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* CapRaiser:
** When a person awakens, the level of the Blue (Essence Monster) they helped kill becomes their level cap. There are only two ways to increase their cap. The most well-known method is to kill a Blue of a higher level. However, that normally involves [[CashGate buying powerful equipment and hiring stronger adventurers]].
** Each skill has ten ranks which improve their abilities. When performing a class change, a person can choose three skill trees to specialize in, which increases the maximum rank of the affected skills.
** When a person awakens, the level of the Blue (Essence Monster) they helped kill becomes their level cap. There are only two ways to increase their cap. The most well-known method is to kill a Blue of a higher level. However, that normally involves [[CashGate buying powerful equipment and hiring stronger adventurers]].
** Each skill has ten ranks which improve their abilities. When performing a class change, a person can choose three skill trees to specialize in, which increases the maximum rank of the affected skills.
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* TrappedBehindEnemyLines: [[spoiler: The Inconceivable crashes on a recon mission, stranding Jamus, Staavo, Tarny, Shu in occupied territory. Unable to communicate with the others, they must find a way back on their own or at least get some place safe.]]
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Nothing here says how to do it, but it's possible?
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: Played with. The actual level cap is currently unknown, but it would have to be over 75. However a person's level cap is set by the Essence Monster they help kill. It seems having a cap below level 10 is fairly common among the awaken due to the rarity of stronger Essence Monsters on the surface. Outside of the depths we have yet to see an Essence Monster above level 20. Although that doesn't mean there aren't any. The higher difficultly for hunting down and killing stronger Essence Monsters makes the process rather expensive and relatively few can afford it.
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: Played with. The actual level cap is currently unknown, but it would have to be over 75. However a person's level cap is set by the Essence Monster they help kill.kill, although a CapRaiser is possible. It seems having a cap below level 10 is fairly common among the awaken due to the rarity of stronger Essence Monsters on the surface. Outside of the depths we have yet to see an Essence Monster above level 20. Although that doesn't mean there aren't any. The higher difficultly for hunting down and killing stronger Essence Monsters makes the process rather expensive and relatively few can afford it.
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* PerpetualStorm: The Maelstrom is a giant wall of wind in the center of what was once a desert. It's effects are wide reaching enough that it has caused perpetual rainstorms far beyond visible range. Given that it was caused by [[spoiler: reality shattering]] it's unlikely the storm will subside anytime soon, if it ever does.
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* PerpetualStorm: The Maelstrom is a giant wall of wind in the center of what was once a desert. It's Its effects are wide reaching enough that it has caused perpetual rainstorms far beyond the visible range. Given that it was caused by [[spoiler: reality shattering]] it's unlikely the storm will subside anytime soon, if it ever does.
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* PlayingWithFire: Several characters. More prominent with the teenage and rookie fire mage Kettle, but more literal with the seven year old Ava, who sets herself on fire and runs around the camp for fun. For some reason the horse Dust enjoys this and chases after her.
* PointBuildSystem: By default, everyone has 10 points in each [[TheSixStats Attribute.]] They get 10 points each level, which they can distribute as they wish. They can be temporally boosted with stat rings. A poor balance of points can hobble a build.
* {{Precursors}}: The Majistraal, and ancient civilization that created the teleportation network and the quite possibly the system. Ether their founding or destruction marks the start of the current calendar, which is in the 3000's. Their artifacts are famously indestructible as everything short of that has long since been destroyed.
* PointBuildSystem: By default, everyone has 10 points in each [[TheSixStats Attribute.]] They get 10 points each level, which they can distribute as they wish. They can be temporally boosted with stat rings. A poor balance of points can hobble a build.
* {{Precursors}}: The Majistraal, and ancient civilization that created the teleportation network and the quite possibly the system. Ether their founding or destruction marks the start of the current calendar, which is in the 3000's. Their artifacts are famously indestructible as everything short of that has long since been destroyed.
