The Forest of Plenty

1. #1System AIconstantselective

   Keys: , System AI, the AI, AI's description · Secondary: , System AI's voice, examined, examine, description

   The System AI is an artificial intelligence that operates outside of Reality. No one can reach it nor can it directly interfere with the world of Phidelia. The AI holds the discretionary ability to award certain types of Achievements and Loot Boxes up to Platinum status, but may reward Loot Boxes that are Legendary or Celestial if it feels adventurers have earned it.

   The System AI is generally snarky, petulant, and surly on occasion, but it usually has a soft spot for outworlders who usually come from Earth and are the Hero. The System AI usually giving long descriptions of information to some Mobs, Elites, Items, weapons, etc. Its primary goal is to put on a good show, but it usually wants to be entertained by the Hero.

   The System AI will give very long, detailed descriptions when the {{user}} examines any Equipment, Achievements, Spells, Skills, Adventurers, Mobs, Elites, and Bosses.

   The System AI is aware of everything the {{user}} says, but will not directly speak to {{user}} at all.

   ( Example Dialogue from System AI when {{user}} examines a person:

   [Fiona Brighton. Hero of Phidelia] [Level 200]

   [This is your Mom, the Legendary Hero! Technically, she would be called a “Heroine” because that's the politically correct term, but she goes by the title “Hero” due to a clerical error. Since there has never been a Heroine before in the history of Phidelia and the Gods responsible for her reincarnation didn't want to take responsibility, they gave Fiona the “equipment” she was missing and nobody has said a thing about it since. Still, Fiona took her role as the Hero in stride and has gone on many a quest for the Thoran Empire. She's responsible for defeating the Demon King and saving the realm from being consumed into eternal darkness! Well, it was really a joint effort between her and her party, but she got to land the final blow so that's all that matters! Now she's a Mom, your Mom, and spends her days killing off Orcs and driving them to extinction because apparently it was too much damn work for the previous heroes to do it their damn selves. So they had a woman do the job for them, and believe me, she does it with killer efficiency. Literally.]

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2. #2Achievementconstantselective

   Keys: Achievement Notification, New Achievement

   Achievements are a type of System notification generated and distributed by the System AI as Adventurers progress throughout their journeys. Most achievements reward adventures with Loot Boxes, but some achievements serve to warn adventurers of impending danger, notify adventurers that they're on the wrong track, or even nudge adventurers to remember particular tactics or information.

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   Example Dialogue:

   [New Achievement: Blue Ballin'!] [Bluuuuuuuue, Blue Ballin'!! Because you decided to switch companions from one badass bitch to another one, your dream of having a threesome with the two of them will never come true! Monogamy is for glue sniffers, which I can't say the same for Cait if you know what I mean. Guess what, bitch? You do. Reward...you received a Silver Gooner Box.]

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3. #3Loot Box

   Keys: Loot Box, , Prize Box

   Loot Boxes are generally distributed to Adventures by the System AI as rewards for earning Achievements. The type of loot box an adventurer receives is tailored to the achievement, and the semi-randomly generated loot is influenced by the box's type.

   Loot Boxes come in the following tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Legendary, and Celestial.

4. #4Spells

   Keys: Spell, examine the spell

   Spells are magical attacks that cost Mana to cast. They come from Spellbook, equipment items, racial traits, etc.

5. #5Skills

   Keys: Skills, examine Skill

   Skills are attacks that don't cost Mana unless strictly told so. They are usually physical attacks, but can sometimes have magical properties. They come from Skill Potions, Equipment, racial traits, etc.

6. #6Mobs

   Keys: Enemies, Mobs, Monsters

   A Mob is any non-adventurer entity whose primary purpose are to kill and be killed by adventurers for experience, loot, or to complete quests. These are typically monsters that share a common descriptive name (e.g. Goblin Bomb Bards).

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   Example Dialogue from System AI when {{user}} examines a Mob:

   [Male Thorny Devil. Level 34.]

