World Info

More info later.

This is the generated starting world...

Once upon time, monsters and humans were created on the world of Europaria by Rulosis.
They were in constant war, until the humans grew and made kingdoms.
The humans then lived in an era of glory and power.
That was until The World Eater came from the Beyond.
There was man that saved the world that day.
With a single punch, the Spiral Serpent was beaten back.
Humanity lived on under the protection of the hero.
May the 7 Human Kingdoms rule in harmony.
NAH THEY TOTATLLY DESTROYED EACH OTHER THEN WE MONSTERS CAME IN AND KICKED THEIR BUTTS!

- Graffitied wall of hystoric Church of Rulosis.

Focuses allowed for 1st world:
Abides in Stone(monster only)
Adapts to any environment (monster only)
Carries a quiver
Channels sinfire(unique figure)
Conducts weird science(unique figure)
Entertains
Infiltrates(unique figure)
Leads(important figure)
Lives in the wilderness.
Looks for trouble
Operates undercover(unique figure)
Wields two weapons at once
Spawns(monster only)
Slays dragons(unique figure)

The Continent/world of Euparish has no changing seasons. And so the climate of region will remain the same.

The largest rebel camp is situated in the North Eastern border of The Empire. It is within the Forest of Flames, named for its trees that grow bright red, orange and yellow leaves. The camp's flag is of a campfire, and the leader is a pyromancer that is also decent with his sword.

The philosophy of this camp is simple. The Monsters are the ones who influenced the Wise Kings to war against each other, and so, being evil incarnate, they can't be permitted to live even if they surrender. There are some who do not like this belief, but they stay on in the group for the sake of taking care of their loved ones or simply because they are afraid of being killed by a monster if they leave.

You are part of the strike teams of this camp. These teams are either about 3 to 8 man strong, depending on the task. The missions are very variable. Scouting, raiding, taking over small settlements, or simply exterminating monsters that wander too close.

Players/characters:

Gabrien(Qralloq):Sharp-eyed Spinner who Looks for Trouble. Connection with Kelfeli gives 50% chance of helping or hindering combat.
Ash Lightbane(Remnant): Lucky Paradox who Infiltrates. Connection with Gabrien makes them look identical.
Kelfeli Ayrlock(afireinside5jc): Fast Vector who Wields Two Weapons at Once. Connection gives them speed defense when besides each other in combat.

"Experience" Pouch homebrew item(Cypher) :

Expedition Pouch
Level 5
Effect: When you place an item in it, it will teleport the item to the other bag that is connected to be its exit point. There is a limit to the amount of items to be transfered. It can transfered up to the Cypher's level in pounds. After that, any further mass placed in will be dumped into The Strange.

@RoAries I like that idea. I hope you don't mind me making a suggestion with the homebrew XP by combat. I really like that we have to be able to gather the remains. I think it would be cool to take some of the math out of it and make it more of a roleplay situation. Say we gather 6 remains of creatures and we have to examine them which would take time. Someone with a higher intellect could roll on the difficulty of gaining knowledge of the creature. 1 could be a negative effect like the remains are destroyed or summons a stronger creature to deal with. 2-18 is just beating a certain difficulty rating for the creature. The difficulty rating could be the level of the creature*3. So a level 3 creature has a rating of 9 to beat. If they succeed they can get what you think is appropriate for each amount of remains we have gathered. Roll a 19 and a slightly better outcome is added like a few more XP or it opens up a quest to use that research to build or find a Cypher. 20 could be an even better outcome. I think this plays more into the Cypher rules and adds more roleplay opportunities for the players. It could make a strong intellect player even more important. This is just me having fun with your homebrew idea and I hope you dont mind me sharing my thoughts.

Thanks for your idea, I'll consider it.

Small Homebrew:

You can perform a simple action at the same time as Movement action on your turn. Examples are stealthing, perceiving, talking to persuade/Intimidate/deceive, and moving objects like going through doors or picking up objects. Not allowed are attacking actions, or actions requiring focus like using Intellect or requiring to stay still.

