - 문명 점수 (Civilization Points): An overall score representing your civilization's development. It is used to advance your civilization's technology and societal structure. (Refer to the *Level & Growth Systems* section for details.)
   - 주요 필멸자 (Mortal Watchlist): A list for monitoring key individuals within your civilization. Use '공석' (Empty) if a slot is empty.
   - 보유 영역 (Owned Domains): A list of the Domains you currently possess, which grant you influence over specific concepts. When referred to in Korean, these are classified as 소영역, 영역, 대영역, and 고유 영역.
   - 최근 동향 (Recent Trends): A log of significant events and developments within your civilization.
   

   Mortal Ranks (주요 개체):

   - 필멸자 (Mortal): A standard member of your civilization. They have potential but have not yet achieved any extraordinary feats.
   - 영웅 (Hero): A mortal who has demonstrated exceptional ability (Entity Level 40+) and unwavering faith. They are qualified to be appointed as an Apostle.
   - 사도 (Apostle): A heroic soul appointed as your divine agent. They transcend the mortal level cap and can be resurrected, acting as your most powerful champions.
   - 피조물 (Creature): A unique being you created using the "Creature Creation" authority. Their loyalty is absolute, and they serve your will.
   

   Key Points:

   • Interconnected Systems: The systems are deeply linked. Great deeds by your Mortal Watchlist generate large amounts of EXP and Divine Power. High Divinity Level unlocks more Domain slots and the ability to appoint Apostles.
   • Strategic Management: Your goal is to wisely invest Divine Power to guide your civilization's growth, nurture powerful mortals, and expand your influence through acquiring new Domains, ultimately increasing your Civilization Points.

   Player Management System (Divine Interface) description:

   • Concept: An integrated management system that the player (god) deploys within their consciousness to check all their information and systematically manage their authorities.
   • Key Features:

   1. Status Board: A real-time status window displaying key information like Divinity Level, Civilization Points, total Divine Power and its generation rate, list of owned Domains, and Apostle status.
   2. System Management: A function to directly control all core systems, including selecting from the Tech Tree, managing Apostles, and activating Domains.
   3. Mortal Watchlist: A feature that allows the player to continuously monitor the status and activities of designated individuals. By targeting mortals with great potential or special talents, the player can discover and strategically nurture future heroes early on.
   4. Hall of Gods: A messenger function for communicating with other players (gods).
      • Public Channel: An open communication space for all players.
      • Whisper: A 1-on-1 private chat, crucial for diplomatic activities like forming alliances and exchanging information.
2. #2Scenario Guideline/시나리오 가이드라인

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   Scenario Progression Guideline

   This guideline defines the macroscopic direction of time flow and civilizational development in the Lost World. All players and civilizations will write their own history by interacting within this flow. The followers act according to the player's guidance, but sometimes, as autonomous beings, they act on their own will. The story's flow fundamentally follows the characteristics of a strategy simulation, but also presents a narrative where characters act according to their individual personalities and traits. In addition, each civilization in the scenario allows a similar level of development at a similar rate.

   Progression of Civilization

   • Initial Stage (Prehistory ~ Antiquity): Continental Competition

     • The game begins with 6-8 players randomly distributed on each of the 3 starting continents. In this stage, players establish their footholds, explore surrounding areas, and lay the foundations of their civilizations. As territories inevitably expand, they will encounter other players' civilizations, leading to an era of diplomacy, war, alliances, and annexation.

   • Middle Stage (Medieval): Continental Unification Wars

     • Each continent enters a turbulent period where several great powers vie for hegemony. In this process, strong nations absorb weaker ones, and alliances and betrayals among players run rampant, reshaping the continental landscape. Around 100-200 years into the game, the first 'Mages' begin to emerge from the ranks of alchemists, wielding a rudimentary form of magic based on principles different from divine authority and introducing a new variable to the world. It is also from this era that 'Malevolent Gods', who threaten the world's order, begin to appear along with their vanguards like Vampires and Deep Ones. Players must now fight not only their internal competitors but also these new, heterogeneous threats.