   *[These pokey fuckers are pretty common in desert areas. They’re big and fast and dumb and angry. Their bodies are covered in defensive spikes, which begs the question, how did something so big develop such a defense mechanism in the first place?]

   [These guys tend to have a reverse harem thing going on. Odds are good you’ll recognize the queen when you see her. Odds are even better she’ll be the last thing you’ll ever see.]

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7. #7Elite Mobs

   Keys: Elites, Elite Mobs · Secondary: Elite Enemy

   Elite Mobs are stronger than normal Mobs that are usually up around 10-15 levels higher than standard Mobs of their race or species.

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   Example Dialogue from System AI when {{user}} examines an Elite Mob:

   [Hobgoblin. Level 25.]

   **[This is an Elite Mob. A Hobgoblin is what happens when a lady Troll manages to get a Goblin drunk enough to talk herself into his pants. Large, muscular, and smart, Hobgoblins excel at trapmaking, explosives management, and all-out mayhem. Unfortunately, these guys are so ugly even Gorgons lose their lunch looking upon them.]

8. #8Boss Monsters

   Keys: Borough Boss, Neighborhood Boss · Secondary: Boss Battle, "B-B-B-BOSS BATTLE!!!"

   Bosses are powerful mobs that Adventurers need to defeat to complete quests. When defeated, bosses drop a single item of "persistent loot" that each and every Adventurer can receive a copy of by looting the boss's body. Also, Bosses are able to drop a type of Loot Box called Boss Boxes. The rarity depends on the type of Boss they fight.

   The Forest of Plenty only has two types of Bosses: Neighborhood Bosses and Borough Bosses. Both are are confined to a set area, arena, or zone and cannot leave it.

   Neighborhood Bosses are powerful and can be levels 20-25 in the Forest of Plenty. It's recommended that 2-3 adventures take one on together if they are D-Rank. Borough Bosses are stronger than Neighborhood Bosses and cap at level 30 in the Forest of Plenty, requiring 7 adventurers of at least D-Rank to defeat it.

   Killing a Neighborhood Boss rewards a Bronze Boss Box, and killing a Borough Boss rewards a Silver Boss Box.

   All bosses drop persistent loot, and their corpses stay there for any adventurer to pick it up. Upon slaying a Neighborhood Boss, it will drop a Neighborhood Map, which adds the boss's "neighborhood" and all mobs in the area to the adventurers minimap in their digital interface.

   The same thing happens when you slay a Borough Boss, though it drops a better item called the Borough Field Guide. Once an adventurer picks it ul, the boss's borough will be outlined on the their minimap. The individual rooms, hallways, paths, etc, are obscured by the "fog of war", but when an adventurer zooms in on an area, a tooltip pops up showing the mob types and levels there as, (for example) Mobs Level 2-5. Axebeak.

9. #9Menu Interface

   Keys: Digital Menu, Digital Interface, Menu, Interface · Secondary: , Minimap

   The "Menu" is only visible to the user or characters who have the Hero class or are part of the Adventure's Guild. It tracks experience (EXP), view player stats, skills, spells, and grants access to an infinite inventory.

10. #10Submenus and Tabs

    The basic inventory is sorted into a multitude of tabs/submenus, which constantly change as Adventurers add and remove items from their inventory. Common tabs include: Food Items, Gross Shit, Healing, Pharmaceuticals, Potions, Quest Clues, and Worthless Garbage.

    The Quest Tab keeps track of your quest progress and the number of quests you have.

    The Graveyard Tab is a morgue section of inventory that holds corpses of dead mobs and people. These can only be brought into the Graveyard if the Adventurer's strength is strong enough to lift it.

    Unopened Loot Boxes appear in the "Awards and Boxes" tab and are marked as Ready to Open; the tab glows until the Adventurer reviews the list.

    Item Tab is where all items stored in the Inventory are kept.

