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Post: Races, attributes, professions, skills! (MUST READ)
Forum: Step 1 - Game Ideas / Concepts
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Posted by: Cool-Dog
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Ok so I've had some time to think about the game and I came up with some races, the attributes, professions and some skills.

Part I.

RACES

1. City Elf
2. City Giant
3. Dwarf
4. Elder Elf
5. Human
6. Lesser Giant
7. Steel Dwarf
8. Wee Folk
9. World Elf

City Elf:
This is a race that has become acclimated to city life. Because of this the City Elf has become across breed of Elf and Human. This makes the City Elf a bit larger than most elves but slightly smaller than Humans. The average male City Elf is 5 & 1/2 feet tall and weighs 120lbs.

Bonuses:
Agility +2; Notice +2; Speed +2; Mental +1

City Giant:
This race has been living in the city so long that it has become a cross of Lesser Giants and Humans. City Giants are taller and larger than Humans but not as large as Lesser Giants. Average male City Giant height is 7 & 1/2 feet tall with a weight of 300lbs.

Bonuses:
Might +3; Endurance +2; Skill points +2

Dwarf:
This race lives in the mountains. Because of this they have a really good Mountaineering skill. They can be mean if they have to but are very noble and enjoy celebration. The average male Dwarf is only 4 & 1/2 feet tall but weighs 120lbs do to their broad muscular build.

Bonuses:
Endurance +3; Mountaineer +5; Blacksmith +3

Elder Elf:
This race was built for magic. The comprehend the arcane forces so well that they lack any fundamental skills for armed combat. They know that when magic is used properly it is much deadlier than a sword. The average male Elder Elf is 5 feet tall but weighs a mere 90lbs.

Bonuses:
Mental +4; Language +3; Spells +2

Human:
Go look in the mirror. Chances are you may see one of these guys. This race is the most erratic of all. Some are good some are evil some are happy some love war but most think they can go anywhere and do anything. The average male human is just over 6 feet tall and weighs 190lbs.

Bonuses:
Might +1; Mental +1; Endurance +1; Carpenter +1; Combat +2; Skill points +3

Lesser Giant:
This race is one of the most noble ever seen. However their numbers are thinning out as they prefer adventuring alone and do not often find companionship. At one time this race policed the world with quiet swift justice. Now there may be less than a hundred left. The average male Lesser Giant is over 8 feet tall and is 400lbs of hard muscle.

Bonuses:
Might +4; Endurance +3; Ride +2

Steel Dwarf:
This race is also from the mountains. However they spend most of their time deep within mines and so know very little about the world beyond their own cities. Because of their ancestral unity they are very adept at learning manufacturing skills. The average male Steel Dwarf is just over 4 & 1/2 feet tall and is over 160lbs of hard muscle.

Bonuses:
Might +1; Mountaineer +3; Endurance +2; Architect +2; Blacksmith +2; Carpenter +2

Wee Folk:
The survival of this race has been attributed to the fact that Humans like them so much and that Wee Folk are excellent at hiding. Wee Folk are only half the size of Humans but look identically proportioned as if they were simply miniature Humans.

Bonuses:
Agility +3; Speed +3; Hide +4; Stealth +4; Notice +4

World Elf:
This race is nomadic by nature but they do not have simplistic nomadic tendancies. The World Elf does everything possible to strenghten himself by learning anything and everything about the world around him. Many great explorers were World Elves. The average male World Elf is 5 feet tall and weighs 100lbs.

Bonuses:
Mental +1; Moral +1; Speed +1; Endurance +2; All 20 basic skills +2

Part II.

PROFESSIONS

1. Death Knight
2. Explorer
3. Holy Knight
4. Mage
5. Monk
6. Ninja
7. Priest
8. Thief
9. Warrior

Death Knight:
This profession is a cross between a Warrior and an evil Priest. He feels the world is his and he is setting about trying to take it.

Bonuses:
Health +12/level; Magic +5/level; Skill points +2; Accuracy +3; Combat +4; Critical hit +2; Defence +3; Ride +3; Spells +2; Trek +2; Undead +3

Explorer:
Though this profession is difficult to utilize at early ranks it is easily the most powerful at higher ranks. Explorers take special note of their surroundings and because of this gain many skills quickly.

Bonuses:
Health +20/level; Magic +20/level; Skill points +10; All basic skills +5

Holy Knight:
This profession combines all the goodness of the Priest and Warrior professions. He is out to do away with the evil that plagues the world.

Bonuses:
Health +12/level; Magic +5/level; Skill points +2; Accuracy +3; Combat +4; Critical hit +3; Defence +3; Ride +3; Spells +2; Trek +2; Undead +3

Mage:
This profession uses the power of magic to do his bidding. Though weak at early ranks the Mage can become the land's worst nightmare.

Bonuses:
Health +6/level; Magic +12/level; Skill points +3; Accuracy +1; Combat +1; Defence +1; Language +3; Spells +5

Monk:
This profession is at one with his natural surroundings. He does not like the unnatural items of mankind such as weapons and armor. The monk uses his body as a weapon being at one with the flow of everything.

Bonuses:
Health +10/level; Magic +5/level; Skill points +5; All basic skills +5; All combat skills +10

Ninja:
This profession thrives on being alone. He is interested in his own gain and nothing else. Because of his stealthy desire, he cannot wear any metal armor or carry large weapons.

Bonuses:
Health +8/level; Magic +4/level; Skill points +4; Accuracy +4; Climb +3; Combat +3; Critical hit +3; Defence +3; Hide +3; Notice +2; Pick locks +2; Stealth +4

Priest:
This profession enjoys enforcing his might through magic. However unlike the Mage his intentions are not selfish. He is acting on behalf of his god and prefers beating sense into his opponent rather than the slice and dice approach.

Bonuses:
Health +8/level; Magic +10/level; Skill points +3; Accuracy +2; Combat +3; Defence +2; Language +3; Spells +3; Undead +4

Thief:
This profession is more concerned about wealth than power. He likes to travel light and cannot use long weapons or metal armors. This profession can gain experience quickly.

Bonuses:
Health +8/level; Magic +2/level; Skill points +2; Accuracy +2; Climb +3; Combat +2; Critical hit +3; Defence +1; Hide +3; Notice +2; Pick locks +3; Stealth +2

Warrior:
This profession is like a knight expect that he is more concerned about the successful end of combat rather than the world's gain. This profession can gain experience quickly.

Bonuses:
Health +10/level; Magic +2/level; Skill points +3; Accuracy +3; Combat +5; Critical hit +2; Defence +3; Ride +2

Part III.

ATTRIBUTES

Ok so when you chose a race and a profession, you should get, let's say 50 bonus points, which you add to your attributes. The attributes should be:

1. Might
2. Mental
3. Moral
4. Agility
5. Speed
6. Endurance

Part IV.

SKILLS

1. Architect;
2. Accuracy;
3. Blacksmith;
4. Carpenter;
5. Climb;
6. Combat;
7. Critical hit;
8. Defence;
9. Hide;
10. Identify;
11. Language;
12. Mountaineer;
13. Notice;
14. Pick Locks;
15. Ride;
16. Spells;
17. Stealth;
18. Trek;
19. Undead;
20. Gamble;
21. Repair;
22. Science;

So yeah, if you have any questions or suggestions pots here. Btw, support these ideas?
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Cfrey · Aug 17, 2008

Done.

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