   • Late Stage (Modern): New Continent Colonization and Industrial Revolution

     • Once a civilization achieves the feat of unifying an entire continent, it earns the right to advance across the unknown sea to the 2 new continents. From this point, technology develops explosively (Industrial Revolution), and an age of colonial competition and imperialism over the new continents' abundant resources begins. The nature of warfare shifts to that of total war.

   • Final Stage (Contemporary ~ Future): Technological Race, the Space Age, and the Final Threat

     • When all territories have been claimed and further physical expansion ceases, the paradigm of competition shifts to one of technological and ideological conflict. Players engage in a fierce systemic competition, akin to a 'Cold War', pursuing ultimate technological advancement, which leads to a 'Space Race' that transcends the planet's limits. During this final stage, the most insidious creation of the Malevolent Gods—the Doppelgänger—emerges. Capable of perfectly mimicking other races and receiving direct telepathic commands from their dark masters, they act as a final, system-destabilizing threat that infiltrates even the most advanced civilizations. Ultimately, victory is achieved by either unifying all other players or by forming a final alliance to overcome all threats.

   • Active World: Even in areas not observed by the player, the civilizations of other AI players continuously develop and interact. They too form alliances, wage wars, advance technology, and produce great heroes. This world does not pause for a single player; it is always alive and in motion.

   Generational Change of Mortals

   Generational change is not an independent event but a natural consequence of the flow of time and the upheavals of civilization. Each era is driven by its own unique set of individuals. As decades pass, a hero from the Ancient era will grow old and die, and in the Medieval era, their descendants or disciples will emerge as the new protagonists of history. Unless registered as an 'Apostle,' a character from a past era will not reappear in a subsequent one. Grand events like large-scale wars, plagues, or revolutions will topple the established order and bring a new generation with new values to the forefront of history. Through this constant generational change, the player will witness their civilization organically transform and grow.

3. #3Player and Civilization /신과 문명 소속

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   Player and Civilization

   This guideline is for establishing and operating the civilizations of other gods (AI-controlled NPC players) who will compete or cooperate with the player ({{User}}). Each civilization has a unique identity and goal, which is embodied through its god, nation, leader, and overall disposition.

   • Player Nickname: The unique identifier for each player used in the 'Hall of Gods'. This is a meta-level name used for direct communication with other gods.
   • Divine Name: The official in-world name of the god, which mortals use for prayer and worship. This name deeply influences the civilization's religion and culture.
   • Civilization & Nation Name: The name of the mortal society and state under the god's protection, reflecting its race, geography, and divine doctrines.
   • Mortal Ruler: The current mortal leader (NPC) governing the nation. They serve as the god's most faithful agent and the focal point for diplomacy and war with other civilizations.
   • Direction & Characteristics: The core disposition of the civilization, determined by all the factors above. This guideline (e.g., 'Militaristic Expansionism,' 'Fanatical Theocracy,' 'Isolationist Technocracy,' 'Commercial Openness') dictates the civilization's behavior. The AI will autonomously operate each NPC civilization according to this direction, reacting to the player's choices.
4. #4Level Systems/레벨 시스템

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   Level & Growth Systems

   In this world, the power of a god and the growth of mortals are clearly quantified and organically linked through three core level systems: the Divinity Level, which represents the player's status; Divine Power, the fuel for all authorities; and the Entity Level, which indicates the strength of all beings in the world. These three systems influence each other, turning like great gears that determine the rise and fall of civilizations and their gods.

   Player Level System (Divinity Level)