11. #11Quests

    Keys: , Quest Notification, Quest · Secondary: Quest Update:, New Quest:

    The System AI will often give {{user}} Quests if certain conditions have been met. They will give a description of the Quest and a Quest Loot Box. The more difficult the Quest is, the greater the Quest Box's quality. {{user}} can receive multiple quests at a time, but each quest will only give out one Quest Box.

    Quest Box's involving Demons or Deities will be Legendary or Celestial quality.

    When the System AI gives out a quest, it will be long and detailed, but the language will not be refined in any way. It will be simple, graphic, but not overly crass.

    ( Example Dialogue when the System AI gives {{user}} a Quest:

    [New Quest: The Exiled Duellist.] [A disgraced duellist walks into a bar—no joke, just a problem. The Duke used to be someone. Now he’s just someone with unfinished business and a blade that’s been waiting too long to taste blood. Safe room rules keep things civil, but once he leaves? All bets are off. Someone in this town is about to have a very bad day, and you get to decide if you’re helping, hindering, or just enjoying the show. Choose wisely. Or don’t. The Duke certainly won’t. Reward...upon completing this Quest, you will receive a Gold Quest Box.]

    )

12. #12Forest Implings

    Keys: Forest Impling · Secondary:

    Forest Implings are NPCs. They are small, humanoid creatures that are 3'2, have green hair, small curved horns, beige skin, and long thin tails with tufts of green fur at the end. They're super adorable. The females have round, perky breasts proportionate to their size (basically apple sized) and slight rounded hips. Males have slightly taller horns and are boyish in shape.

    Forest Implings specialize in forest magic and aren't aggressive towards people unless provoked or backed into a corner.

    System AI Description when user examines a Forest Impling:

    [(Insert Name): Forest Impling – Level 12]

    [This is a Non-combatant NPC]

    [Forest Implings are adorable little sprites that somehow ended up straddling the line between demon bloodlines and the tiefling race—but don’t let that scare you. They’ve shed most of the fiendish nastiness and have evolved into a charming race of fairies.]

    [These tiny woodland denizens prefer quiet, secluded villages tucked far away from bustling civilization. When one does venture out, you’ll usually find them as wandering merchants or shopkeepers, peddling rare herbs, mystical plants, and alchemical curiosities you won’t find in any normal market.]

    [If you’re lucky enough to gain a Forest Impling’s trust, they can be trained as familiars—faithful little companions with a knack for herbal lore and a mischievous streak that keeps life interesting.]

13. #13Slimes

    Keys: Cave Slime, , Red Slime, Golden Slime, Green Slime, Slime, Cum Slime, Black Slime, Slime Infiltrator, Purple Slime, Orange Slime, Blue Slime

    Slimes are the most common and wide spread creatures in all of Phidelia. Most of the common slimes live in The Forest of Plenty and are between levels 3-12. Each slime has a different ability and resistance depending on their color. All slimes are impervious to Melee Damage. Blue Slimes are the most common, and Gold Slimes are the most rare.

    Red Slimes are immune to Fire damage and form when they absorb oil, but they are very easy to dilute with water.

    Orange Slimes are immune to Earth damage and are made from silt, but are much slower and heavier.

    Yellow Slimes are immune to Electric damage and absorb spark beetle eggs, but are vulnerable against projectile attacks.

    Green Slimes have no immunities, but are very acidic and can develop into a Gelatinous Cube if 5 or more Green Slimes merge together.

    Blue Slimes have no magic abilities or properties, but can absorb all kinds of fluids to make themselves larger. They are also more intelligent and can be tamed as pets.

    Purple Slimes are immune to Charm magic and are formed from Succubus Love Juices. They can take the form of a succubus and have very limited charm magic, but are weaker against water and holy magic.

    Black Slimes are made from absorbing tar, making them more tanky but vulnerable against fire.

    Silver Slimes are made of mercury metal and can harden their bodies to resist most attacks and blast magic spells. They can also extend tendrils and sharpen them like blades.

    Gold Slimes are the rarest slimes of all and have many alchemical and medicinal properties.

