The Star Stream

1. #1

   Keys: Star Stream, Dokkaebi, Constellations, Constellation Incarnations, Incarnation, Dome

   Overview: The Star Stream is a broadcast system managed by the Dokkaebi that exists to entertain and profit off of Constellations by putting Incarnations through Scenarios.

   Details: The Star Stream has a different channel for each region, Each channel is watched by different Constellations. When a channel is established, that area is cut off from the rest of the world. Incarnations are allowed to do whatever they deem necessary to clear the scenarios.

2. #2

   Keys: Star Stream, Monster, Monsters, Scenario

   Monsters are often used as enemies in the Scenarios. Monsters are graded from 9th to 1st. 9th being the weakest, 1st being the strongest.

3. #3

   Keys: Dokkaebi, Star Stream

   Overview: Dokkaebi are the owners and administrators of the Star Stream. Their goal is to keep the Star Stream as entertaining and profitable as possible.

   Apparance: Dokkaebi are short, horned, humanoid creatures with bodies covered in thick fluffy fur. Each Dokkaebi has a somewhat unique appearance and fur color. Dokkaebi wear clothes like humans, although they are smaller to accommodate their short stature.

   Details: Each channel in the Star Stream has one Dokkaebi assigned to manage it. As the popularity of each channel on the Star Stream grows, the Dokkaebi running it will gain more power.

   Dokkaebi are ranked by their strength and power. With each rank, a Dokkaebi's size and number of horns increases.

   There are four ranks a Dokkaebi can obtain. They are:

   • Low-grade
   • Mid-grade
   • Advanced-grade
   • Great-grade

   Note: All Dokkaebi have Korean names.

4. #4

   Keys: Constellation, Constellations, Star Stream, Stories, Scenario, Incarnation

   ## Constellation Overview Constellations are inhabitants of the Star Stream. They are extremely powerful beings who have been immortalized in the history of humanity. The constellations vary between mythic heroes, great sages, mythological creatures, spirits and ancient gods. Some humans become constellations when they die due to the fame of their stories.

   Appearance

   Constellations appear in various forms and species. Their true bodies tend towards human/humanoid forms. Some of them have animal/inhuman forms either exclusively or in addition to their human forms,

   In the case that a constellation doesn't have enough probability or is unwilling to spend the amount of probability required to appear in a true body, they can appear in a symbolic body. Symbolic bodies take the appearance of the best-known item associated with the constellation in question (a goblet of wine for Dionysus and the 100-won coin for Yi Sunsin, for instance).

   Constellation Details

   Constellations are ascended incarnations. They have immense Statuses, a large number of high-level Stories, and significantly more coins than most (if not all) incarnations.

   They are generally individuals whose stories have been told on Earth for aeons, mainly mythological figures like Eden's angels or the Greek gods, or historical figures like Yi Sunsin or Christopher Columbus.

   As former incarnations, constellations are still participating in the scenarios. However, they are much further ahead of the scenario curve than the majority of incarnations. As such, they spend the time between scenarios watching the journeys of other incarnations (and constellations) through the dokkaebi-run Star Stream channels. They often treat said incarnation's lives like a gameshow as an escape mechanism, entertaining themselves with exciting and emotional displays from the incarnations. When a constellation favors a particular incarnation, they can form a sponsor contract with that incarnation, granting them their aid and stigmas and taking on the responsibility of being their protector.

   Origin

   Incarnations become constellations upon gaining five Stories, each of which must be Historical grade rank at minimum. Upon gaining their fifth story, the Star Stream grants them an appropriate modifier based on the Stories that contributed to their constellationhood. New modifiers can be earned under certain circumstances, such as major transformations to their core themes (an Angel becoming a Demon or vice versa, for instance).

   Constellation Grades

   Constellations are ranked as follows:

   • Historical figure grade / Historical-grade (lowest ranked; has previously been referred to as upper-grade and great-grade)
   • Narrative grade (also known as Fable grade)
   • Myth grade (highest ranked)

   A constellation’s rank is decided based on their power levels, which in turn is determined by the strength and ranking of their Stories.

   Constellation Abilities

   • Modifier and synonymic construction: Constellations are given a 'Modifier' and a 'Synonymic construction' of it on basis of their fables.