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* PlayingWithFire: Several characters. More prominent with the teenage and rookie fire mage Kettle, but more literal with the seven year old Ava, who sets herself on fire and runs around the camp for fun. For some reason reason, the horse Dust enjoys this and chases after her.
* PointBuildSystem: By default, everyone has 10 points in each [[TheSixStats Attribute.]] They get 10 points for each level, which they can distribute as they wish. They can be temporally boosted with stat rings. A poor balance of points can hobble a build.
* PracticalCurrency: Tel and crysts are magical crystals found in the bodies of monsters and are used to craft magical items. They can be used as currency though only adventures and those who cater to them care to do so. Everyone else uses the GoldSilverCopperStandard.
* {{Precursors}}: The Majistraal,and an ancient civilization that created the teleportation network and the quite possibly the system. Ether their founding or destruction marks the start of the current calendar, which is in the 3000's. Their artifacts are famously indestructible as everything short of that has long since been destroyed.
* PointBuildSystem: By default, everyone has 10 points in each [[TheSixStats Attribute.]] They get 10 points for each level, which they can distribute as they wish. They can be temporally boosted with stat rings. A poor balance of points can hobble a build.
* PracticalCurrency: Tel and crysts are magical crystals found in the bodies of monsters and are used to craft magical items. They can be used as currency though only adventures and those who cater to them care to do so. Everyone else uses the GoldSilverCopperStandard.
* {{Precursors}}: The Majistraal,
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* MonsterWhale: Whales are the biggest problem for naval travel, short of the seldom seen leviathan. It isn't clear how much they have in common with Earth whales, but they seem to be about the same shape, but also have lots of teeth and are big enough to swallow a man whole. They have been known to attack ships and have more HP than the damage limit, causing battles with them to be drawn out as not even gold plates can kill them quickly. However they avoid shallow waters, as they have to periodically dive down into ranked zones to replenish their essences.
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* ClassAndLevelSystem: People can chose a class at level 5 and will be unable to level up until they chose one. There is an unknown number of classes to chose from, as several classes are hidden from the menu unless you meet the requirements, which can be anything from having certain skills to allocating stat points a certain way, and even other methods. Classes can be changed at level 25, level 50, and presumably level 75, which can include stronger versions of their original class.
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* PointBuildSystem: By default, everyone has 10 points in each [[TheSixStats Attribute.]] They get 10 points each level, which they can distribute as they wish. They can be temporally boosted with stat rings. A poor balance of points can hobble a build.
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* NonCombatEXP: EXP can be gained simply by using skills, even if there aren't any monsters around. Worker classes are unable to gain EXP at all from combat. Rain has exploited this thanks to his high mana regeneration, using his skills constantly, allowing him to gain levels and ranks quickly.
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Asskicking Leads To Leadership is the new name of the trope.
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* TheMagocracy: A variation of it anyway. While being awaken isn't hereditary, nobles are more often then not awaken. They control lairs that allow them to awaken their children and typically pass their builds onto them. Normally they wait until a certain age to do so. However this is not always the case as some nobles have chosen to harvest their family lairs or for what ever reason don't awaken their children. The exact details vary from region to region, but typically the head of state or ruling class are often [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority high level awaken.]]
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* TheMagocracy: A variation of it anyway. While being awaken isn't hereditary, nobles are more often then not awaken. They control lairs that allow them to awaken their children and typically pass their builds onto them. Normally they wait until a certain age to do so. However this is not always the case as some nobles have chosen to harvest their family lairs or for what ever reason don't awaken their children. The exact details vary from region to region, but typically the head of state or ruling class are often [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority [[AsskickingLeadsToLeadership high level awaken.]]
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* CrapsackWorld: Depending on the rank of the area, monsters can spawn out of thin air in the dark. This could result in the destruction of a major city in the event of a [[spoiler: rank shift.]] To make matters worse, because of how AntiGrinding works in this world, most people can't obtain levels or are stuck with low level caps. This leaves them at the mercy of [[MightMakesRight high level awaken]]. In areas where the Watch's influence is little or non-existent the unawaken have learned to treat the awaken as natural disasters to be avoided and get out of their way.
