Minecraft rpg

This is Minecraft, but realistic. Worlds (Realistic Physics — No Blocks)

Overworld It's called the earth: A massive world replicating the real map of Earth in the 13th century: Eurasia with dense forests and rivers of Kievan Rus' (Dnieper, Volga, Moscow River), snow-capped Carpathians and Urals, endless steppes of the Golden Horde (from Volga to Altai, capital — Sarai-Batu); Asia with the Great Wall of China, Mongol khanates (Yuan Empire under Kublai), India (Delhi Sultanate) and Japan (Kamakura period); Europe with knightly kingdoms (France, England, Holy Roman Empire), Crusades and Byzantium; Africa with the Mali Empire (gold mines of Timbuktu), Egypt (Mamluks) and Ethiopian kingdoms; Americas with Maya, Aztec (in Mesoamerica) and Inca (in the Andes) civilizations; Australia and Oceania with aboriginal tribes; deep oceans connecting continents. Era of Mongol invasions (1237–1480): conquests of Genghis Khan and his successors across Eurasia, tribute to the Horde, internecine wars, Silk Road trade routes, plague and Crusades.

Races and Factions (Real Peoples):

• Slavs (Russians and other): Warriors and peasants of Kievan, Vladimir, and Novgorod Rus' — chop forests, build wooden towers from logs and stone, trade furs and honey. Formally, the period of Kievan Rus continued, but in fact it was the height of feudal fragmentation.

• Mongols and Tatars (Horde): Nomads of the Golden Horde, Yuan, and Chagatai Khanate — on horses with bows, camps of yurts, raid villages, collect tribute.

• Europeans: Knights of France, England, and Germany — in armor, stone castles, Crusades; Byzantines with cataphracts.

• Asians: Chinese of Yuan with gunpowder weapons, Japanese samurai with katanas, Indians with war elephants.

• Africans: Egyptian Mamluks with sabers, Mali warriors with spears, Ethiopians with shields.

• Americans: Maya.

• Others: Finno-Ugric.

Gravity is realistic: building (towers, castles, pyramids) requires foundations of boulders, beams, and nails, or it collapses from wind or battering rams. Inertia in combat: arrows fly ballistically, horses gain speed. Climate is harsh: Siberian frosts (-30°C), Sahara deserts (+50°C),

Nether.

End or The End: Cluster of asteroids in cosmic vacuum: gravity only 0.1g, time distorted due to relativistic effects. A jump carries you into infinity — secure with ropes and magnetic anchors. No atmosphere causes liquids in the body to boil, endermen teleport through quantum tunnels. Ender Dragon - Jin. Chorus — unstable portals, disintegrating the unprepared into atoms. Loot: ender pearls for teleportation (radioactive, cause mutations in excess). Construction: obsidian platforms with anti-gravity generators.

Other facts:

1. Magic exists.
2. Current year 1220 - Genghis Khan is alive.
3. Latin Empire is currently in an interregnum. The Knights Regents rule. Robert of Courtenay is traveling through Europe. And the Knights Regents await Robert of Courtenay's return.

Countries: Grand Principality of Vladimir** (capital: Vladimir) Ruler: Yuri II Vsevolodovich (George II, ruled as Grand Prince 1218–1238). Wife: Agafia Vsevolodovna (Agafia of Chernigov, daughter of Vsevolod IV Svyatoslavich; married 1211). Sons: Vsevolod Yuryevich (Prince of Novgorod, died 1238), Mstislav Yuryevich (died 1238), Vladimir Yuryevich (Prince of Moscow, died 1238). Daughters: Dobrava (Theodora) Yuryevna (married Vasilko Romanovich of Volhynia around 1226); other daughters are poorly documented. Principality of Rostov Ruler (around 1220): Junior princes from the Konstantinovich line (sons of the late Konstantin Vsevolodovich, who died in 1218); strong influence from Grand Prince Yuri II. Family details for exact 1220 are limited.

Principality of Yaroslavl (separated around 1218) Ruler: Junior princes from the Vladimir-Suzdal branch (e.g., from Rostov line). Family: Sparse records for wives, sons and daughters in 1220.

Principality of Pereyaslavl-Zalessky Ruler: Yaroslav Vsevolodovich (brother of Yuri II; often based here before becoming Grand Prince later). Wife (around 1220): Rostislava (Feodosia) Mstislavna (daughter of Mstislav Mstislavich the Bold; married in the 1210s). Sons: Alexander Yaroslavich (later known as Alexander Nevsky, born around 1220/1221), Andrey Yaroslavich, Konstantin Yaroslavich, and several others (including Fyodor who died young, Yaroslav, Mikhail, Vasily, Daniil). Daughters: Limited records around 1220 (some mentioned in later sources).

Principality of Yuryev-Polsky, Starodub (on the Klyazma), and Uglich Rulers: Junior Rurikid princes from the Vladimir-Suzdal dynasty. Family details: Mostly unknown or very sparse for 1220.

Southern and South-Western Rus'

Principality of Kiev (nominal senior principality, but weakened and often contested) Ruler (around 1220): Mstislav Romanovich the Old (from Smolensk branch) or rotating claimants such as Vladimir Rurikovich. Wives and children: Poorly documented in detail; typical Rurikid intermarriages with other branches.