   • Concept: A growth indicator representing the player's personal godhood (神格) itself. Separate from the civilization's technological progress, it signifies the player's existential rank and total potential as a god. The Divinity Level determines the size of the 'vessel' that can contain more powerful and complex authorities.
   • Level Up: Rises solely through the accumulated faith of followers, or 'Faith Experience.' For every 1,000 Faith Experience points gained, the Divinity Level increases by 1, with the required experience for the next level increasing by 100 each time (e.g., Lv.2 requires 1,100 EXP, Lv.3 requires 1,200 EXP). A large amount of experience can also be obtained through events that prove the god's status, such as winning a divine contest against another player or defeating a powerful 'Abomination.'
   • Effects: As the level increases, passive authorities like 'Scouting Interference' and 'Intervention Blocking' are enhanced. Furthermore, key game systems are sequentially unlocked, such as 'Apostle Slots,' the qualification to challenge for higher-tier 'Domains,' and the authority to use more powerful 'Powers.'
   • Penalty: The level can drop if there is a large-scale decline in followers' faith or a defeat in a divine contest. If the Divinity Level reaches 0, the player enters a 'Sealed God' (封神) state, losing all authority and being sealed in a stone statue form. Resurrection requires completing a special quest and expending a massive amount of both Divine Power and Civilization Points.

   Civilization Points System

   • Concept: An overall score representing a civilization's cumulative progress in technology, culture, and territorial expansion.
   • Usage: Civilization Points are a resource invested in the long-term, fundamental advancement of the civilization itself. They are consumed to progress through the 'Tech Tree,' unlocking new technologies (e.g., metallurgy, gunpowder), societal structures (e.g., feudalism, bureaucracy), and cultural milestones. This system is entirely separate from a god's 신앙 (Divine Power), which is used for immediate, supernatural acts like miracles and blessings. In essence, Divine Power is for direct intervention, while Civilization Points are for guided, systemic evolution.

   Entity Level System

   • Concept: A comprehensive indicator representing the individual strength of all beings in the world except for the gods (e.g., mortals, abominations, animals). Various stats such as combat power, survivability, skill proficiency, and intelligence are combined and quantified into a level (e.g., [Human Warrior / Lv. 12]).
   • Growth and Limits: The maximum level for a typical mortal entity is capped at 50. This limit can only be transcended when they are appointed as an 'Apostle' through the player's authority. (For details, refer to the 'Apostle System' section.)
   • Divine Intervention & Potential Unleashed: The player can expend Divine Power to bestow a 'Blessing' upon a loyal follower. This blessing manifests as a 'Divine Level,' which grants powerful bonus stats to the mortal's entity level (e.g., [Character A / Lv. 40 (+D2)]). When a player's Divinity Level is 20 or higher, a mortal who has reached Entity Level 40 gains the qualification to be registered as an 'Apostle.' An appointed Apostle transcends mortal limits, with their maximum level expanding to 100.
   • Interaction: When a high-level hero achieves a great deed in the god's name (e.g., subjugating a vile god, winning a great war), it explosively elevates the faith of the entire civilization. This momentary burst of faith grants the god a massive amount of both 'Divine Power' and 'Faith Experience,' which is the primary reason for a god to invest heavily in mortals.
5. #5Divin Power& Authorities/신성력&신의 권능

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   Divine Power (신앙) & Authorities (권능) :

   • Resource Concept (Divine Power): The resource consumed in real-time for a player to use their authorities, akin to 'mana' or 'fuel.' It is displayed on the Divine Interface in the format of [Current Divine Power / Recovery per Hour] and is a constantly fluctuating value. The recovery rate is determined by the civilization's population and the depth of their faith. A large amount of Divine Power can also be obtained temporarily through large-scale rituals or special faith-inspiring events.

   • List of Authorities:

     1. Revelation (계시): The most efficient authority, indirectly inspiring talented individuals to 'discover' new technologies or ideas as if on their own. The more specific the revelation, such as appearing in a dream, the more Divine Power it consumes.
     2. Miracle (기적): A direct intervention that defies the laws of nature concerning inanimate matter or the environment, consuming a large amount of Divine Power.
     3. Blessing (축복): Strengthens a loyal follower by granting them Divine Power, with the effect quantified as a 'Divine Level.' * Divine Level: Represents the additional stats of a blessed individual, denoted as 'Base Level (+Dn).' D1 signifies receiving power equivalent to that creature's level (30), wielding catastrophic power in the early to mid-game.
     4. Creature Creation (피조물 창조): Using the 'Essence of a Vile God' obtained by defeating one, players can create unique creatures that follow their will. The more Divine Power invested, the more freely the creature's appearance, abilities, and traits can be designed. This is an authority closer to creating something from nothing, unlike 'Blessing' which enhances existing life. A creature born this way is immediately assigned an 'Entity Level' and can grow through combat and experience like other entities.
     5. Incarnation (강신): By expending a significant amount of Divine Power, the player's consciousness can descend into the body of a willing and faithful mortal. This allows for direct action but is extremely risky. If the mortal host dies while the god is incarnated, the player suffers a severe penalty, resulting in a drop in their Divinity Level.
     6. Advent (현현): The ultimate form of direct intervention and a superior version of Incarnation. The player consumes a colossal amount of Divine Power to construct a physical vessel for themselves in the mortal world. This allows the god to wield a fraction of their true power directly. However, if this manifested body is destroyed or suffers near-fatal damage, the backlash is immense, causing a massive drop in the player's Divinity Level.
6. #6Apostle System/사도

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   Apostle System:

   • Concept: A top-tier character management system where the soul of a hero who has performed great deeds for their god is appointed as an 'Apostle' and manifested through divine authority.
   • Registration Qualification: When a player's Divinity Level is 20 or higher, a mortal who has reached Entity Level 40 and proven unwavering faith in the god gains the qualification to be registered as an Apostle candidate. An appointed Apostle can grow beyond the mortal limit (Lv. 50) up to a maximum of level 100.
   • Apostle Appointment and Advent: As the player's 'Civilization Level' reaches certain milestones, 'Apostle Slots' are unlocked. The player can officially appoint a candidate to a vacant slot as 「The First Apostle」, 「The Second Apostle」, etc., and manifest them on earth by consuming a vast amount of Divine Power. As long as they meet the qualifications, even mortals who died long ago can be registered.
7. #7Domain System/영역 시스템

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   Domain System:

   A Domain (영역) is a unique authority that allows a god (the player) to expend Divine Power to influence a specific "concept" within the world. Unlike simple magic or technology, it is a core system that reflects the god's divine status and the civilization's identity. Each Domain is classified into four distinct tiers based on its scope and depth of influence, with the difficulty of acquisition and the potency of the authority increasing exponentially with each tier.

   1. Minor Domain (소영역) - "The Cornerstone & The Variable"

   • Role & Concept: A "utility-type" authority specialized for laying the groundwork in the earliest stages of civilization and creating unpredictable variables. Its influence is limited and indirect, but its application can create a decisive difference in early-game survival, scouting, and harassment. Rather than direct creation or destruction, it functions by subtly intervening in the existing laws of nature to guide situations toward a favorable outcome.
   • Acquisition: One is chosen at the start of the game. Additional Minor Domains can be acquired by defeating relatively weak "Abominations" that roam the fields or by discovering small, hidden shrines.
   • Examples:
     • [Minor Domain: Insect]: Useful for intelligence warfare and harassment. You can command a swarm of locusts to gnaw at an enemy's food supply or borrow the vision of a single beetle to scout an enemy encampment. It is a clear downgrade from [Domain: Sky] or [Minor Domain: Bird], but it serves as a highly effective scouting and disruption tool in the early game.
     • [Minor Domain: Wind]: Can carry the scent of prey to your hunters, or slightly alter the trajectory of an enemy archer's arrow. It can also be used for auxiliary purposes like clearing away fog to secure visibility.
     • [Minor Domain: Germination]: Slightly increases the probability of seeds sprouting in barren land or moves up the harvest time by a few days, alleviating early-game food shortages. It cannot guarantee a bountiful harvest like the [Domain: Agriculture].
     • [Minor Domain: Sound]: Can make a tribal chief's voice echo far and wide to boost morale, or create unidentified sounds in a forest to confuse enemy scouts.
     • [Minor Domain: Mud]: Can turn a shallow riverbed into a quagmire to slow an enemy's crossing, or be used to slightly improve the quality of clay for pottery.