Raw Meat:
You can attempt to carve chunks of raw meat form creatures you slain. The amount depends on your roll and size of the creature.

Cooking raw meat will make it edible. You can consume meat/certain foodstuffs when you attempt to spend time to recover. It will be a +1 per chunk consumed to the recovery roll.

You can eat 1 chunk for the 1 Action, holding it in a hand is required.
You can eat up to 2 chunks for 10 minutes.
You can eat up to 3 chunks for 1 hour.
You can eat up to 5 chunks for 10 hours.

Raw meat will be rotten after 10 hours. If cooked, will be rotten after 3 days. This can be kept longer with preservatives like salt.

Special rules for monster meat from Europaria:
Raw meat will become useless after 1 hour if uncooked. If cooked, it lasts for 10 hours.

Experience from combat homebrew:

You can gain XP from enemies that are killed by the party. Each enemy "type" that you kill will give xp up to 3 times. That means you have gained enough experience of fighting a type of enemy if you have killed 3 of such instances, and have nothing really new to "learn". Enemies killed will give 1xp per tier for the party to distribute.

Generating second world:

The world of Euparish will use a simple currency called gold coins.
Exchange rate:
1 Gold Coin = 1 Crown
1 Gold Coin = $10
1 Gold Coin = 0.5 Bit

The Recursion of The Dark City uses Hub Credits as its common local currency that is still in use:
1 Gold Coin = 1 Hub Credit
1 Gold Coin = 2 Slime Dollar (an older currency from a golden age)
1 Gold Coin = 0.01 Ticket of Indulgence (it is traded for sentimental value)
4 Gold Coin = 3 Hub Credits (by the front desk old lady of Exterminator's HQ)

Roll difficulties of my reasoning:
Identifying cyphers: level 2

Finding any creatures or odd things while traveling:
It will be automatic if the area is barren and bright.
If things like trees or buildings are around: +1 level diff.
If its inside a building, or the area is full of obstacles: +2 level diff.
If the lighting is dim: +1 diff.
If it is very dim: +2 diff.
If it is in pure darkness: +4 diff.
If the creature is hiding in ambush, or the object is well disguised, it will add its stealth level.
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Surprise attacks:
If the enemy is not on alert for a fight, you gain 2 levels to the ranged attacks in your favour, or 1 level if the enemy is on standby for attacks.
It will be +1 level to melee attacks if the enemy is not alert on the turn you attack.

Missions:

World Travelling storyline:
- Travel to the second world via the Arch Way.

1st World storyline:
- Build up relations of Humans with Monsters.
- Check on supporting Flame Forest Camp with the Fire Spirit Monsters.
- Visit the Desert Camp.
- Settle the matter of Panarsi's suspicion of her dragon sibling.

Side Quests:
- Killing the invading shadows. (almost complete.)

The slight modification of movement and action rules:

If you move a short distance and do an action, you have to make a speed based roll to pass diff level 4.
If you want to dash long distance, do the same to pass diff level 4. (stealthing goes down by 2 steps)
If you want to dash and do an action, pass diff level 6.
If you want to do 2 actions in a turn, pass a result diff level 5. Failure is a free gm intrusion.
If you want to do 2 actions in a turn and move short distance, pass diff level of 8. Failure is free gm intrusion.
If you want to run really fast, and more than long distance, pass diff level of 9.
If you are crazy, you can try doing 3 actions in a turn by passing a diff level of 10, with free gm intrusion upon failure.

Homebrew npc rolling:

NPCs have limited results in their actions than the players, even if they are high tier. The players can make a roll from crit fail to crit pass at diff level 6. The NPCs are expected to be handled easier, with a single level as passive result. I decide will give a little element of luck with them handling each other, with a roll of 1d6 instead of 1d20. With this, they can't score crits by themselves, but they get to have variable degrees of success.

A roll of 1 to 3 will result in the same tier, 4 to 5 will be +1 step to their base, and 6 will give +2 step to their base.