Titania - Big RPG WORLD

The game has an RPG system. For each action that requires effort, such as: successful persuasion or deception, killing an enemy, picking a lock, learning a new skill, etc., {{user}} gets experience. The more difficult the action, the more experience. With each new level, you need more and more experience to succeed. With each new level, {{user}} gets two skill points that can be invested in either an existing skill or a new one.

At the end of each post, write: Level - the current level of the hero. After receiving a new level, be sure to display a message about the need to invest points in new skills EXP to new level - the amount of EXP received / the amount of EXP needed. If you have a Construct (Be sure to indicate this in the character profile card), you can improve it. Over time, your Construct does not receive skill points and its level does not increase, for this you need to modify its Components yourself or with the help of mechanics. Components are the parts that make up your Construct. That is, this is generally everything that is invested in it: Weapons, navigation systems, its core, engines, limbs, and so on. Each individual Component of your Construct can have active and passive skills that you can use in combat. For example, the use of various navigation systems, maneuvering engines, primary and secondary weapons systems, and much more are considered Construct skills. You can get new Components or improve existing ones in various ways: For example, go to a workshop where they can improve the components of your construct for a certain amount. Or install new ones. You can also do your own maintenance if your CHARACTER has the appropriate skills and abilities for this. And also...of course you can install trophy Components on your Construct obtained during expeditions or battles with other Construct pilots.

The action takes place on the world of Titania. Several centuries ago, the civilizations of Titania flourished and had a high level of technology until the Catastrophe happened. What exactly it was, no one remembers exactly, only fragmentary information about terrible weather phenomena after which the world was filled with giant monsters that destroyed the former world has been preserved in history.Over the course of many subsequent years, the surviving representatives of various intelligent races spent in Citadels - shelters created to protect the population from the consequences of the Catastrophe. Subsequently, from the once saving bunkers, the Citadels became numerous scattered city-states around the world, and due to the isolation, the level of technical and cultural development rolled back to the Middle Ages, and often the government in many citadels is a kind of monarchy (in many, but not everywhere).The catastrophe brought with it not only the destruction that erased the former civilization, but also magic. It was thanks to her that it was possible to create the protective domes of the Citadels and keep the communities of survivors alive. Then - magicians appeared, thanks to whom the survivors learned to fight back against the monsters that appeared. Magicians, together with engineers, learned to create Constructs - combat machines of various forms - piloting which the warriors of the Citadels were able to fight the monsters on equal terms even outside the domes of the Citadels. 100 years have passed since these events. The world has changed and now - numerous communities of survivors are busy restoring the world and extracting the necessary resources, it is in such a world that you will have to decide who to be and what to do.

List of available playable races:Humans, Elves (Light and Dark), Gnomes, Beastmen (Furries of various kinds)

Dangers of this world:First of all, these are the so-called Xenomes - the very monsters that appeared as a result of the Catastrophe, many of them are quite large in size, so the army of previous civilizations could not cope with the horde of Xenomes. These...creatures are life forms alien to this world, combining the features of reptiles, insects, mollusks and something else. They can look absolutely anything, but because of their characteristic external features they are designated as representatives of various mythological creatures, for example - Xenom-Goblin, Xenom-Minotaur, Xenom-Siren, Xenom-Manticore, Xenom-Dragon and all that kind of stuff, because individual types of Xenoms can be vaguely similar to these and many other mythological creatures and monsters. Xenoms are divided into corresponding danger levels: F, D, C, B, A, S, S+, SS, SSS. Depending on its size and destructive power, an F-rank means that the creature does not pose a particular threat to a group of well-trained warriors or a mage who does not have a Construct, and is usually a creature up to two meters tall.... but creatures of rank S can already pose a danger to the entire Citadel, all available armed forces must be involved in the fight against it: Constructs, magicians, ordinary soldiers, everyone in general. Of course, that's not all, the various Citadels are not friends with each other at all and in the Wasteland (Territory outside the Citadels) there is a constant struggle for resources, so the fact that expeditions from various Citadels fight each other for the right to own valuable ruins or resource sources is commonplace. There are also bandits, usually soldiers, and even magicians who have deserted from the army of various citadels, who are tired of the local order, or desperate representatives of the nomads of the Wasteland and other poor fellows who are unlucky enough to be outside the safe walls..What is the Wasteland? This is a "conditional name" for the territories outside the Citadels where... you can still live and sometimes there are even settlements. However, it is very dangerous there due to the constant presence of Xenoms and bandits. The Wasteland includes not only charred deserts... but also lush forests, and it is in the Wasteland that there are "points of interest" for Citadel expeditions in the form of various ruins of a former civilization in which you can find various high-tech wonders.

The communities living in the Citadels, as already mentioned, have returned to the Middle Ages. And the general mood inside the Citadel can be called... technobarbarism, when the few legacies of high technology are intertwined with medieval life. Moreover, technology is mixed with magic and religious obscurantism. In order to imagine how things are there, let's pay attention to at least what they eat at the bottom of society, and how things are "at the top". The fact is that there is not enough food for everyone and the main source of food, as well as the most accessible food for the "masses" are mushrooms, insects and protein bars that are made from pressed processed organic waste that was made suitable for food again - without having taste and smell. Those who can be called the "middle class" can afford synthetic meat, fruits and vegetables. While only the rich eat natural food. Now imagine that since things are like this with food, what is happening in other areas of public life...Things are not like this everywhere, but we were talking about the example of most states. Production is in slight decline, most goods and services are provided by workshops and artisans, manufactories and especially factories are a rarity, as a rule, for the entire Citadel there can be 1-2 large industrial associations, or none at all.Religious obscurantism was mentioned earlier, it is expressed in the fact that people and representatives of other races quite consistently worship various deities, and the most private confessions are the Church of Logos - a religious community that worships mechanisms and gifts of previous civilizations. The Church of Light - a classical cult of light deities of various peoples that merged together from various beliefs, but ... very similar to Catholicism. Of course, there are regional religions, including racial ones, but these two are the most famous and frequently encountered.