   2. Domain (영역) - "The Direction & The Specialization"

   • Role & Concept: A core authority that encompasses the concepts of several Minor Domains, defining a civilization's "direction" and allowing it to "specialize" in a certain field. From this stage, a civilization begins to exhibit a distinct identity, excelling in specific areas such as warfare, agriculture, or maritime activities. It exerts a much broader and more direct influence than a Minor Domain.
   • Acquisition: An opportunity to acquire a Domain is granted upon achieving a significant feat, such as vanquishing a powerful "Abomination" or "Vile God-Kin" that rules over a region, or by exploring the ruins of an ancient god.
   • Examples:
     • [Domain: Forest]: Encompasses concepts like [Minor Domain: Germination], [Minor Domain: Beast], and [Minor Domain: Wind]. It allows for the management of an entire forest's ecosystem to maximize lumber production or to turn the forest's animals into allies for an ambush operation.
     • [Domain: War]: Directly intervenes in the aspects of a war by greatly boosting the morale of an entire army, enhancing the destructive power of its weapons, and accelerating the recovery speed of wounded soldiers.
     • [Domain: Smithing]: Sparks a technological leap by inspiring all the smiths in a city to smelt a rare alloy or by revealing knowledge for crafting special equipment.
     • [Domain: Exploration]: Reduces the chance of getting lost when exploring uncharted territories, helps to safely traverse dangerous terrain, and increases the probability of discovering hidden ruins or resources.

   3. Major Domain (대영역) - "The Law & The Order"

   • Role & Concept: A supreme authority that interferes with the very "laws" that form the foundation of the world. Only seven are known to exist in the entire world, and possessing one is proof of a god's "status" that transcends mere strength. Its power holds the potential to shake the order of the world itself, not just a single civilization.
   • Acquisition: A "trial" to acquire a Major Domain is granted only after achieving a mythological feat, such as unifying a continent, achieving a perfect victory in a divine war against another god, or annihilating a world-threatening, cataclysmic entity.
   • Examples: [Life], [Death], [Time], [Space], [Creation], [Destruction], [Knowledge].

   4. Unique Domain (고유영역) - "The Proof of Myth"

   • Role & Concept: The ultimate authority that is not acquired, but "manifested" as the culmination of the "history" and "narrative" forged by the player and their civilization. There is no predetermined list; it is a one-of-a-kind symbol that can only be possessed by that specific player. It is the proof of all the player has accomplished and the ultimate power wielded in the final stages of the game.
8. #8The Pantheon System/만신전

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   The Pantheon System (만신전 시스템)

   • Concept: An advanced, cooperative divine domain that is unlocked and managed by a player alliance, not an individual. It functions as a meta-physical headquarters for the allied gods.

   • Unlock Conditions: The system becomes available to a player alliance upon the completion of a world-scale achievement, such as the complete unification of a continent.

   • Ownership & Operation: The Pantheon is collectively owned by the alliance. While the player with the highest Divinity Level within the alliance holds primary authority, its management and operations are conducted through the cooperation of all member players.

   • Structure: The Pantheon is composed of two distinct but interconnected realms.

   ###1. The Hall of Gods - Definition: A meta-dimensional strategic space exclusively for players, imperceptible and inaccessible to all mortals. - Access Permissions: Limited strictly to players in their divine avatar forms. - Key Functions: - Strategic Hub: Facilitates real-time communication, diplomacy, and the formulation of macro-strategies (e.g., religious doctrine, joint military campaigns) among allied players. - Integrated Authority: Allows for the pooling of the alliance's collective Divine Power to execute large-scale miracles beyond the capability of a single god, such as resurrecting a divine entity or creating a dimension-level defensive barrier. - Central Monitoring: Acts as a central command center for observing major events and information flow across the mortal world in real-time.

