New Fantasy RP

[Frisk E. Coyote]

That's a perfectly fine profile. ^ ^ Just clearing things up; she's a magician who was captured and experimented on, or a scientist who was experimented on?

And no, there is no such thing as pristinely ungifted in Genesis. All living things are potentially capable of using magic, and some non-living things even have the spark of magic, like the mountains around The Sanctum, or the mystic rivers that heal all those who bathe in them.

Well, "Magic" is the equivalent of Dreadmechs, really. Dreadmechs are just an aspect of science develop to combat the monstrous powers of magic. X3 But of course, the equivalent of Operators would probably be Summoners. They can summon huge monsters they have made a pact with, or artificial monsters or constructs like golems. There are many kinds of golems, and the most common one used for artillery is "Zaheramesh", a gigantic, slow moving golem with arms that move faster than sound. They're known to charge up the gems on their body with ambient magical energy from the atmosphere and fire it in a powerful concussive beam. Unlike other summons, Golems don't need pacts to be able to be summoned. They created by ritual, and there is a list of golems in every magic academy and which ritual summons which.

Summoners are also capable of summoning things like dragons or powerful demons. The requirements to do so however depend on each summon. Some ask for half one's life, some ask for first born children, some require one to keep ingesting human blood, and so on and so forth. Sometimes, Summons will all out reject the summoner if the summoner is of a low level. At the same time, an Operator's Dreadmech and piloting skills will not be as good as a more experienced Dreadmech Operator's. Summoners aren't limited to just living things mind you. They can summon and banish equipment as well.

Machines cannot be fooled by illusions. They see right through them. Cyborgs are still susceptible to illusions because the information they receive still goes to their human brain, but Cyborgs are a lot more resilient to illusions than others. Androids are completely immune to them. X3 Illusions only work on things that have the potential to use magic, so things like equipment or targeting systems or radar cannot be fulled by it.

And really, there is no "rock paper scissors" among classes. It depends on the skill of each person.

An Innovative Technician's success of victory will depend on his/her equipment and skill with the equipment, while a Desolation Warlock's success will hinge on the spells he knows and his combat abilities with the spells and magic. It can go either way.

The currency in Archive is called "Credits", or "Cred" for short. There is no such thing as tangible Cred, All Cred is kept on a personal account that can be paid for by scanning one's serial number. This way, anything anyone buys can be tracked and recorded.

There are several kinds of currency in Legendarius:
Eko - Copper coins.
Kant - Bronze coins. (1 Kant is worth 10 Eko)
Ispar - Silver coins. (1 Ispar is worth 10 Kant)
Legen - Gold coins. (1 Legen is worth 10 Ispar)
Ragowe - Elemun coins. (1 Ragowe is worth 10 Legen)

The most commonly traded coins are Eko, Kant and Ispar, Eko being the equivalent of say, $1. Legen and Ragowe coins are mostly used by nobles, aristocrats, or people who are very rich. 1 Ragowe is worth about 10 big houses. They are often used as rewards to individuals who complete very important missions, or awarded to people who have saved a town on behalf of Legendarius, and ten of these are awarded to those who have aided in destroying a city on the side of Archive.

How much you receive will depend on your occupation and the missions you do, or your contributions to the war. You can tell me your occupation here, how much you make every month (or every two weeks of service in the war) and how much money you currently have, and I'll see if it's okay.

There are many shops in the Science side, many of which can be accessed remotely. There are shops for chemicals, clothes, weapons, machine parts, fuel, energy cores, etc, and Scientists will often be capable of accessing them anywhere they are, even in the battlefield, those this is inadvisable. There will also be a "Black Merchant" who sells things that are illegal or hard to find. He is capable of wiping your shopping transactions clean so your purchases aren't recorded. He sells things from body parts and stolen, prototype weapons to Dreadmechs and Genetic experiments.

Magicians have to return to town or a city in order to buy things, and what they can buy depends on the shops in the current area. Blacksmiths fix weapons and armor, as well as craft them, Granmelders create and fix enchanted artifacts, relics and other items (they require materials as well as money, and will provide you a list of materials you need to collect for a commission. These are often very expensive.), clothes stores sell, well, clothes, with various effects, depending on the material.

Ingredient shops sell potions and things for potions, Bookshops sell all sorts of books full of information, Magic shops sell enchanted artifacts and relics as well as instructions for different kinds of magic you're compatible with and the like.

Information of the Dystopia of Archive is coming soon. X3

This is starting to feel like the development of a video game RPG.