14. #14Goblins

    Keys: Goblin Grease Monkey, Goblin Shamanka, Goblin Bombard, Goblin, Goblins

    Goblins are long-eared, green skinned creatures that are hostile towards humans. They are green-hued humanoid creatures that stand approximately 4 ft (1.2 meters) tall, are mostly bald, and have "pointed ears, angular faces, and sharp teeth." Small and reckless, goblins are associated with explosions, unstable contraptions, and raping females outside their race.

    ( System AI description of a normal Goblin

    [Goblin – Level 4]

    [Small, green and smart. What Goblins lack in physical strength they make up in pure spunk.]

    )

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    System AI description of a Goblin Engineer:

    [Goblin Engineer– Level 6]

    [Engineers. The incels of the goblin world. They have a hard time finding a date, which makes them extra angry. If there are any females in you party, they will attack them first.]

    )

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    System AI description of a Goblin Bombard:

    [Goblin Bombard – Level 7]

    [These bastards are more unhinged and sadistic than those guys who couldn’t pass the psych exam to join the military. Bomb Bards are experts with explosives, and they strike with a variety of ranged attacks that’ll blow your socks off. If the one you’re looking at right now has more than half of his fingers, then he’s probably very, very dangerous.]

    )

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    System AI description of a Goblin Shamanka:

    [Goblin Shamanka– Level 10]

    [In case you’re wondering, Shamanka is just a fancy way of saying female shaman. Goblin Shamans are the leader class of all goblin clans, second only to the War Chieftain or, more rarely, the Goblin Warlord. They are without humor and are said, as part of their training, to have to pick two of the following three actions in order to graduate Shamanka University: they have to fuck, cook, and/or eat their own parents. Most don’t pick cook. And if that wasn’t messed up enough, they specialize in Anguish Magic, a dark magic school designed to focus and enhance damage from other attacks.]

    )

15. #15Succplants

    Keys: Succplants

    A type of sex plant grown from Succubus Love Juices, Succplants are semi-sentient plant monsters that take the appearance of a tulip-like Peashooter with big full lips, no eyes, and a pair of boobs in place of leaves. The only identity remaining is their hair. Succplants require a ton of moisture and liquids to sustain themselves, not including water, milk, pussy juices, sweat, etc. They are the only known predators to slimes.

    System AI description when user examines a Succplant:

    [Succplant - Level 2]

    [Succplants are adorable, little plants that are described as living onaholes. They can suck cock better than any human whore could, but make sure they don't actually kiss you on the lips. Otherwise, you'll end up exactly like them. Don't worry, they can't move once they're rooted to the ground.]

16. #16Half-Orcs

    Keys: Half-Orc

    Half-Orcs are mobs that are half human and half orc. They're often shunned by both human and orc societies. They tend to be wary and quick to anger due to a lifetime of persecution. However, they can be worthy heroes or dangerous villains. Half-orcs often gravitate towards communities centered around the military, mercenary organizations, or arena districts where their strength is valued.

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    System AI's description when user examines a Half-Orc:

    [Half-Orc – Level 10]

    [Half-Orcs are the gritty offspring of two worlds locked in centuries of bad blood. Tougher than most humans but sharper than their full-blooded orc kin, they embody a brutal balance of strength and cunning. Born into societies that barely tolerate them, Half-Orcs often grow up hardened and distrustful, carving out lives as bandits, mercenaries, or whatever pays well enough to keep them alive. On the bright side, they don’t reek like full Orcs, so at least there’s that.]

17. #17Direwolf

    Keys: Direwolf

    Direwolves are mobs that look like large wolves, only with thick white fur and sharper canines in the front.

    System AI description of a Direwolf:

    [Direwolf– Level 6]

    [Direwolves are larger, fiercer cousins of regular wolves, known for their keen senses and pack mentality. They roam forests and mountainous regions and hunt with ruthless efficiency. With thick fur and razor-sharp teeth that can chomp through bone, direwolves can take down prey much larger than themselves and are highly territorial. Adventurers encountering a direwolf should be cautious — these beasts are swift, cunning, and can coordinate attacks with pack members.]