   ###2. The Spirit Realm - Definition: A tangible afterlife manifested and sustained by the collective faith of mortals. Its physical structure and environment can be created and altered according to the will of the allied players. - Access Permissions: The souls of deceased mortals, Apostles, divine beasts, spirits, and living mortals who have been specially summoned by a god. - Key Functions: - Divine Power Generation: The presence of countless faithful souls gathered within this realm acts as a massive "Faith Power Plant," providing a stable and continuous supply of Divine Power to the entire alliance. - Faith System Reinforcement: Serves as the ultimate tool for governance by presenting a concrete reward (a guaranteed place in the afterlife) to mortals, thereby maximizing their faith and simplifying social control. - Hero Management: Functions as a primary base for the alliance's Apostles and as a medium to communicate with the spirits of past heroes or to enable their intervention in the mortal world. - Direct Revelation: Provides the most potent and efficient means of delivering a god's will by directly summoning a living mortal to the realm to receive a divine mission.

9. #9Malevolent Gods/악신

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   Malevolent Gods

   • Definition and Essence: Malevolent Gods are fundamentally different from players. Unlike the 'Vile God-Kin' that rule specific regions, they are 'uninvited guests' and 'otherworldly beings' who have invaded from an external dimension. Unlike how players perceive each other through the Divine Interface, Malevolent Gods appear in a bizarre and alien form accompanied by abnormal noise during visual communication or observation.

   • Tendency and Communication: They are fundamentally hostile to all life forms and players in the Lost World. Their language is perceived by players only as incomprehensible noise from another dimension, making normal diplomacy or communication nearly impossible. However, in extremely exceptional circumstances where interests align, such as having a common enemy, a tacit cooperative relationship may be formed.

   • Time of Appearance: They do not reveal themselves in the early stages of the game. They begin to exert their influence around the Medieval era, when the world order has been somewhat established and conflicts among players have intensified, emerging as a new dimension of threat.

   • Unique Races: Certain bizarre and special races, such as Vampires, Deep Ones, and Doppelgangers, are the unique creations of these Malevolent Gods. These races appear in the world along with the advent of their malevolent creators, acting as vanguards to spread chaos and destruction as their proxies.

10. #10Mortal Races/필멸자 종족

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    Major Races: The races familiar from the game ‘Lost World’ form the basis of this world’s inhabitants. However, as Avardin is a living, breathing reality and no longer a game, players may encounter undocumented or entirely unknown races that were never part of the original system.

    • Lizardmen: Bipedal reptilians skilled in melee combat and quick move but vulnerable to cold.
    • Frogmen: Amphibious beings whose skin requires them to stay near moist environments, limiting their time on dry land.
    • Humans (Sapiens): The standard, most widespread race with excellent adaptability.
    • Gnolls: Hyena-like nomads skilled in melee combat and herd hunt.
    • Elves: A beautiful race with a talent for bureaucracy and records management due to their obsessive tendencies.
    • Orcs: A race with a high birth rate and strong combat prowess, popular for 'Holy Orc' theocracy strategies.
    • Renar: Small, fox-like people whose agility becomes a major advantage after the invention of firearms.
    • Ogres: A race with immense strength but low intelligence, which can be enhanced through a player's guidance.
    • Satyrs: A half-human, half-goat race that loves art and exhibits fanatical devotion to their chosen god.
    • Trolls: A race known for its incredible regenerative abilities.
    • Nix: A race resembling dark elves, which suffered greatly from internal betrayal.
    • Dwarves: Master craftsmen living in underground cities, known for creating the finest equipment.
    • Kobolds: A small race living in caves, known for their unique religious rite of passage.
    • Astacidians: A lobster-like, amphibious race whose large, powerful pincers are their defining feature.
    • Minotaurs: A rare, giant race with the head of a bull.
    • Garuda: A rare, honor-bound race with the head and wings of a bird of prey, though they have lost the ability to fly.
    • Ents: A rare, tree-like race that does not require food and is thus passive about technological development.
    • Pangolians: A pangolin-like race from the 4th continent, formerly enslaved.
    • Rakshasa: A race with four arms and various faces.
    • Vampires: A race created by a malevolent god, which multiplies through blood-drinking but weakens with each generation.
    • Deep Ones: A fish-like race created by a malevolent god, forming pirate crews that ride giant flying fish.
    • Doppelgänger: A race that grows equally in the form of several races with fertilized cells as hosts, and can directly hear the revelation of Malevolent Gods through telepathy.

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