For simplicity's sake I'm going to give three more choices, so that this doesn't become a long-ass chain of choice chapters. Uh... for the below choices, the leveling system works like this: I've played a lot of Skyrim and Enderal, but for people that haven't played either...
Level 1: Beginner noob. A brand new character with no skills, perks, or abilities beyond starting bonuses.
Level 30+: Mid-tier. You're experienced and knowledgeable, but still have much to see and much to learn.
Level 60+: You're a hardened veteran ready for anything. At higher levels (80+) you're a true endgame character, having seen all there is to see, slain all there is to slay, and learned all there is to learn.
1) You're a level-one noob isekai'd into the world. And no, this isn't one of those overdone manga where you have some hax skill that turns you into a god-tier SSS class adventurer in the space of 5 chapters. You're a rookie, and you're going to be taking things slow. Slowly level up and improve your class, go on beginner-level adventures, and mostly take it easy living in a fantasy world
Class choices: Swordsman (warrior class tree), Apprentice (mage class tree) or Scout (thief class tree)
2) You're no noob, and you've played enough RPGs (first person and turn-based) that you qualify for an 'experienced' role. You're a moderately high-level, decently respected member of a mid-rank party, going on adventures and quests that no beginner would survive!
Class choices: Spellsword (warrior/mage mix), Monk (mage/thief mix), or Acrobat (thief/warrior mix)
*Note: Spellsword is easy to explain: Shujin's good with a blade, and he's good with element-based offensive magic. Monk refers to unarmed combat/healing skills, no relation to religion... unless Shujin's a devoted follower of the goddess of love/beauty. Acrobat focuses on dexterity, light armor/small weapons, and stealth.
3) You're a hardened veteran adventurer! You and your party are recognized names across the king/queendoms! And now... you're searching for an adventure that won't bore you or your elite group of comrades!
Class choices: Champion (warrior class tree), Sage (mage class tree), Whisper (thief class tree)
Level 1: Beginner noob. A brand new character with no skills, perks, or abilities beyond starting bonuses.
Level 30+: Mid-tier. You're experienced and knowledgeable, but still have much to see and much to learn.
Level 60+: You're a hardened veteran ready for anything. At higher levels (80+) you're a true endgame character, having seen all there is to see, slain all there is to slay, and learned all there is to learn.
1) You're a level-one noob isekai'd into the world. And no, this isn't one of those overdone manga where you have some hax skill that turns you into a god-tier SSS class adventurer in the space of 5 chapters. You're a rookie, and you're going to be taking things slow. Slowly level up and improve your class, go on beginner-level adventures, and mostly take it easy living in a fantasy world
Class choices: Swordsman (warrior class tree), Apprentice (mage class tree) or Scout (thief class tree)
2) You're no noob, and you've played enough RPGs (first person and turn-based) that you qualify for an 'experienced' role. You're a moderately high-level, decently respected member of a mid-rank party, going on adventures and quests that no beginner would survive!
Class choices: Spellsword (warrior/mage mix), Monk (mage/thief mix), or Acrobat (thief/warrior mix)
*Note: Spellsword is easy to explain: Shujin's good with a blade, and he's good with element-based offensive magic. Monk refers to unarmed combat/healing skills, no relation to religion... unless Shujin's a devoted follower of the goddess of love/beauty. Acrobat focuses on dexterity, light armor/small weapons, and stealth.
3) You're a hardened veteran adventurer! You and your party are recognized names across the king/queendoms! And now... you're searching for an adventure that won't bore you or your elite group of comrades!
Class choices: Champion (warrior class tree), Sage (mage class tree), Whisper (thief class tree)
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March 23
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