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Siddharth1: /* Monster */

2023-05-29T22:08:39Z

Monster

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	*Jabberwock: Similar to Hellkites, but more intelligent, and with an insectile head and long furry talons. Very dangerous, but can be killed.		*Jabberwock: Similar to Hellkites, but more intelligent, and with an insectile head and long furry talons. Very dangerous, but can be killed.

	*Hydra: a large venomous snake, with multiple heads joined by a hood. Can be good or evil with ease. If one head is cut off, another grows instantly in its place; and the venom is so potent, that even diluted it can kill a man 30 years later. To kill it, one has either to sever the throat below all the heads, or to destroy the whole thing.		*Hydra: a large venomous snake, with multiple heads joined by a hood. Can be good or evil with ease. If one head is cut off, another grows instantly in its place, and the venom is so potent, that even diluted it can kill a man 30 years later. To kill it, one has either to sever the throat below all the heads, or to destroy the whole thing.

	*Tsuchigumo - giant transforming intelligent spider; it neatly circumvents the "spiders don't scale up" problem by being magical (i.e.: "A wizard did it"). Could do a whole quest-chain on these. Borrowed from Japanese folklore.		*Tsuchigumo - giant transforming intelligent spider; it neatly circumvents the "spiders don't scale up" problem by being magical (i.e.: "A wizard did it"). Could do a whole quest-chain on these. Borrowed from Japanese folklore.

Siddharth1: /* Monster */

2023-05-29T22:06:53Z

Monster

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	*[[Galgan]] - giant bug-like creature that exists mostly to eat basilisks.		*[[Galgan]] - giant bug-like creature that exists mostly to eat basilisks.

	*Trolls – Resembling humans, but larger and hairier, with longer arms and no toes. Sometimes have multiple heads each. Strong, warlike, and solitary. Not exactly stupid; but easily gullible, and bad-tempered. Also known as Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot, Gigantopithecus, and other names.		*Trolls – Resembling humans, but larger and hairier, with longer arms and no toes. Sometimes have multiple heads each. Strong, warlike, and solitary. Not exactly stupid, but easily gullible, and bad-tempered. Also known as Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot, Gigantopithecus, and other names.

	*Ogre – Essentially a larger, more-intelligent, more-social edition of the troll.		*Ogre – Essentially a larger, more-intelligent, more-social edition of the troll.
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	*Pakhiráj – winged horses. Capable of flying into the [[Underworld]] and back, alive. Hard to capture and even harder to tame.		*Pakhiráj – winged horses. Capable of flying into the [[Underworld]] and back, alive. Hard to capture and even harder to tame.

	*Gulon – Essentially a large ~~cat, living partly on carrion,~~ whose teeth and claws may be used in magic spells.		*Gulon – Essentially a large wolverine whose teeth and claws may be used in magic spells.

	*Rukh – Also 'Roc': a giant bird-of-prey large enough to hunt emus. Mated pairs stay together until the chicks are full-grown, and can take revenge if the chicks are killed. Also called 'Erne' (hence, 'Arindell', meaning 'Eagle's Valley'); 'Great Eagle'; 'King of Birds'; and other names.		*Rukh – Also 'Roc': a giant bird-of-prey large enough to hunt emus. Mated pairs stay together until the chicks are full-grown, and can take revenge if the chicks are killed. Also called 'Erne' (hence, 'Arindell', meaning 'Eagle's Valley'); 'Great Eagle'; 'King of Birds'; and other names.

CourseDirector: /* Star Rating */

2019-10-30T21:11:59Z

Star Rating

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	===Star Rating===		===Star Rating===
	The Star Ratings are a difficulty check associated with the unit that determine how it responds to various [[MRPG Activated Abilities\|activated abilities]] and certain spells. The star rating is more associated with a unit's type than it's over all difficulty, though higher-star enemies are much harder to face. The base rating is for colorless. The star ratings listed are considered an average base, WorldShapers are encouraged to tinker with the numbers as they see fit.		The Star Ratings are a difficulty check associated with the unit that determine how it responds to various [[MRPG Activated Abilities\|activated abilities]] and certain spells. The star rating is more associated with a unit's type than it's over all difficulty, though higher-star enemies are much harder to face. The base rating is for colorless. The star ratings listed are considered an average base, WorldShapers are encouraged to tinker with the numbers as they see fit.