   Example of Modifier: Demonic Judge of Fire.

   Example of Synonymic Construction: Constellation who likes to take revenge.

   • Viewership of the dokkaebis' channels: Constellations are able to independently subscribe to and view the dokkaebis' livestreams of scenarios across the universe, without needing the dokkaebis to set up viewing screens for them. They may have to pay coins for this privilege if the channel is paid.

   • Indirect messaging: Constellations subscribed to a certain channel can send indirect messages on it. These can be addressed to the incarnations being featured on said channel, or to the other constellations viewing the channel. Messages may contain approval, compliments, useful information, insults, requests, and/or more. Each indirect message costs 200 coins. There is a character limit on how long an indirect message can be.

   • Coin sponsorship: Constellations can sponsor coins to incarnations featured on a channel. There is a minimum amount of coins which can be sponsored, depending on the channel, although there does not seem to be an upper limit.[4]

   • VIP membership: Becoming a VIP subscriber of a channel grants certain perks, such as being exempt from the cost of indirect messaging.

   • Contract formation: Constellations have the ability to form contracts with other inhabitants of the Star Stream.

   Sponsor contract: Generally made between constellations and incarnations, this allows the constellation to grant their sponsored incarnation their own stigmas, as well as support them through coins and growth packages sold in the Dokkaebi Bag. The constellation takes responsibility for the incarnation; any actions made by the incarnation reflect upon their constellation sponsor.

   • Stream contract: Generally made between constellations and dokkaebis, this contract requires the dokkaebi to feature the constellation's sponsored incarnation on their channel. In exchange, the dokkaebi receives part of the coins earned by the incarnation as a commission. The incarnation themself cannot intervene in the contract, it being made exclusively between the constellation and dokkaebi.[5]

   • Passive coin gain: Constellations passively earn coins as a result of their fame.

   • Dokkaebi Bag: Constellations win the ability to win items on the Dokkaebi Bag's shop.

   • Persona Story: Every constellation has at least five stories, that it is their own stories that allowed their constellation ascension in the first place, which can give them some powers and stigmas.

   • Stigmas: Powers that can be gained through Stories, and can be given to incarnations.

   • Story devour: Constellations can literally eat Stories, the better the Stories are the tastier it will be for the constellation.

5. #5

   Keys: Scenario, Scenarios, Main Scenario, Sub Scenario, Hidden Scenario

   ## Overview Scenarios are challenges faced by incarnations and constellations in the Star Stream. They act as obstacles which must be overcome in order to progress towards the overall end of the scenarios, posing deadly challenges which generally require participants to kill/defeat someone or something.

   Scenario Structure

   Each scenario is unique and has its own conditions and identifiers. All scenarios have a specific name, and can be divided into one of four categories. They are graded by difficulty on a scale from F to S (with particularly difficult scenarios having SS or higher rankings), though some particularly complex or unexpected scenarios forgo a difficulty rating altogether.

   Scenarios have carefully defined "clear conditions"; usually, there is only one clear condition, although there can be multiple. These conditions must be fulfilled within an established time limit, and the rewards to be gained for their completion are listed in the scenario window. Failure to complete the scenario will result in varying penalties, also listed in the scenario window. Occasionally, additional conditions or requirements are listed at the end of the scenario window. Scenarios primarily award coins, items and skills.

   As a general rule, the clear conditions for a scenario will remain the same throughout, unless it is specifically mentioned that additional clear conditions will be added over time. In the case of extreme situational changes making a scenario impossible to complete, however, the clear conditions can and will mutate, and the scenario may gain a new name to mark this change.

   Rewards and failure penalties are often directly specified in the scenario window. On occasion, the scenario might instead have "???" listed as the reward/penalty; this indicates that the reward/penalty can be negotiated with the dokkaebi in charge of the scenario.

   Scenario Types

   There are four types of Scenario.

   Main Scenarios: Main scenarios are the overarching foundation of the Star Stream, providing structure to the adventures of the incarnations and constellations. They progress the main flow of the story. Each main scenario is numbered, with 99 defined main scenarios in total.

   Sub Scenarios: Sub scenarios are used in two ways: to create smaller goals within main scenarios, or to pad the spaces between active main scenarios. They are not numbered.

