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Long ago, the four gods watched over this world, keeping everything in balance and in check. Ignis, Goddess of Fire and Spirit, Aquarius, God of Water and Ocean, Briar, God of Life and Earth, and Sanda, Goddess of Lightning and Sky. For many years, the people of this world lived happily with the blessings of the gods. However, one day, the gods suddenly went missing, sealed away by an unknown force. The world soon began to decay as their blessing no longer flowed through it.

As things began to deteriorate, cities began to fall victim to bandits and monsters. People began to split up, looking for their own homes and ways of living. Focusing on their own way of survival. However, you are an adventurer looking to start a new life. There’s no time to be down about that stuff. Heading out, you find yourself on your way toward a new, growing village. It’s small, but it’s the perfect place to get paid for your adventuring services. As you work to grow this town and make some cash as an adventurer, perhaps you’ll discover the secret as to where the four gods went…

Alright, let’s get into the rules. So this game uses stats and actual numbers. *cheering sound effect* I’ve actually put together a system that makes this work. So that’s cool. So let’s start with the basics. What exactly are you doing? Well, you’re an adventurer. You go out to fight monsters and gather materials and come back to town, earning money. You then use that money and materials to get food, equipment, and to upgrade the town. Food is going to be important in this game seeing as if you do not eat once a day, you will begin to suffer a stat penalty. Make sure you eat properly! This is especially important to keep in mind when you’re exploring long distances outside of the village.

Alright, hunger and basic needs aside, let’s get to the next part of this game. The town. You will have to manage your materials and money carefully while in the town. Make sure you set aside something to eat and keep a nice store of it while also keeping enough materials and money to upgrade equipment and buildings. You can create new equipment by using materials you’ve gathered or taken from a defeated monster. To do this, simply head to the forge. The smith there will take whatever materials you give him and put them together to create a new weapon, armor, or accessory. You simply need to pay the basic fee for forging. As you continue to play, there will sometimes be merchants that sell new equipment and items, but for the most part, you will have to rely on your own gathering skills. You can also find good equipment as drops or in chests. Don’t forget about upgrading the town though. If you upgrade buildings or help build new buildings, you’ll have access to new facilities that can help you as an adventurer. Farms that produce food every day, ports that invite merchants and fisherman to the village, stables for raising monsters, all kinds of stuff.

Now then, onto dungeons. Parties will be made up of no more than four characters. You will then head out into dungeons. You can fight enemies, find treasure, or find gathering points. But the main focus of the game is the multiple classes. You can unlock new classes by finding special items within dungeons at the end of them. When a player changes classes, their appearance and stats will change, but they’ll be able to keep any skills they already learned from other classes.

Now let’s get to character creation! It’s fairly simple. Just fill out the sheet! Remember, the max characters you can have is two.

Name: (This is your character’s name. Last name not required.)
Age: (Not required, but useful)
Race: (Anything goes as long as you can justify it, so have fun.)
Description: (What does your character look like?)
Backstory: (A little info on why your character chose to move to this little town. You can be as in depth as you want.)

Starting Class: (Everyone starts as a Freelancer, but those starting later in the game can pick from any unlocked class.)

Stats: (You get 50 points to spend, so use them wisely. You’ll also have to mark your three main stats. These stats will always increase by one point when you level up. You’ll also gain three bonus points to spend anywhere you like when you level up.)

HP: (When these hit zero, your character is knocked out. If the entire party is knocked out, it’s game over and you have to restart the dungeon while losing all your inventory you brought with you.)
Strength: (This determines your physical damage.)
Defense: (This determines how much damage you mitigate when hit by a physical attack.)
Magic: (This determines your magical damage.)
Resistance: (This determines how much damage you mitigate when hit by a magical attack.)
Speed: (This determines turn order and how likely you are to evade attacks.)
Dexterity: (This determines how likely you are to land a hit and how likely you are to land a critical hit.)
Luck: (This determines your resistance to status ailments and your likeliness to inflict them. Some classes also use this for their skills instead of other stats.)

The last stat is SP, which you cannot decide the number for. Everyone starts at 100 SP and gains 10 SP with each level up. SP is expended to use skills, so use it wisely.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Some things will probably be better explained/make more sense when you start playing the game.