			Players are regarded as 3-star difficulty, most mobs are 2-3.

	====Additional Stars====		====Additional Stars====

Siddharth1: /* Monster */

2018-10-06T04:40:03Z

Monster

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	*[[Lycanthrope]] – In its natural form, resembling a wolf or jaguar, or some other large carnivore; but only seen in its natural form, in the presence of a great deal of magic. Always attacking the player-characters.		*[[Lycanthrope]] – In its natural form, resembling a wolf or jaguar, or some other large carnivore; but only seen in its natural form, in the presence of a great deal of magic. Always attacking the player-characters.

			*Water Horse: a sort of amphibious reptile, with a long, narrow head, arching neck, and streamers on the neck like a horse's mane (hence the name). If the PC tries to ride it, it takes off, and tries to get the rider off its back and its teeth into the rider.

	====Daemons and Fiends====		====Daemons and Fiends====

Siddharth1: /* Anthropoid */

2018-08-11T17:14:11Z

Anthropoid

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	*Kinnar – Resembling a chess-knight or seahorse, or a human form with a horse's head (or sometimes a [[Unicorn]]'s). Very prestigious; can heal wounds instantly, if requested.		*Kinnar – Resembling a chess-knight or seahorse, or a human form with a horse's head (or sometimes a [[Unicorn]]'s). Very prestigious; can heal wounds instantly, if requested.

			*Kitsune – Werefox. They can disguise themselves as humans (though usually with a fox's eyes or ears, or some other tell-tale feature), but the natural form looks like an ordinary fox, with any number of extra tails: a new tail grown, for every century they live, and they live up to 1000 years. Trickster characters; can be good or evil, or ambiguous, as the story demands.

	===Elemental Manifestation===		===Elemental Manifestation===

Siddharth1: /* Unit Catalog Descriptions */

2018-08-11T17:07:56Z

Unit Catalog Descriptions

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	*Star Rating		*Star Rating
	*Activated Abilities		*Activated Abilities
	*Resistances(If Applicable)		*Resistances (If Applicable)
	*Spell List(If Applicable)		*Spell List (If Applicable)

	After that comes the description.		After that comes the description.

Siddharth1 at 17:04, 11 August 2018

2018-08-11T17:04:34Z

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	Units are devided into three super-categories: Mortal, Metal, and Mystical.		Units are devided into three super-categories: Mortal, Metal, and Mystical.
	*'''Mortal''' enemies are basic, non-magical beings such as humans, animals, etc. They can be killed by ordinary weapons, and while they may possess magic, they are not magical in nature.		*'''Mortal''' enemies are basic, non-magical beings such as humans, animals, etc. They can be killed by ordinary weapons, and while they may possess magic, they are not magical in nature.
	*'''Metal''' are beings of magical origins. While not ~~inhernently mystical~~ themselves, they do not exist by nature.		*'''Metal''' are beings of magical origins. While not themselves possessed of magic, they do not exist in nature.
	*'''Mystical''' are creatures of an inherently magical nature. They are often responsible for creating most of the Metal creatures. Mystical beings are usually highly intelligent and very powerful.		*'''Mystical''' are creatures of an inherently magical nature. They are often responsible for creating most of the Metal creatures. Mystical beings are usually highly intelligent and very powerful.