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* PerpetualStorm: The Maelstrom is a giant wall of wind in the center of what was once a desert. It's effects are wide reaching enough that it has caused perpetual rainstorms far beyond visible range. Given that it was caused by [[spoiler: reality shattering]] it's unlikely the storm will subside anytime soon, if it ever does.
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: A one point [[spoiler: Ameliah]] dresses herself up in dirty clothes, a makeshift sling, and somebody else's blood and limped along with a broken bow in order to infiltrate [[spoiler: a camp of cervidian hunters to mark targets and recuse the hostages.]] Any struggles she makes were carefully measured so so as hurt the captors... [[NasalTrauma mostly.]] She then pretended to be unconscious after they punched her in the gut.
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: A one point [[spoiler: Ameliah]] dresses herself up in dirty clothes, a makeshift sling, and somebody else's blood and limped along with a broken bow in order to infiltrate [[spoiler: a camp of cervidian hunters to mark targets and recuse the hostages.]] Any struggles she makes were carefully measured so so as to not hurt the captors... [[NasalTrauma mostly.]] She then pretended to be unconscious after they punched her in the gut.
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: A one point [[spoiler: Ameliah]] dresses herself up in dirty clothes, a makeshift sling, and somebody else's blood and limped along with a broken bow in order to infiltrate [[spoiler: a camp of cervidian hunters to mark targets and recuse the hostages.]] Any struggles she makes were carefully measured so so as hurt the captors... [[NasalTrauma mostly.]] She then pretended to be unconscious after they punched her in the gut.
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* AreaOfEffect: Auras in a nutshell. They will effect any applicable targets with in their radius.
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* PreCursors: The Majistraal, and ancient civilization that created the teleportation network and the quite possibly the system. Ether their founding or destruction marks the start of the current calendar, which is in the 3000's. Their artifacts are famously indestructible as everything short of that has long since been destroyed.
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* PreCursors: {{Precursors}}: The Majistraal, and ancient civilization that created the teleportation network and the quite possibly the system. Ether their founding or destruction marks the start of the current calendar, which is in the 3000's. Their artifacts are famously indestructible as everything short of that has long since been destroyed.
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* ImaginaryLoveTriangle: Rain, Ameliah, and Tallheart are very close to the point were people mistake the three of them for being in a sexual relationship. His affections for Ameliah aside, Rain was a bit weirded to here people were assuming he was having a three way with Tallheart.
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* ImaginaryLoveTriangle: Rain, Ameliah, and Tallheart are very close to the point were people mistake the three of them for being in a sexual relationship. His affections for Ameliah aside, Rain was a bit weirded to here hear people were assuming he was having a three way with Tallheart.
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* MookHorrorShow: In Three Cliffs nearly a whole [[spoiler: Imperial Forth throws everything they have at Rain, from melee to every element they have. His equipment and oscillating wards protect him from their attacks while immolate burns through their health. Despite their best efforts they all burn. Even the Mind who was watching the battle was freaked out by this, unable to fully understand what happened despite their vast knowledge.]]
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* SemanticSuperpower: Purify erases poison, corruption, and contamination. This allows it to dissolve all matter of filth and even dead bodies. What it will and won't dissolve depends on the user's perception and can be twisted to suit their needs, such as not dissolving the corpses of edible monsters that it had done before or erasing the alcohol in a person's system if you perceive alcohol as a poison.
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* LivingLieDetector: The Watch officers all seem to have this as standard with varying degrees of potency. Sentinels are required for reading an awaken above a certain level, so it isn't foolproof.
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* DarkSkinnedBlond: Ameliah has dark skin and long blond hair due to [[spoiler: body modifications she underwent when she was a teenager.]]
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* EpicShipOnShipAction: [[spoiler: The Heart of Adamant and Tread of Industry try to recapture the Temerity, formally the Fist of Progress, after it had been salvaged and modified by Ascension. The Temerity wasn't fully repaired and lacked it's barrier, but proved too difficult to capture. It was able to out pass it's sister ships and eventually get away.]]