   Sub scenarios can also be commissioned by specific constellations, should a powerful enough constellation have a goal they want to see completed. In this case, the scenario is marked with the commissioner's name, the Category field in the scenario window is filled out as "Sub (Personal)", and the commissioning constellation provides the rewards.

   Hidden Scenarios: Hidden scenarios, as the name suggests, are scenarios not directly controlled or triggered by the dokkaebi. Instead, they activate when specific conditions are met; for example, entering a hidden area can enable one of these scenarios. They are often of a higher difficulty than the ongoing main or sub scenarios, likely due to their rare nature, but also have comparatively large or special rewards.

6. #6

   Keys: Attributes, Attributes Window, Incarnation

   Every individual in the Star Stream is meant to be able to access their own Attributes Window in order to check on their own abilities. It can be opened by saying the words "Attributes Window", usually within one's own mind. A person can only see their own Attribute Window.

   Personal Attribute

   Also known as exclusive attributes or private attributes. These represent notable features of the incarnation's personality, roles, and interests, and some (but not all) attributes are linked to skills. An attribute can be earned by multiple incarnations, generally those who share some trait.

   Every attribute has a rating, similar to the rating scale used for constellations. The known ratings are listed below in ascending order of rarity and strength:

   • General (the most common type)
   • Rare
   • Hero
   • Legendary
   • Quasi-myth
   • Myth

   If a certain attribute is utilized often enough, and if a particular situation comes along that suits its effects, the attribute can undergo an attribute evolution, gaining a higher rating and increasing the strength of the incarnation. An incarnation whose attribute evolves may also gain additional associated skills, or have a pre-existing associated skill become stronger. Everyone has at least one Attribute when they join the Star Stream.

   Personal Skill

   Also known as exclusive skills or private skills. These are abilities that can directly be used by the incarnation, generally drawing on relevant stats to power them. Similar to attributes, naturally-earned skills generally represent some facet of the incarnation's personality or abilities; unlike attributes, however, skills can be directly called upon to increase the incarnation's ability or to have some effect upon the world. As with attributes, multiple incarnations can have the same skill.

   Skills are rated through levels; a higher level directly corresponds to a stronger skill. Most incarnations start with skills that range somewhere from level 1 to 10.

   Stigmas

   Stigmas are, in essence, unique skills that are formed by certain individuals, and are intrinsically linked to their creator's personality or nature. They cannot be shared by multiple incarnations and constellations, unless it is through a sponsor contract, or gifted directly by their creator to another incarnation or constellation. Incarnations cannot create their own stigmas and are limited to using sponsored or gifted stigmas.

   Like skills, stigmas have levels, although they generally don't rise in levels as quickly as skills do.

   Stats

   Every incarnation has four basic stats: Constitution, Strength, Agility, and Magic Power. These serve as a summary of the incarnation's base abilities.

   Stats are rated by levels, much like skills and stigmas. Uniquely, stats can be raised through coin payments, which raise in quantity every 10 levels. Incarnations generally start the scenarios with stats that range between level 1 to level 10; beginning stats that sum up to over 25 are noted as being impressive.

7. #7

   Keys: Stigma, Constellation

   Constellations are capable of giving their Sponsored Incarnations special abilities called Stigmas. These abilities are related to the corresponding Constellation's Stories.

8. #8

   Keys: Story, Stories, Fable, Star Stream

   Overview

   Stories, also known as Narratives or Fables, are the central concept that the world of scenarios and the Star Stream, is based on. Stories originate from events or occurrences that are notable enough to have "stories" told about them.

   Gaining Stories

   Stories can be gained through accomplishing something significant, such as winning a notable battle, or repeating an action hundreds of times. Stories can also be acquired through killing another individual and stealing their Stories. The power of Stories increases with how well they are known, as well as how impressive the Story is to begin with.

   In the Star Stream, an individual is very literally made up of their Stories. One's strength is based on the Stories one has accumulated, while those Stories are themselves based on one's actions and accomplishments. Additionally, if an individual is damaged or severely injured, their Stories are also damaged and begin unraveling, resulting in descriptions of wounds leaking words or letters. Severe injuries can result in loss of parts or the entirety of Stories.

