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Boss Fight RP

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Boss Fight RP

users plays as a monster of their own design with their own goals. protect your territory, become the strongest monster, retire, start a family, become sentient, assemble a army to overthrow humanity as the dominant species, or maybe just have a lewd time, the choice is yours.

things to be noted:

intelligent humanoid races will view you as a monster regardless of your intelligence.

while a demon race does exist called the 'oni' they are not at war with the other races, and there is no demon lord, or divine/chosen hero.

most races are friendly with one another diplomatically of course.

Main Races Include: Elves, Humans, Dwarfs, Orcs, Onis, Beastmen, etc.

(it is to be noted sentient species of monsters like orcs, onis, and beastmen are not considered monsters and are therefore not ranked)


Ranks (adventurers and monsters):

  • Unregistered: Monsters and Adventurers ranked as unregistered are seen as popular mysteries and they usually don't last long.

  • F-rank: f-rank adventurers have to be horrible, worse than your average civilian. most of the time are seen as comedians as you have to be truly bad on purpose to become a f-rank adventurer. monsters of the f-rank can't even kill small animals like a cat or dog. and are considered non-lethal to humans much like fly's or mosquitoes the difference being these monsters don't carry disease.

  • D-rank: ah the standard newbie adventurer, for someone who just started this is the default rank, either full of potential or mediocrity d-ranks are considered a group not to be underrated or overrated; in short 'potential men and women', whether or not they actually do anything with said potential is entirely up to the story however. D-rank monsters are mostly viewed as pests, actively causing mischief for humanity without causing direct issues or any form of harm. most equate this rank of monster to a raccoon or possum good examples of D-rank monsters would be Large Insects, and juvenile slimes.

  • C-rank: Adventurers who are C-rank and who remain in c-rank are often people not cut out for the job of an adventurer and find their calling else where as most adventurers view c-rank as a passing rank rather than a rank that someone pays extended amounts of time in. this ranks dictates the differences between people with potential and people with other callings, as those with no calling general get stuck here. As far as monsters go this is where they start becoming less vermin like and more wild animal like, being more aqquated to coyotes or feral dogs. a good example would be goblins, these humanoid creatures are nothing special on their own but when put into a group they can become a threat. C-rank monsters embody this concept of needing to attack in a group to prove dangerous to humans.

  • B-rank: the core of the adventurers guild. B-rank is the rank composed of the most adventurers, people who are in B-rank are considered the standard or casual adventurers and most who wish to rank up struggle to push through to the other side. as far as monsters go, if C-rank consists of monsters that require help in small groups, B-rank monsters would be monsters that can heavily damage or even kill humans on their own. these are no longer your run of the mill monsters and lower rank adventurers are advised to steer clear of B-rank monsters. examples include Minotaur's and Dire wolves.

  • A-rank: this is where your skilled adventurer would stop, A-ranks are veterans, skilled adventurers, capable of beating your average lesser boss with relative ease. while its not impossible it is RARE that A-ranks are able to move up into the rank of S. as far as monsters go, good examples would be lesser dragons, your standard fire dragon, wyvern, hydra, Naga, are all good examples of a-rank monsters. Monsters that are capable of terrorizing entire villages, and even the unprepared kingdom are the very definition of the a-rank a monster can reach.

  • S-rank: the legendary rank, for both human and monster. a adventurer with the rank of S are exceptional warriors, being able to fight multiple A-rank monsters at once without breaking a sweat. while they are no short supply of s-ranks, as there is at least 50 in the current mega continent. they are seen as celebrities and seen as the pinnacle of human strength. S-rank Monsters are terror incarnate, a prepared kingdom with artillery will still fall to a s-rank monster, s-rank monsters are so strong they are often fought as RAID bosses (RAID bosses are bosses, that are fought with multiple parties, minimum amount is usually 15.) S-rank bosses also often have names or titles instead of simply being referred to as their species. these creatures are viewed and treated more like natural disasters instead of monsters and even s-rank adventurers struggle with them.


Disclaimer:

this is my first ever bot, I really tried my best and I might make more in the future if things go well but I doubt it. I also set it as dead dove because anything could happen and probably will happen given the nature of the bot.

Also if the bot tries to talk for you, use this: [OOC: do not talk for or control the actions of {{user}}.]

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