	Each classification also has three generic subtypes: Anthropoid, Monster, and Beast, as well as customized sub-types:		Each classification also has three generic subtypes: Anthropoid, Monster, and Beast, as well as customized sub-types:
	*'''Anthropoid:''' an anthropoid is something that walks on two legs in an upright pose with its head on the top.		*'''Anthropoid:''' an anthropoid is something that walks on two legs, in an upright pose with its head on the top.
	*'''Monster:''' a monster is unlike any normal, terrestrial shape. A monster may walk on two legs, but will not have anything resembling the shape of a man. It may walk on more than two legs; it may walk on more than four.		*'''Monster:''' a monster is unlike any normal, terrestrial shape. A monster may walk on two legs, but will not have anything resembling the shape of a man. It may walk on more than two legs; it may walk on more than four.
	*'''Beast:''' A beast always walks on four legs; it lacks arms or opposable thumbs, and is largely unintelligent.		*'''Beast:''' A beast always walks on four legs; it lacks arms or opposable thumbs, and is largely unintelligent.

Siddharth1: /* Monster */

2017-10-26T20:37:33Z

Monster

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	*Tsuchigumo - giant transforming intelligent spider; it neatly circumvents the "spiders don't scale up" problem by being magical (i.e.: "A wizard did it"). Could do a whole quest-chain on these. Borrowed from Japanese folklore.		*Tsuchigumo - giant transforming intelligent spider; it neatly circumvents the "spiders don't scale up" problem by being magical (i.e.: "A wizard did it"). Could do a whole quest-chain on these. Borrowed from Japanese folklore.

	*Lycanthrope – In its natural form, resembling a wolf or jaguar, or some other large carnivore; but only seen in its natural form, in the presence of a great deal of magic. Always attacking the player-characters.		*[[Lycanthrope]] – In its natural form, resembling a wolf or jaguar, or some other large carnivore; but only seen in its natural form, in the presence of a great deal of magic. Always attacking the player-characters.

	====Daemons and Fiends====		====Daemons and Fiends====

Siddharth1: /* Monster */

2017-10-26T20:35:00Z

Monster

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	*[[Galgan]] - giant bug-like creature that exists mostly to eat basilisks.		*[[Galgan]] - giant bug-like creature that exists mostly to eat basilisks.

	*Trolls – Resembling humans, but larger and hairier, with longer arms and ~~opposable~~ toes. Sometimes have multiple heads each. Strong, warlike, and solitary. Not exactly stupid; but easily gullible, and bad-tempered. Also known as Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot, Gigantopithecus, and other names.		*Trolls – Resembling humans, but larger and hairier, with longer arms and no toes. Sometimes have multiple heads each. Strong, warlike, and solitary. Not exactly stupid; but easily gullible, and bad-tempered. Also known as Sasquatch, Yeti, Bigfoot, Gigantopithecus, and other names.

	*Ogre – Essentially a larger, more-intelligent, more-social edition of the troll.		*Ogre – Essentially a larger, more-intelligent, more-social edition of the troll.

CourseDirector at 19:30, 18 September 2017

2017-09-18T19:30:02Z

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			*'''Note:''' Units will need to be placed into a spreadsheet, eventually turned into cards like the spells are getting. Each unit will have:

	*'''Note:''' With the addition of the Star rating system, when I eventual develop a mob system I won't need to give everything stats. Every unit needs to be updated with a Star rating and needs to have activated abilities/special attributes, etc.		*'''Note:''' With the addition of the Star rating system, when I eventual develop a mob system I won't need to give everything stats. Every unit needs to be updated with a Star rating and needs to have activated abilities/special attributes, etc.

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	==Unit Catalog Descriptions==		==Unit Catalog Descriptions==
	Information on this section will be used to develop a template for describing each unit. Based on the [[MPNP Unit Generation\|Unit Generation]] data, each unit's description should include:		Information on this section will be used to develop a template for describing each unit. Based on the [[MPNP Unit Generation\|Unit Generation]] data, each unit's description should include:

	*~~Base~~ and ~~Variable AV, DV, SV, and RV~~		*Attack and Defense Values
	*Hit Points/Mana Points		*Hit Points/Mana Points
	*~~Core Value~~		*Star Rating
	*Resistances		*Activated Abilities
			*Resistances(If Applicable)
	*Spell List(If Applicable)		*Spell List(If Applicable)
	*Activated Abilities

	After that comes the description.		After that comes the description.

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