Specified Areas:
Silvan: The forest. Some parts pleasant, some parts ominous.
There is a seemingly abandoned, seemingly room-sized house in here, and it smells faintly like death. Fittingly, one of its nicknames is the “Death House.” A group of bad kids (teens, of course) usually goes here for their meetings. Izanagi's presence can be faintly felt by those sensitive to magic.
Badlands: A huge plateau of barren wasteland, where the ground is black and charred, with the occasional volcano. Deadwood Lake sits near the middle - a huge lake of lava by Mt. Deadwood, surrounded by shriveled and charred black trees with no leaves - the deadwoods.
Ravennest: A neighborhood near Silvan. There’s usually a relaxed atmosphere in the air. Some of the kids (again, teens) are trying to learn magic (in this RPG, magic is known to exist by most; however, only a few people bother to learn some of it)
Thymus: A typical city, about the size of modern day New York. Lots of stuff here; small shops, malls, hotels, restaurants, casinos, crime, corruption… A statue of Izanagi sits right in the center of the main square.
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Atsumi: A city by the ocean. Many catfolk live here, as this is the catfolk capital. A smell of salt and seaweed constantly permeates through the air, and their main export is fish. In comparison to real life cities, Atsumi could be compared to any seaside towns with a huge port.
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Bryen: A city in the barren wasteland known as the Badlands. Many vampires live here, as it is their capital and headquarters. It's bathed in an endless gloom, as the vampires will actually be extremely uncomfortable in sunlight, albeit not killed. Bats fly around constantly, and the chupacabras that vampires and demons keep as pets can be heard howling sometimes.
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Alvyn: The elf capital is a city in a valley in the woods, nestled in between the high, craggy limestone cliffs at the base of a mountain, somewhere near the edge of Silvan.
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Pandæmonium: Capital of Hell.
Paragon: Capital of Heaven.
Lynwood: Situated a few miles in between Thymus and Ravennest, this city houses the Brotherhood of the Undefined. It's extremely high tech, with the main hovercraft port in the country, and focuses almost entirely on technology and programming. All buildings are literally solid, technology coded illusions, but some may be coded dangerously incorrectly due to the BoU leader's experiments to find a computer hell.
Maxymus: Set in the Badlands, Maxymus is in a mammoth underground cavern below Deadwood Lake, with the only entrance at the base of Mt. Deadwood. The exact geography of its location
Species:
Humans: Humans. Enough said.
Catfolk: Look like domesticated cats, and are related, but obviously not the same. In case you are wondering, yes, one may have a pet cat and be perfectly normal.
Vampires:
Elves:
Demons:
Angels:
Magic “Classes”:
Different “classes” are to magic as biology, physics, chemistry, etc… are like to science. One may learn multiple classes, of course, but it takes quite a bit of studying and training for a full grasp.
Classes:
“Stage Magicians”: Focuses on trickery. Visual and audial illusions. Someone advanced might make the illusions physically felt, and a master’s illusions could even be recorded on video. Could technically be used for torture.
“Doctor”: Focuses on healing. Able to make more cells without any cells actually splitting and other neat stuff like that. Someone advanced would be able to heal a medium-sized wound in just a few minutes and a master could heal multiple wounds in the same amount of time. Obtaining immortality with this is forbidden.
“Psychokinetics”: Focuses on the mind. Mind reading, telepathy and the like. Someone advanced would be able to make a person feel an emotion, and a master would be able to do this stuff from a few miles away. Could technically be used for torture.
“Electrokinetics”: Focuses on electricity. Can generate electricity and use electrokinesis (like magnetism). A master would be able to send electricity through the air (which would be as powerful as lightning, since air is a really good insulator).
“Surgeons”: Basically the inverse of the Doctors' Class. Instead of making cells, it gets rid of them.
