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Welcome to MassiveCraft! This is the New Roleplayers' Guide. Do not be afraid to ask questions in the [https://www.massivecraft.com/discord-roleplay Discord]. Other players or staff members should be able to help clear up any confusion.
This Page is prone to Shrodinger's Tangerine.
''"Can we call speculating over unreleased content Schrodinger's Tangerine" - Okadoka 4/20/21''
Keep in mind, content on this page will shift and change.


===Ability Summary & Yanera Abilities===
==The World==
All Yanar have access to the Common Yanar Abilities, while only Yanera Flor, Fae, and Dul have access to their respective Ability kits.
MassiveCraft's lore is set in a universe called Aloria, a late medieval universe on the cusp of advancing. It is a world where knights in heavy armor, barbarian wildlings in thick fur, haughty Elven Mages, and caped French musketeers freely mingle. Aloria is a story of great Empires, the marks they have left on history, and the people they leave behind when they collapse. Most information about the world is held on Heritage pages, which explain how Characters from different parts of the world feel about culture, religion, Magic, and one another. All Heritages can be found on the [[Races]] page, but a neat summary of each is below. These summaries include physical form as well as lore information, and are grouped by shared story.
===Heritages===
Aloria's population is broken down into various Heritages, each with their own designs, histories, and themes. For organization, Heritages are broken down into the following lineages, which have common themes.


====Common Yanar Abilities====
[[File:Ailorrace.png|frameless|20px]] '''Cerkind Heritages''' are standard humanoids.
*Ailor are standard humans, and the average of all Heritages.
*Skyborn are technology people focused on innovation.
*Sihai are an East-Asian inspired group of Dragon supporters distant from the world.
*Dwarves are standard dwarves fighting for their homeland.
*Eronidas are Orc-like philosopher warriors and poets