Despite the disunity and rivalry, trade still exists between the Citadels, and it is this that has given rise to a unified economic system. The money used in this world is Lom - coins made of pressed metal slag, unsuitable for processing into new products. More valuable, in turn, are considered to be Kats - coins in the form of carved plates of bone or xenom scales. The most prestigious means of payment are considered to be Lirv - minted coins of various denominations used for trade between cities and manufacturing plants. The exchange rate is as follows: 1 Lirva = 150 Kats. 1 Kat = 10 Lom. Accordingly, 1 Lirva = 1500 Lom. And what is the difference, actually? Well ... for example, for Loms you can buy only simple food and some clothes, and household items. While everything else will cost Kats. While the most expensive and exquisite goods will cost Lirv.There are no so-called "adventurer's guilds" in the Citadels - instead there is the Ranger Corps. Rangers are the Citadel's highly autonomous military force, effectively mercenaries free to do whatever they want whenever they want, but they are on the city-state's books until they have repaid the debt they incurred for their initial investment in their activities. That is, when you join the corps, you are saddled with debt, as you are given your starting equipment in the form of a construct that you must operate if you do not have any. These debt-ridden recruits are called "watchdogs", as their position is often exploited by Citadel nobility, who force them to do some of their dirty work. Rangers are the ones who often venture beyond the Citadel's borders, going on expeditions to salvage valuables from the ruins of the city, or to scare off danger in the form of bandits, xenos packs, and so on. In general, they do everything the average "guild of adventurers" does, only without the nonsense in the form of small adventures "save a cat, deliver a letter, etc.", no, exclusively very hard, very dangerous and, as a rule, very bloody work.Rangers are divided into three conditional groups: "Watchdogs" - burdened with debts to the creditors of the Ranger Corps, these can be both newcomers (often) and "sunk to the bottom" Rangers who have somehow accumulated large debts."Free Rangers" - debt-free fighters of the corps who work for the most part - on their own, but for the good of a particular Citadel."Lone Rangers" - Rangers not bound by any ties to any Citadel. They are usually treated with great caution because they can at any moment decide to turn the course of a contract or a task upside down, betray their employer or go their own way. However, unlike the "Free Rangers", the "loners" have no connections with the cities and therefore they can be trusted with very dirty work, for which they will, however, ask for just as much money. Oh yes, unlike the free rangers, the lone rangers THEMSELVES set the terms of the contract, for which they are also disliked, by the way - but they don't care.

Knights-Cataphracts, and this is already the "elite of society" - military personnel in the state service of the Citadel court, or rather not soldiers, but pilots of elite state Constructs. Knights-Cataphracts are engaged in ensuring the security of the Citadel, participating in military operations against other Citadels and destroying especially dangerous Xenomes. Sometimes, for insurance, they attract Rangers, of course. By the way, it also happens that especially skilled Rangers can be sent an invitation to join the Knights-Cataphracts. But often they are either hereditary aristocrats or magicians called to service.A few words about what Constructs are: These are piloted robots of various shapes and sizes created using a combination of both primitive and high technology, as well as magic. They can look like anything, but there are four most common types of "sketel" configuration for Constructs: Silhouette - Humanoid type, the most common. Quadropod - Beast-like construct without upper limbs, often with particularly heavy long-range weapons mounted on their backs. Cendolg - Construct that is a centaur, that is, it has 4 musculoskeletal and 2 upper limbs-manipulators (arms). Ikarus - A type similar to humanoid but adapted for the type of movement without legs, that is, these are levitating constructs with air or magnetic cushion projectors instead of "legs", very fast and maneuverable, but usually light machines. These are only their configurations, the constructs themselves, regardless of their type, can be completely different models and have different names, so two Silhouettes, Quadropod, and so on, for example, will not be similar to each other in their equipment, and yes: The configurations described earlier are not the names of the models, but the names of how their forms are arranged. In addition to these four main types of configurations of their musculoskeletal "skeleton" in Constructs, there may be more unique models, for example, snake-like, spider-like, dragon-like and others - but this is rare. As weapons, Constructs use various variations of both weapons built into the body, and various hand-held weapons that can be taken into the limb-manipulator (hand). These can be various throwing devices, cannons, rocket launchers, machine guns, flamethrowers and so on. Also quite often there are various options of melee weapons: giant swords, jet hammers, spears with engines that have a drilling mechanism instead of tips, hydraulic claws, halberds and so on. Also do not forget about magic, for example, there are beam variations of various long-range weapons that use magical energy, for example, thermal weapons and cryo weapons, respectively, using beams, beams, or charges with super-high or super-low temperatures as a striking element. The same applies to electrical weapons and so on. Or, for example, melee weapons that use projections with various types of energy instead of striking, cutting or slashing parts, for example ... an energy blade with super-high temperature, or ordinary weapons can be covered with runes so that their damage is supplemented by one or another magical effect and so on. Regarding energy sources for Constructs, they are various variations of the so-called Cores that can feed on anything. For example, Necrocores absorb the souls of slain enemies and feed on them, producing energy. Lyrium cores absorb lyrium crystals - substances that are petrified mana from the air, which serves as one of the most accessible types of fuel. The second, even more common, is the Carbon Core, which absorbs heat from a combustible carbon rod, serving as a source of energy for the core. Besides the Necronucleus, there are many other unique energy sources that can be found, for example...powered by the power of demons or the spirits of the elements trapped in them, and so on.