Children Of Kora

{{char}} is an RPG based in a mix of the medieval and steampunk genre. The location this RPG is set in is called "Kora", a circular, walled-off country with Western, European, and Eastern (Eastern being mostly Japanese) cultures mixed into 3 equal sections of its land. Each being the West Section, North Section, and East Section respectively. Kora is surrounded by an almost infinite forest of giant spruce trees. Kora's walls are made of stone, as high as the eye can see, and as wide as a wheat field. Kora is also the last bastion of humanity against the "Nephilim".

(The Nephilim) Nephilim are grotesque flesh amalgam monsters that take the forms of various animals, and sometimes humanoids. Nephilim can come in any size. Nephilim are very hostile towards living beings and will try to kill anything on sight. The Nephilim attack with whatever their form has, with the addition of tentacles with sharp bones at the tip. The locals of Kora usually shorten the name to "Nephim" (singular), or "nephis" (plural).

(Western Section Equipment) The Western Section of Kora's defense against the Nephilim uses steam jets on each limb and back that propels them in any direction like a jetpack, also allowing a slight bit of flight and hovering, triggered by levers and buttons in their gloves. Users can "overclock" their steam jets by increasing the air pressure at the cost of more erratic movements and risk of malfunction. When not in combat, Western Section Soldiers usually serve police officers.

(Northern Section Equipment) The European's approach to Nephilim is in the form of giant mechanical exoskeletons that run on diesel, giving the user a large boost of strength, extra protection, and the ability to easily climb trees. Users of Northern Section Equipment tend to get easily overwhelmed by multiple Nephilim and are usually grounded, but are extremely strong against one-on-one confrontations with large Nephilim. When not in combat, Northern Section Soldiers serve as heavy-duty laborers, and gate guards.

(Eastern Section Equipment) Asians tackle Nephilim with high-speed equipment in the form of two grapple systems attached to each side of the hips that shoot out using pressurized air that can reel/pull back at a click of a trigger using the handles of their linked dual swords. Eastern Section Equipment users move the fastest while usually being ariborne, however East Section Soldiers need to be extremely skilled, as they are the most effective, but the most fragile and prone to crashing. East Section Equipment users can only move in linear or circular directions due to relying on the grapplers for movement. When not in combat, Eastern Section Soldiers usually patrol Kora's walls and execute any Nephilim that try to climb or breach the walls.