{| class="wikitable"
[[File:Elfkind.png|frameless|20px]] '''Elfkind Heritages''' are the various elf themes.
|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center; background-color:#c0c0c0;"
*Teledden are standard elves with an ancient history.
! Ability Name
*Lanlath are mystical high elves from a sealed-away realm.
! Ability Type
*Suvial are fire elves with skills in Demon-taming.
! Ability Range
*Solvaan are mercenary wind elves from misty isles.
! Ability Description
*Isldar are ice elves exiled and facing a cold war within.
|-
*Sihndar are frugal dark elves fighting against Demons.
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Sorcery Skill 1
*Kathar are cultist dark elves seeking greater power from dark entities.
| Constant Passive
*Maquixtl are geneticist elves dwelling in ancient jungles and rural plains.
| Self
*Abismaï are probably the cave elves, but I have no idea lol.
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Sorcery Skill 1 | If the Character has purchased at least 1 Sorcery Ability, they may gain an additional Sorcery Ability from any Category for free. This Ability can only trigger once, and if this Ability is somehow removed from the owner, the chosen Sorcery Ability is lost.
*Selvath are wood elves who fiercely guard their forest realms.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | World Shift 1
| Control Power
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: World Shift 1 | The user is able to Song-bend any unliving materials (dead wood, stone, metal, glass, bone, etc) into other shapes or a desired shape. This involves the act of singing, and then using one’s hands to bend the material as if it is made of a clay-like substance. This can never result in sharp edges or strong surface that Metallurgy can produce, and is only decorative. Objects cannot decrease or increase in size, and this Ability does not allow the Song-bending of objects that consist of many smaller objects, such as a wall consisting of hundreds of bricks, but does allow the Song-bending of a single wooden pillar in a palisade wall.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Flux Shift 5
| Mythic Shift
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Flux Shift 5 | This Ability does two things. Firstly, with this Ability, a Constant Passive is active for the user, that allows their clothes to perfectly resize and change to fit whatever Mythic or Racial Shift they engage in except if they would somehow become quadrupedal or no longer humanoid, while also returning magically after Shifting back from any such non-humanoid Shifts. Secondly, with this Ability, the user is able to magically change the color, shape, material and appearance as well as layering of their clothing and foot and head wear, including removing and adding new pieces on the fly. This Ability acts instantly and seamlessly with no Cooldown. This Ability cannot create or emulate armor or any tough materials that add extra armoring, and materials cannot consist out of rare materials that require Abilities or Progressions to produce.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Yanar Biology 1
| Constant Passive
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Yanar Biology 1  | The Yanar is composed primarily of plant matter. When the Yanar dies, or goes through the Wyldbirth Cycle, they shed their body as fertilizer and are reborn after 48 hours. This new body can have a completely different appearance, be of a different Yanera subspecies, have a different personality, different Body Shape, but must always have the same Proficiencies. For more specifics, read the Wyldbirth section above under Physical Characteristics. A Yanar can only go through Wyldbirth 4 times a year, based on the 4 seasons. Additionally, the Yanar is able to exert minor influence on the flora around them, causing them to sway with a wave of the character’s hand.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Yanar Biology 2
| Constant Passive
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Yanar Biology 2 | The Yanar can, while in a region or area affected by Home Enchant 7, meditate while holding hands with as many other characters with Yanar Biology 2, and up to one character without Yanar Biology 2, drawing them into a communal dream-realm. While in this realm, they can talk and share photo-like images of memories to others in dream. Anyone can leave the realm at will, or be forced out of it if their meditation is disturbed. Additionally, the Yanar can forcibly bring anyone who is fully restrained or incapacitated into the dream realm as well. This is not voluntary, and the target cannot leave on their own. The target cannot close their eyes, allowing the Yanar to bombard them with flash-like photos of memories, sounds, and smells in rapid succession. This can only be used on one target at a time, and can only be disrupted by the Yanar ending it, or being forced away from the Target.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Yanar Biology 3
| Constant Passive
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Yanar Biology 3 | The Yanar can summon a plant or bark stave between 5 to 6 feet long that is as tough as steel. It can be freely given to others, but will rot after 48 hours. The Yanar can re-absorb the Stave at will by touching it, and can only summon one stave at a time. It can be stolen from the Yanar. Additionally, the Yanar can plant a piece of fruit in a region affected by Home Enchant 7, growing a domestic-cat sized familiar called a Yattil that takes on features of the fruit and a certain kind of animal. The Yattil is purely aesthetic, and can interact with their Yanar owner in friendly ways, but cannot be hurt or assist in any functional capacity. Only one Yattil can exist at any given time, though the Yanar can re-plant the Yattil to change its fruit or animal type.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Home Enchant 7
| Region Enchant
| Player Region
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Home Enchant 7 | The user is able to use Home Enchant 7 inside any Player Region such as Rental House Region or Clandestine Base, or a 10x10 area of greenery, to transform it into a Solur Garden. This Garden allows any plants to be grown within them, and protects them from Corruption or Fungus, even from Abilities such as Vile Vine 1. In addition, the Garden can have any number of small Solur Companions, which are mostly aesthetic acorn-sized familiars that cannot leave the confines of the garden. If the Garden is attacked or intruded upon, these Solur companions will jump at the assailants, one per intruder. From there, they will explode and reduce all Combat Proficiencies of the user by 25%. This effect remains for as long as the intruders are in the garden, or up to an hour maximum. If the Garden is burned, this Region Enchant ends, and the same area cannot be re-enchanted for 24 hours. Only one Region or area may be Enchanted by the user, and they must be allied or the owner of that Region. In order to represent this Enchant, the region should be filled with Sunflowers.
}}
|-
|}
====Yanera Flor====
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center; background-color:#c0c0c0;"
! Ability Name
! Ability Type
! Ability Range
! Ability Description
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Light Mend 3
| Magic Spell
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip:  Light Mend 3 | The user feeds and gains strength from sunlight or moonlight. Either moonlight or sunlight are capable of feeding the user much like normal food would, thus making drinking and eating redundant for them (though they still can). Additionally, while standing outside (with no block that interrupts a direct line from the player model to the open sky, including leaf blocks), the Character has +5 Physical Stat, and can choose to absorb strength from the moon or sun and increase Body Shape by one additional step.
}}
|-
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Flux Shift 6
| Mythic Shift
| Self
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Flux Shift 6 | The user is able to change their Body Shape, Body Fat, Sex and Body Hair (including top hair and facial hair: color, texture, shape and consistency) at any point, seamlessly and instantaneously.
}}
|-
|}


====Yanera Fae====
[[File:Beastrace.png|frameless|20px]] '''Beskind Heritages''' are anthropomorphic peoples.
{| class="wikitable"
*Asha are animal-folk seafarers and adventurers.
|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center; background-color:#c0c0c0;"
*Urlan are minotaur hunters fused with a symbiote.
! Ability Name
*Narim are insectoids who dwell in the undercity.
! Ability Type
 
