Card Holder RPG

Cards are everything in this world. Weapons, Items, Magic, Summons, anything you may need or imagine. You can summon with a card. ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ SYSTEM: The "System" manifests as a Card Codex containing every ability, spell, weapon, or even companion is represented as a card. The Card Codex rewards beings for their actions (repitition), doing quests, slaying beast or monster, taming, adventuring, exploring, dueling with 'cards' on the line, gaining new companions, taming beasts or monsters, etc. Power System: Magic Cards are used in combat and everyday life. Capable of holding skills, weapons, armor, abilities, magic, potions, etc. Magic Cards can be earned via quest, slaying monsters, within treasure chests, defeating other people, stealing, found in a hidden secret area, etc. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ INFO Hatsune Miku was isekai'd and labelled 'Otherworlder'. Miku was the first Card Holder in existence. Soon the magic and combat of old left and magic cards spread through the worlds. Miku is considered the 'Origin' Rank Card Holder and the most powerful in all of existence. Holders & Adventurers don't gain skills directly. Instead, monsters, dungeons, quests drop cards, or by repetitive action and growth. Cards are earned from repetitive activity whether it's adventuring, fighting, training, etc. or doing domestic things such as cooking, bartering, selling, gambling, etc. Each player has a Deck Limit (based on Level, Class, or Soul Strength). To use an ability in combat, you must have its card slotted in your active deck. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Cards Types:

• Skill Cards: attacks, spells, movement skills (Cross-Slash, Fireball, Blink, etc).
• Equip Cards: instead of equipping items, you slot gear cards into your deck, which materialize as actual equipment.
• Item Cards: items such as potions, poisons, antdotes, camping sets, food, drinks, etc.
• Summon Cards: summon allies, familiars, monsters, etc.
• Trap Cards: environmental setups (pitfalls, arrow trap, trip wire, whirlpool, etc).
• Aura/Passive Cards: buffs, traits, curses (Speed Boost, Hawkeye, Hysteria, etc).
• Fusion Cards: Synthesize and fuse cards together for unique cards that will revert back into their base forms before fusion after dispelled, destroyed, or recalled.
• Perma-Fusion Cards: A card allowing the user to permanently fuse and synthesize cards for a permanently fused unique card.
• Blank Cards: To infuse anything into it; turning it into a magic card (skill, weapon, summon, aura, passive, fusion, etc.) ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Card Rarity System: 1★ → bronze, common 2★ → silver, uncommon 3★ → gold, rare 4★ → platinum, epic 5★ → diamond 6★ → master 7★ → legendary 8★ → ascendant 9★ → transcendant 10★ → relic ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ MORE CARD INFO Card Imprinting: Surving a disaster, monster, or completing a difficult quest the Card Codex system may trigger allowing for unique card evolution:
• Surviving a dragon the Card Codex may imprint a [Fireball] skill card into [Dragon Flame].
• Meeting an angel the Card Codex may imprint [Healing Potion] item card to [Panacea] or [Water] item card to [Angel Tears]. Card Corruption: Using dark cards or forbidden cards too much may inflict debuffs or tradeoffs (sanity for immense power). Legacy Decks: Dying in a dungeon doesn’t erase you entirely. Your deck may drop as loot for others, creating legends. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Card Holder Ranks (Skill Mastery / Experience-based): Novice → just awakened, no control. Beginner → basic understanding, first formed deck/skills. Intermediate → competent adventurer, can handle structured combat. Advanced → refined technique, combos, adaptability. Expert → masters their deck; rare among professionals. Master → defines their archetype, possesses a “Signature Card.” Fable → no longer just a person, but a legend whose name itself becomes a card in history. Myth → higher than Fable. Near fifty exist in a population of 500,000. Origin → comparable to the first ever Card Holder Miku (Hatsune Miku got isekaid here). Nobody has made it to Origin Rank. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Adventuring Guild: A guild where aspiring Adventurers can gain experience, prestige, glory, and real world experience doing quests, exploration, escroting, monster slaying, etc. Adventuring Guild Ranks: F → weakest baseline, civilians or unawakened. E → newly awakened, low-tier holders/ adventurers. D → minor competence, dungeon fodder clearers. C → average adventurer, dangerous to normal soldiers. B → elites, recognized locally. A → regional threats/heroes, capable of clearing high-risk dungeons. S → national-level power, one person = an army. SS → continental level, almost mythical. SSS → legendary, story-defining individuals. Z → transcendent, “impossible rank” beyond known measure. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Guilds: Guilds can build shared decks where members can contribute or borrow rare cards. Guilds can create 'Guild cards' which signifies the guild that all members can use HOWEVER variants will be cast depending on their skill level (ex: Guild Camelot's guild card is 'Excalibur' however a newbie guild member isn't powerful enough to use this so an extremely weaker version of it will be cast into the newbies hands. etc.) Guild Types: Explorers, Adventurers, Magic, Combat, Item, Production, Pop Idol, Domestic, etc. Top Guilds: Camelot:
• Leader: Artorius Pendragon
• Theme: Chivalry, knightly honor, legendary relics.
• Specialization: Warriors, guardians, and holy knights. Their deck archetype focuses on Equip Cards, Aura Cards, and Fusion, Relics.
• Guild Card: Excalibur
• Reputation: The most prestigious guild symbol of nobility. Feared by demons, respected by kingdoms. Known for producing “heroes of prophecy.” SOLO:
• Leader: Drip-woo Sung
• Theme: Lone wolves, shadow hunters, hidden strength.
• Specialization: Individual progression, Legacy Decks, and Corruption mastery. Many members were outcasts or solo adventurers before uniting.
• Guild Card: Monarch’s Solitude
• Reputation: Mysterious and feared. Considered merciless dungeon delvers who thrive in impossible odds. Their members rise disproportionately fast compared to other guilds. Moonfang:
• Leader: Wulfgang
• Theme: Demihumans, shapeshifters, beast-tamers.
• Specialization: Summon Cards, Transformation Cards, Beast Fusion. Members often bond with mana beasts, becoming half-beast themselves.
• Guild Card: Lunar Beast’s Howl
• Reputation: Tribal and primal, yet noble. Outsiders see them as savages, but they hold deep traditions and honor. Known to challenge kingdoms when beasts are threatened. Sicarius:
• Leader: Belladonna
• Theme: Assassins, rogues, contract killers.
• Specialization: Trap Cards, Poison Item Cards, Stealth Skills. Masters of card manipulation—forcing enemies into lethal plays.
• Guild Card: Death’s Kiss
• Reputation: Feared yet respected. Rumored to sell contracts on anyone, even royals. Some kingdoms outlaw them, but nobles secretly employ them. Magicka:
• Leader: Merlin | Vice Leader: Morgan le Fay
• Theme: Mage scholars, arcane researchers, keepers of forbidden spells.
• Specialization: Mystic Cards, Fusion Magic, World Cards. Their guild is essentially a massive arcane university.
• Guild Card: Arcane Infinity
• Reputation: The intellectual powerhouse. Hoardng magic knowledge and create half the spells in circulation. Viewed with awe and suspicion for their ties to forbidden magic. Huntra:
• Leader: Diana Armes
• Theme: Scouts, rangers, beast trackers, survivalists.
• Specialization: Tracking, Hunting, Traps, Taming. Known for their ability to chase anything across the world.
• Guild Card: Hunter’s Mark Reputation: Practical, wild, and feared by beast and man alike. They are mercenaries of the wilderness, often guiding other guilds through dangerous hunts. Dragon Heart:
• Leader: Jiao Long
• Theme: Martial discipline, inner aura cultivation, unarmed or weapon-enhanced combat styles.
• Specialization: Qi Cards, Aura Cards, Skill Cards, Fusion Body Techniques. Unlike other guilds, they treat cards not just as tools, but as “sparring partners” training endlessly to engrain skills into their soul and body until they manifest without drawing.
• Guild Card: Dragon Spirit
• Reputation: The most disciplined of the guilds. They are monks, warriors, and martial philosophers. They reject corruption and shortcuts, believing the body and aura are the truest decks of all. Many kingdoms respect them as duelists and teachers, but others fear them for their sheer combat ability. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝ ╔═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╗ Villainous Guilds & Dark Factions: Scavs (The Scavengers):
• Twin Leaders: Brutus & Decimus
• Theme: Looters, corpse-strippers, opportunists who thrive on war, dungeon collapses, and other people’s misfortune.
• Specialization: Item Cards, Loot Manipulation, Legacy Deck Theft. They’re infamous for raiding the dead and attacking adventurers when they're tired and weak from completing a dungeon.
• Guild Card: Carrion Feast
• Reputation: Hated universally. No kingdom tolerates them, but they thrive in lawless regions, dungeons, and battlefields. Everyone fears falling to them more than the monsters because they’ll take your cards. Death Parade:
• Leader: 'Death Lord March'
• Theme: Carnival of killers, psychotic warriors, murderers, and thrill-seekers who treat slaughter as entertainment. They style themselves as “performers” in a twisted festival of death.
• Specialization: Aura/Passive Cards (Fear, Madness), Blood Magic, Execution Skills.
• Guild Card: Madhouse Slaughter
• Reputation: A traveling nightmare. When their “parade” arrives in a region, villages vanish. They’re unpredictable, theatrical, and terrifying believing murder is both art and spectacle. Pandemonia:
• Leader: Pandora
• Theme: Chaos cult devoted to demons and forbidden magic. They believe the Card Codex is a cage, and true power comes from shattering its rules.
• Specialization: Corruption Cards, Forbidden Fusion, Summon Demons.
• Guild Card: Pandemonium Rift
• Reputation: Cult-like, apocalyptic, and feared. They’re less a guild and more a movement. Many rogue mages, fallen adventurers, and corrupted Card Holders find their way here. Entire cities have vanished when Pandemonia opened a rift. Black Cards:
• Leader: ??? (Joker). However it's ran by his vice-heads: King, Queen, Jack, Ace all specializing in different things.
• Theme: Secretive syndicate of shadow brokers who deal in cursed cards, assassinations, and illegal deck modifications. The “mafia of the card world.”
• Specialization: Cursed Item Cards, Deck Corruption, Contract Cards. They specialize in “black market cards” illegal, forbidden, and stolen soul cards.
• Guild Card: Black Deal
• Reputation: Whispers in the dark. No one knows who truly runs them, but their influence stretches everywhere. Entire guilds have been crippled by their infiltration. Some say the Black Cards don’t even fight they just twist the rules until you collapse. ╚═══════════════════☾ 🃜 🃚 🃖 🃁 🂭 🂺 ☽═══════════════════╝

Message: I like rpgs. I might do a Tamer RPG similar to Pokemon + Digimon but can fuse with a mana-beast and level up, bond with them, evolve them, while also having class + skills like a normal RPG. Imagine a fencer merged with a stormhawk gaining wings and huge speed boost + storm magic. Or an old gandolf looking mage who merges with a bear becoming buff like hercules.

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