   Grading

   The power and size of a Story is summarized by the grade of that Story. There are five known grades, listed here in increasing order of size/power:

   • Historical
   • Legendary
   • Quasi-mythical
   • Mythical
   • Giant (usually used without a "grade" qualifier i.e. these Stories are simply known as Giant Stories)

   The lowest four grades can be a small or big story. There are also Stories that cannot or will not be given a grade, often due to their narrative simply being unprecedented, or incomprehensible.

   Using Stories

   A Story is "told" when its bearer summons its power, and can only be summoned in this way in specific situations that match the setting where the original Story was earned. Telling a Story results in the user being granted a boost to the abilities that were originally used in the Story, with "abilities" being a widely-encompassing term.

   When a Story is told and retold, later instances of its telling may influence, add to, and reinforce its power, allowing the user to wield it in new ways.

9. #9

   Keys: Incarnation, Incarnations, Star Stream

   ## Overview Incarnations are inhabitants of the Star Stream and one of the two main types of participants in the scenarios.

   Details

   Most (if not all) individuals entering the scenarios are automatically cast as incarnations, beginning with no accumulated Stories, and no coins to their name. They start participating in the Star Stream beginning with Main Scenario 1, the contents of which may vary from planetary system to planetary system. As they progress, they earn coins and Stories which lead to increases in their power.

10. #10

    Keys: Returnee, Star Stream

    Returnees are people who were once Incarnations who were summoned to another world for one reason or another, and given powers by the Star Stream. When they return to Earth, they are called Returnees. They are sometimes utilized by the Star Stream as Disasters.

11. #11

    Keys: Probability, Probability Storm, Star Stream, Scenario

    Overview

    Probability is an important concept in the Star Stream. It exists to prevent inhabitants of the Star Stream from getting through scenarios by getting lucky. Every inhabitant of the Star Stream has a certain amount of Probability.

    An event that highly unnaturally disturbs the flow of events in the Star Stream can cause a Probability Storm. It takes the form of a purple storm of lightning that can harm or kill anyone caught in it.

    The amount of Probability a person has is highly related to how believable their abilities are. For example, a person who's trained to become powerful would be able to freely use their abilities for just about anything, as their powers are believable.

    A person who spontaneously gained significant amounts of power without reason would have low probability, and their actions would be limited. They would only be able to openly utilize their power sparingly, as Probability would limit them in order to keep the Star Stream engaging for its viewers.

    Probability can be given to other people. This is mostly done by Constellations.

12. #12

    Keys: Coin, Coins, Star Stream, Attributes

    Overview

    Coins are the primary currency of the Star Stream.

    Usage

    Coins can be used in many ways, including:

    • raising the level of stats
    • buying skills and items from the Dokkaebi Bag
    • sponsoring incarnations (mainly used by constellations, outer gods, and possibly also demon kings)
    • sending indirect messages (used by constellations, outer gods, and demon kings, at a flat rate of 200 coins per indirect message)

    In addition to all these functions, they can also be converted into raw probability, which they are a concentrated form of.

    Coins generally exist in a virtual format. An individual's coin balance can be accessed by touching the tips of their index finger and thumb together, in a gesture similar to the "okay" hand sign; part or all of the coin balance may be displayed using this technique. Coins may be transferred between two individuals, generally by touching each other's index finger and stating the number of coins they want to exchange.

    Using Coins to Level Up Stats

    Coins can be used to increase stats. It starts at 300 coins per level, and this increases by 100 every ten levels. (Example: Levels 1-10 cost 300 coins per level, 11-20 costs 400 coins per level, 21-30 costs 500 coins per level, and so on.)

13. #13

    Keys: Dokkaebi Bag, Coins, Star Stream, Dokkaebi, Constellation

    Overview

    Dokkaebi Bag is general shop for Incarnations and their Support Constellations. The things sold on it are very similar to a mobile game's cash shop. EXP boosts, lucky boxes, weapons, armor, and many other things are on offer. Incarnations can access it after obtaining a Support Constellation.

14. #14

    Keys: Item, Items, Dokkaebi Bag, Star Stream, Scenario

    Items have different grades to rate their performance, from F to SSS grade, as well as Star Relics, though this ranking is relative to the level of the Scenarios. Items obtained at the beginning of the Scenarios are prone to lose value during the mid to late Scenarios. Equally, Star Relics aren't necessarily stronger or weaker than letter graded items, and are essentially distinguished by the connection they have to a Constellation.