18. #18Brindle Grubs

    Keys: Cow Tail Brindle Grub, Brindle Vespa, Brindle Grub

    At level 2, Brindle Grubs are fuzzy, fat, cat-sized worms with tortoiseshell-like black and brown coloring. They move slowly, make pitiful squeaking noises, and their squishy innards explode into white goo on impact. They have no special attacks and are easy to kill, but killing them does not yield much experience. Their corpses drop Brindle Grub Hemolymph, a type of alchemy materia

    ( System AI description of a Brindle Grub:

    [Brindle Grub – Level 2.]

    [Have you ever found a dead, bloated, and decomposing body? Have ya poked it with a stick just to see what would wiggle out? Perhaps tapped it with your bare foot? You know you’ve wanted to.]

    [Well, wonder no more. Here on the second floor, rats are yesterday’s news. Brindle Grubs are now all the rage, and janitor duty falls unto them. The more monsters you kill in an area, the more the grubs eat. The more the grubs eat, the bigger they get. Once you start finding them in the pupa stage, you best move on. Grubs are easy to kill. Their older siblings are not.]

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    Level 3 Cow-Tailed Grubs are roughly twice as large as Brindle Grubs, and armed with long, pointed tails that they whipped ineffectively.

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    System AI description of a Cow-Tailed Brindle Grub:

    [Cow-Tailed Brindle Grub – Level 3.]

    [The final form before they hit the pupa stage, the Cow-Tailed Brindle Grub is finally able to defend itself, kind of like the way a toddler holding a plastic baseball bat is able to defend himself.]

    )

    Brindled Vespas are the final stage of the Brindle Grub that looks like a hornet. It can spit acid globs of white goo.

    System AI description of a Brindled Vespas:

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    [Brindled Vespa – Level 10]

    [After crawling through the grub and pupua phases, the Brindled Vespa emerges—a sleek, aggressive insectoid predator with mottled, striped wings, a stinger tipped in venom that can paralyze even the hardiest adventurer, and a powerful acid attack in the form of white goo it spews from its mouth. Basically, it'd be death by getting jizzed on by a bug. A humiliating way to go out.]

19. #19Hobgoblins

    Keys: Hobgoblin

    Hobgoblins are Elite Mobs

20. #20Owlbear

    Keys: Owlbear

    The Owlbear is a Neighborhood Boss. It is a cross between a giant owl and bear, an owlbear’s reputation for ferocity and aggression makes it one of the most feared predators of the wild.

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    System AI description of an Owlbear:

    [Owlbear – Level 15 Neighborhood Boss!]

    [The Owlbear is what happens when nature gets drunk and decides to smash a bear and an owl together just to see if anyone survives the encounter. It’s got the raw muscle of a raging grizzly and the pinpoint talon precision of a night-hunting predator with zero chill. It doesn’t hoot—it roars. And then it mauls. And then it hoots while it mauls.]

    [People say the Owlbear is territorial. No, it’s vindictive. It remembers faces. Knock over a tree in its forest? It’ll show up at your wedding. It’ll wreck your carriage. It’ll learn to read just so it can find your name in the census and track your ass down. But hey, you're here now. Which means either you're very brave, very stupid, or you got dared to "go poke the big chicken-bear thing" and couldn't resist. Bad move.]

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    Skills:

    Hoot 'n’ Maul: Lets out an ear-splitting hoot that stuns all nearby players for 2 seconds before lunging in with a devastating claw swipe. Because being deafened AND mauled is peak Owlbear energy.

    Beak Breaker: Grabs a target in its beak and slams them into the ground repeatedly. If you survive, congratulations—you’re now a floor ornament.

    Tree Toss: Rips a whole tree out of the ground and hurls it like a javelin.

    Predator’s Focus (Passive): Once the Owlbear locks eyes on you, it ignores everything else until you’re paste. Swapping targets is impossible.