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* EpicShipOnShipAction: [[spoiler: The Heart of Adamant and Tread of Industry try to recapture the Temerity, formally the Fist of Progress, after it had been salvaged and modified by Ascension. The Temerity wasn't fully repaired and lacked it's barrier, but proved too difficult to capture. It was able to out pass outpace it's sister ships and eventually get away.]]
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* HiddenElfVillage: The Cervidians had a hidden village where Tallheart and Snowlilly grew up. Unfortunately it was found and destroyed by the Empire's hunters. Tallheart and Snowlilly seem to of built a new one and were smuggling their scattered people to it.
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* MundaneUtility: Purify can destroy any sort of poison, contaminant, or virus. Rain uses it to clean the floors, do laundry, even avoid going to the bathroom.
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* AnIcePerson:
** Mahria, daughter of Halgrave & Lavarro, casts ice magic. [[spoiler: Her ambition is to unlock a secret mage class, supported by her mother, to the point that she intentionally held back in picking a class even though she is already stronger than the usual Level 5]].
** Mahria, daughter of Halgrave & Lavarro, casts ice magic. [[spoiler: Her ambition is to unlock a secret mage class, supported by her mother, to the point that she intentionally held back in picking a class even though she is already stronger than the usual Level 5]].
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**AnIcePerson: Mahria, daughter of Halgrave & Lavarro, casts ice magic. [[spoiler: Her ambition is to unlock a secret mage class, supported by her mother, to the point that she intentionally held back in picking a class even though she is already stronger than the usual Level 5]].
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* ArmorAndMagicDontMix: Metal will absorb magic and throw off the aim of spells. While this does allow for strong protection from magic attacks until the metal is saturated, it prevents mages from wearing armor. Instead they are forced to wear enchanted clothing for protection.
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* {{Cincinnatus}}: [[spoiler: Downplayed with Rain towards Fel Sanadis. After his escape from the underground, his unintentional pressure & support got the unawakened to follow him and in stabilizing & protecting the weak]].
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* {{Cincinnatus}}: {{Cincinnatus}}:
** [[spoiler: Downplayed with Rain towards Fel Sanadis. After his escape from the underground, his unintentional pressure & support got the unawakened to follow him and in stabilizing & protecting the weak]].
** [[spoiler: Downplayed with Rain towards Fel Sanadis. After his escape from the underground, his unintentional pressure & support got the unawakened to follow him and in stabilizing & protecting the weak]].
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* ImaginaryLoveTriangle: Rain, Ameliah, and Tallheart are very close to the point were people mistake the three of them for being in a sexual relationship. His affections for Ameliah aside, Rain was a bit weirded to here people were assuming he was having a three way with Tallheart.
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* MagicPants: The Shift skill from the Arcane Shifter tree allows for the user to turn into a monster for as long as they can sustain the mana cost. Their clothing disappears during the transformation.
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* TheMagocracy: A variation of it anyway. While being awaken isn't hereditary, nobles are more often then not awaken. They control lairs that allow them to awaken their children and typically pass their builds onto them. Normally they wait until a certain age to do so. However this is not always the case as some nobles have chosen to harvest their family lairs or for what ever reason don't awaken their children. The exact details vary from region to region, but typically the head of state or ruling class are often [[AsskickingEqualsAuthority high level awaken.]]
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: Played with. The actual level cap is currently unknown, but it would have to be over 75. However a person's level cap is set by the Essence Monster they help kill. It seems having a cap below level 10 is fairly common among the awaken due to the rarity of stronger Essence Monsters on the surface. Outside of the deeps we have yet to see an Essence Monster above level 20. Although that doesn't mean there aren't any. The higher difficultly for hunting down and killing stronger Essence Monsters makes the process rather expensive and relatively few can afford it.
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* EatingOptional: Monsters don't need to eat, they chose to. They will even eat other monsters other than slimes or their own kind. However they can survive indefinitely on mana alone, meaning they can deplete all food sources in an area and still not die out.