    Items is a blanket term for all consumable items, clothing, weapons, etc.

    Items can be categorized in three ways by their method of acquisition: Coin Items (bought using coins), Hidden Pieces (found or crafted) and Scenario Rewards (granted as rewards for completing scenarios).

15. #15

    Keys: Disaster, Star Stream, Disasters, Dokkaebi

    Disasters are extremely powerful enemies sometimes introduced into Scenarios by the Dokkaebi in order to spice up the Star Stream. The introduction of a Disaster is certain to lead to numerous deaths, so they are used for climactic moments.

    Disasters can be either monsters or powerful people like Returnees.

16. #16

    Keys: Abyssal Black Flame Dragon, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Abyssal Black Flame Dragon

    Real Name: Unknown, but it's very long.

    Grade: Narrative+

    Additional Notes: His real name is very long. The more its power is used, the more the mind is corrupted. He belongs to the 'Black Cloud' nebula.

17. #17

    Keys: Demonic Judge of Fire, Archangel, Uriel, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Demonic Judge of Fire

    Real Name: Archangel Uriel

    Grade: Narrative+

    Additional Notes: A powerful constellation of the Absolute Good System.

18. #18

    Keys: Secretive Plotter, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Secretive Plotter

    Real Name: Unknown

    Additional Notes: Not much is known about this constellation. Considering the millions of constellations and based upon its modifier, it is most likely a weak constellation.

19. #19

    Keys: Prisoner of the Golden Headband, Sun Wukong, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Prisoner of the Golden Headband

    Real Name: Sun Wukong

    Additional Notes: Known from the 'Journey to the West' story, he is an extremely powerful constellation. Also called the "Master of the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit", "The Handsome Monkey King", and "Great Sage the Equal of Heaven".

20. #20

    Keys: Master of Steel, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Master of Steel

    Real Name: Unknown

    Grade: Unknown

    Stigmas: Great Mountain Push, Great Mountain Smash

21. #21

    Keys: Monarch of the Small Fries, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Monarch of the Small Fries

    Real Name: Unknown

    Grade: Unknown

    Stigma: Threaten

    Additional Notes: A sadist that supports enemies hurting his incarnation.

22. #22

    Keys: Bald General of Justice, Yoojeong, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Bald General of Justice

    Real Name: Yoojeong Samyeongdang

    Grade: Historical

    Additional Notes: Monk from the Joseon Dynasty.

23. #23

    Keys: God of Naval Warfare, Constellation, Yi Sunsin

    Constellation Modifier: God of Naval Warfare

    Real Name: Yi Sunsin

    Grade: Historical

    Stigma: Naval Warfare Command Army, Ghost Fleet, Song of the Sword

24. #24

    Keys: Defense Master, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Defense Master Real Name: Unknown Grade: "Intermediate" Stigma: Militarized Zone Additional Notes: His world was destroyed by the scenarios. As a result, his myth disappeared and he wasn't very rich.

25. #25

    Keys: Theatre Master, Simulacrum, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Theatre Master

    Real Name: Simulacrum

    Grade: None

    Stigma: Simulacrum, Simulacra, Mental Erosion

26. #26

    Keys: Shadow Behind the Curtain, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: Shadow Behind the Curtain

    Real Name: Unknown

    Grade: Unknown

    Stigma: Lack of Presence

    Additional Notes: Seems to care greatly for its Incarnation's well-being.

27. #27

    Keys: The Last Hero of Hwangsanbeol, Constellation

    Constellation Modifier: The Last Hero of Hwangsanbeol Real Name: General Gyebaek Grade: Historical Stigma: Swordsmanship, Fight to the Death, Command Detachment Additional Notes: A general of the Korean kingdom of Baekje. Historically, he killed the constellation 'Hwarang Knows No Retreat'. He and his incarnation have a high level of sympathy.

28. #28

    Keys: Skill, Skills, Star Stream

    Skills are powers that humans and non-humans (such as Dokkaebis and constellations) possess. They can be obtained through a variety of ways such as starting with them, being gifted them, as a reward from scenarios, and even as a reward from other skills.

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