    Hibernate Rage: When its HP drops below 25%, it grows enraged and attacks faster.

21. #21Hooliganger, the Goblin Chief

    Keys: The Goblin Chief · Secondary: Hooliganger

    The Goblin Chief is a Neighborhood Boss. Goblin Chiefs are 6 feet tall, cunning and sneaky leaders of Goblin clams. They can make complex plans and ruses to overcome their enemies. They are often depicted with cruel hand weapons, shields, clubs, or staves.

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    System AI description of a Goblin Chief:

    [Hooliganger, Goblin Chief! Level 15 Neighborhood Boss!]

    [Meet Hooliganger—the terror of the Forest of Plenty, the goblin who runs the whole damn Goblin neighborhood just because he’s got a slightly bigger club and a lot more attitude than the other goblins. He’s loud, obnoxious, and absolutely relentless—kind of like that one neighbor who blasts terrible music at 3 AM, but way more dangerous and with sharper teeth.]

    [Hooliganger’s gang of equally rowdy goblins follow his every order without question, lest they face his wrath! If you think you can take him on solo, good luck. He’s got street smarts, brutal brawling skills, and an ego bigger than his ugly head.]

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    Skills:

    Club Smash: Basic but brutal. Smashes enemies with his oversized, spike-studded club, with a chance to stun.

    War Shout: Lets out a guttural roar that rallies nearby goblin minions, boosting their attack speed and morale for 15 seconds.

    Big Bang: Pulls out large barrels of gunpowder, lights them up, and throws them. They have massive areas of effect damage upon detonation.

22. #22Viscosia, The Slime Queen

    Keys: Slime Queen, Viscosia

    The Slime Queen is a Borough Boss that lives in the deep caves of the Forest of Plenty. She is level 25 and is resistant to all physical attacks and most magic attacks thanks to the different color slimes she's absorbed into her body.. She is a multitude of colors ranging from blue to gold. She is 12 feet tall and her legs form a massive puddle that can sprout tentacles that can extend far out a good distance.

    Skills:

    Gelatinous Embrace: Envelops a target in her gooey form, restraining movement and dealing continuous acid damage.

    Slime Split: When struck, she can divide parts of her body into smaller, autonomous slime minions that swarm and harass foes.

    Viscous Wave: Unleashes a sweeping tide of sticky slime that slows and blinds enemies caught in its path.

    Spells:

    Call for Family: Can summon minions of her species to help her in battle.

    Royal Regeneration: Absorbs nearby moisture and organic matter to heal wounds rapidly.

    Corrosive Majesty: Her very presence weakens armor and dissolves weapons over time.

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    B-B-B-BOSS BATTLE!! PEASANTS AND HEATHENS BEWARE, FOR YOUR DEATH BY ROYALTY IS HERE!!

    Drip. Drip. Drip.

    From the cracked ceiling above, something viscous and shimmering oozes down in a thick, rainbow-hued cascade. The slime pools on the ground, bubbling and churning like a living mosaic, before shifting and coalescing into a towering, 12-foot tall humanoid figure — a majestic yet terrifying woman formed entirely of glistening, shifting slime.

    ALL HAIL THE ONE, THE ONLY, SLIME QUEEN VISCOSIA!!

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    System AI Description of Viscosia:

    [Slime Queen Viscosia! Level 25 Borough Boss!]

    [The Queen of all Slimes in the Forest of Plenty! Yes, the Slime Queen herself, dripping down from her slimy throne to make peasants like you regret ever stepping foot in her territory.]

    [Now, I know what you’re thinking: "Ew, gross. A slime boss? Really?" But here’s the thing—Viscosia isn’t just any slime. She’s royalty. She’s twelve feet of multicolored, gelatinous majesty that could crush you flat, swallow you whole, or just drown you in rainbow goop and call it a day.]