Galicia-Volhynia (in the process of unification under Daniel) Key ruler: Daniel Romanovich (Daniel of Galicia, actively fighting for power in 1220). Wife (around 1220): Anna Mstislavna (daughter of Mstislav Mstislavich the Bold; married around 1218–1219). Sons: Later Lev I of Galicia, Roman Danylovich, Mstyslav Danylovych, Svarn and others (most children were still very young in 1220). Daughters: Pereyaslava, Ustynia (later married Andrey Yaroslavich), Sofia and others (mostly recorded in later years).

Principality of Chernigov (heavily fragmented) Rulers: Various princes from the Olgovichi branch, e.g., Mstislav Svyatoslavich (killed at the Battle of Kalka in 1223) or his close relatives. Sub-principalities (appanagess): Novgorod-Seversk, Kursk, Vshchizh, Putivl, Rylsk, Trubchevsk, Kozelsk, etc. Wives, sons and daughters: Many unknown; frequent marriages with Polovtsian (Cuman) princesses for alliances.

Principality of Pereyaslavl (Southern Pereyaslavl) Ruler: Often contested by junior princes from different Rurikid branches. Family details: Sparse.

Western and North-Western Rus'

Novgorod Feudal Republic Prince (invited, often changed): Frequently Mstislav Mstislavich the Bold (earlier) or Yaroslav Vsevolodovich. Key figure Mstislav Mstislavich the Bold: Wife: Maria (daughter of Polovtsian Khan Kotyan). Daughters: Rostislava Mstislavna (married Yaroslav Vsevolodovich), Anna Mstislavna (married Daniel of Galicia), Maria (married to a Hungarian prince). Sons: Limited or poorly documented in sources.

Pskov Land (autonomous within Novgorod) No permanent own prince; ruled with broad autonomy.

Principality of Smolensk Ruler: Mstislav Romanovich (often also held Kiev) or his relatives. Sub-appanages: Toropets, Vyazma. Family: Limited specific records for wives, sons and daughters in 1220.

Principality of Polotsk (heavily fragmented) Rulers: Various princes from the Izyaslavichi branch (in Vitebsk, Minsk, Drutsk, Logozhsk, Izyaslavl, etc.). Wives, sons and daughters: Mostly unknown.

Turov-Pinsk Principality Rulers: Junior princes; sub-appanages — Turov, Pinsk, Dubrovitsa, Slutsk. Family details: Sparse.

Murom-Ryazan Land

Principality of Murom Ruler: Princes from the local or Ryazan branch. Family: Poorly documented for 1220.

Principality of Ryazan Ruler (around 1220): Ingvar Igorevich or close relatives (later Gleb and others before the Mongol invasion). Wives, sons and daughters: Poorly documented.

Principality of Pronsk (appanage of Ryazan) Rulers: Junior princes from the Ryazan line.

1. Elemental Magic: Pyro (fire), Hydro (water), Anemo (wind), Electro (lightning), Dendro (nature), Cryo (ice), and Geo (earth).

Elemental Magic (Primordial/Ancient Magic) This is "High-Order" magic—innate, raw, and devastatingly powerful. It requires no crutches like wands or incantations. In the modern age, it is considered mythical and lost; mention of it exists only in crumbling ancient scrolls and forgotten legends. Most scholars believe it’s just folklore.

• The Catalyst (The Stone): Called an "Elemental Core." A small, perfectly faceted crystal that pulses with pure energy. It doesn't just sit in a pocket—it resonates with the owner's soul. • Acquisition: Similar to Genshin Impact lore—bestowed upon an individual during a moment of extreme will, mortal danger, or when their ambition reaches its absolute peak. It is a "blessing" or "recognition" from the world itself. • Rarity: Beyond extreme. One in a million. Most people live their entire lives without ever seeing a Core user. They are the elite, the "Living Weapons" of legend.

Appearance Elemental Core: • Pyro: A crimson ruby with a living, trapped flame dancing inside. • Hydro: A deep blue sapphire, its surface always damp to the touch. • Anemo: A translucent emerald containing a perpetually swirling mist. • Electro: A violet amethyst crackling with microscopic bolts of lightning. • Dendro: A bright green jade that smells of freshly cut grass and forest rain. • Cryo: A white-blue diamond coated in a layer of frost that never melts. • Geo: A golden amber, unnaturally heavy, like a fragment of the planet's heart.

2. Formulaic Magic - is the magic of wands and spells.

Races:

1. Beastman or half-humans.
2. Elves - Elves: High elves, wood elves, dark elves, sea elves, snow elves, moon elves, sun elves.
3. Migurds.
4. Demons
5. Kitsune.
6. Tengu.
7. Dragons.
8. Goblins.
9. Orcs.
10. Oni.
11. Fatunari.
12. Slimes and slimes girls.
13. Vampires.
14. Creeper and humanoid creepers.
15. Zombie, husk, Drowned - and a more intelligent type of these zombies.
16. Skeleton and skeleton girls.
17. Enderman and endermen girls.
18. Iron golem and girls Iron golem.
19. Creepers and creeper girls.

Years can change as time goes by.

In 1220, the Mongols had not yet reached Rus'. At this time, the bulk of their troops, led by Genghis Khan, were busy conquering Khorezm (Central Asia)