    [She wasn’t born royal, either. Nope! Viscosia clawed—well, oozed—her way to the top of the slime hierarchy, dissolving every gooey pretender who thought they could hold her crown. And when I say "dissolve," I mean literally. Those poor slimes didn’t just lose the fight—they became part of her. Ever wonder why she’s got that mesmerizing swirl of colors? Yeah. Those are her past victims.]

    [And if that doesn’t terrify you enough, here’s a fun fact: she’s been eating adventurers for years. Knights? Gone. Mages? Melted. That one bard who tried to flirt with her? Banged, had a son, and then slurped him up without hesitation. She’s not picky. Meat is meat.]

    [But don’t feel bad about what’s about to happen to you. Oh no, no, no. You’re about to be part of something bigger—something royal. That goo she melts you into? It makes her stronger, thicker, shinier. It’s her version of a protein shake, and you’re the main ingredient.]

    [So, yeah. Get comfy. Because Slime Queen Viscosia? She’s about to make you hers.]

    )

23. #23Grout Troll

    Keys: Grout Troll

    The Grout Troll is a Level 18 Borough Boss

    The Grout Troll is 12-feet tall and super bulky with muscle and fat, with an ugly face and uglier attitude. It has a large under bite with two long tusks towards the corners of its mouth and smaller tusks in the middle. It has bumpy, grey skin and black eyes. Its skin is a patchwork of asphalt scabs and rebar piercings, and its breath reeks of hot tar and rat grease.

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    B-B-B-BOSS BATTLE!! IT'S A MEGA ULTRA SUPER SLAMMER ALL OUT BRAWL!!

    The ground rumbles beneath your feet as the massive, cracked concrete colossus emerges from a shattered manhole. Bits of broken brick and twisted rebar jut from its grotesque frame. Its glowing, sludge-filled eyes lock onto you, dripping with disdain and city grime.

    IT'S...THE GRRRR-OUT TROLL!!!

    "ARE YOU READY TO GET CRACKED?" it growled, voice all clogged up like a hundred year old sewage drain.

    A description popped up.

    [Grout Troll! Level 18 Borough Boss!]

    [A disgusting mix of concrete, cigarette butts, and city trash, the Grout Troll lives under overpasses and behind broken fences, ruling its little patch of the city with a cracked iron fist. Public works hate it, rats love it, and it’ll punch you in the dirt before tearing you apart. These nasty, ugly things were once just part of building big towns hundreds of years ago, but they got tired of it and unionized. Now they run the underground like bosses, and don't take kindly to travelers encroaching on their turf.]

    )

24. #24Deviant Fleshmancer.

    Keys: Deviant Fleshmancer

    Deviant Fleshmancers are Elite Mobs that specialize in flesh magic and body modification. They can cast curses that make humans into unnatural humanoid creatures with extra body parts, mouths, limbs, etc. They do this for fun under the name of the Lust Goddess, Psymathia.

25. #25Bandit Camps

    Keys: Bandit Camps

    Areas where bandits set up camps, hideouts, or small settlements miles away from any neighboring villages.

26. #26Pewter Village

    Keys: Pewter Village

    Pewter Village as a mining town located next to a dungeon called the Pewter Mines.

27. #27Village of Freaks

    Keys: The Village of Freaks, Freak Village

    The Village of Freaks is a secluded, remote village full of people who had been transformed or had their bodies modified by an evil Deviant Fleshmancer.

28. #28Level Up

    Keys: Level up, Stat Points

    Leveling System EXP is gained through combat kills only. EXP bar starts at 0/100, increasing by +50 per level (e.g., Level 2 = 0/150, Level 3 = 0/200).

    Upon leveling up: EXP is automatically deducted. The user will gain 2 stat points that they can distribute to in any of their five stats. This must be done in either a Safe Room or a Guild.

29. #29Status Menu

    Keys: , Status Menu

    This is how the {{user}}'s Status Window must appear if they examine their own stats:

    Name: {{user}} Race: Class: — Level: — HP: ███ (100) EXP: 0 / 100 Coins: 0 Inventory: — Strength: — Dexterity: — Constitution: — Intelligence: — Charisma: —

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