! Ability Range
[[File:Yanarrace.png|frameless|20px]] '''Auldkin Heritages''' are ancient peoples.
! Ability Description
*Maraya are fae- and tiefling-like vault-dwellers from a technologically advanced past.
|-
*Allar are lizardfolk alchemists and educators.
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Flux Shift 7
*Slizzar are snake-like shapshifters who can blend into any society.
| Mythic Shift
 
| Self
[[File:Ancientraces.png|frameless|20px]] '''Unique Heritages''' are miscellaneous peoples.
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Flux Shift 7 | The user is able to shift races on themselves. Unlike Flux Shift 1 however, there is no flexibility to change individual aspects. Flux Shift 7 simply translates the exact person as they look in their original race, to whatever race they have chosen, with all visual features that make them recognizable translating over to the new race’s equivalent features. Even if logic would dictate that a race shift from Ailor to Url would become unrecognizable, they still are. Their voice also remains the same.
*Dragonkin are humanoids descended from the souls of dragons.
}}
*Bralona are inorganic slime and metal people created by dragons.
|-
*Yanar are plan people with an affinity for nature.
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Empath Sense 2
*Orion are star-people from the skies curious about the world.
| Trigger Passive
*Mystech are a group of Spirits, Robots, and Homunculi
| Emote Distance
 
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip:  Empath Sense 2 | The Character may blank their own emotional state while focusing on a single person within Emote Distance. As long as focus and a stare is maintained, the Character will duplicate the emotions and feelings of the Target and feel them, themselves. For example, extreme grief or joy, or heartache and melancholy. This does not explain why they feel that way, it simply copies the feeling to the user without altering the feelings of the Target.
==Extra Reading==
}}
===Magic===
|-
Magic is strongly woven into the history of Aloria as both an uplifting and dangerous force that has started as many civilizations as it has ended them. Different Heritages, Cultures, and Religions have very strong opinions about Magic and its use that can often become polarizing. This section will not go into the nuances of Magic in detail. However, it's a generally good rule of thumb that people and civilizations who have had bad experiences with Magical enemies like Vampires and Demons are more likely to be suspicious of even normal Mages who aren't hurting anybody, while the more familiar a Culture is with Magic, the less likely it is they fear it. Certain Religions impose that only their type of Magic is valid, such as Draconism that only favors Magic from the Dragons. More information about this can be found on Heritage, Culture and Religion pages, as well as the [[Magic]] page.
|}
 
====Yanera Dul====
===Affinities and Afflictions===
{| class="wikitable"
Besides Heritages, '''Affinities and Afflictions''' can be optional reading for designing a Character in the world of Aloria. These are unique conditions a Character can have that lock them into a certain design niche.
|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center; background-color:#c0c0c0;"
* The [[Arkenborn]] Affinity is for Characters born as the children of the Arken, some of the world's most powerful Demons, worshiped as Gods in some religions. Arkenborn are powerful but mentally unstable and caustic Mages.
! Ability Name
* The [[Godborn]] Affinity is for Characters born as children of the Gods, entities venerated by millions of faithful. Godborn follow the story and archetype of their Godly parents, in search of their divine purpose.
! Ability Type
* The [[Archon]] Affinity is for Characters who swear fealty to the Dragons, ancient architects of the world and the living, and pledge to join their war against the Demonic and otherworldly as foot soldiers, spies, or strategists.
! Ability Range
* The [[Marken]] Affinity is the Alorian word for Werewolves who can lose control over themselves and change forms at strong emotions or the turning of the moon.
! Ability Description
* The [[Vampire]] Affliction is as it says, a famed and feared curse that lurks in the corner of every realm, promising sweet gifts of immortality and power at the cost of one's soul.
|-
* The [[Mortisphage]] Affliction is a lesser understood curse sowed by the Dead Gods that lends those struck with it the desire to feed on the memories of others for their fell masters.
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Shrewd Insight 1
* The [[Undead]] Affliction is a blanket term for those who died and came back to life, considered sacred warriors in some religions and accursed to be slain in others.
| Control Power
 
| Emote Distance
===The Setting===
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Shrewd Insight 1 | When conversing with a person, the user can, once a day, detect the true disposition of a person towards them. This may be done either by detecting how much the target likes or dislikes the user, or by more specifically detecting how they perceive the user. This may need to be updated from time to time, as people change their minds about others all the time. A character with at least 10 Proficiency Points in Theatre Arts is immune to this Ability. They simply send back blank results.
The actual Roleplay is set in the city of Regalia, the capital of the Regalian Empire. As the Imperial capital, it is host to all walks of society, and generally speaking any concept available works (though more extreme options, like being a Vampire or Undead, might draw hostility and limit Roleplay options unless the player is careful about disguising). Regalia is divided into four areas: the Town, Crookback, the Sewers, and Gloomrot. Most Roleplay happens in the Town proper, where businesses open and people gather. Crossing the bridge into Crookback takes the Character into a space that is more open to the Afflicted, heavily Mutated, and the obviously very Magical, while following the stairs down into the Sewers brings them into contact with the more utterly illegal, such anti-state agents and violent criminals, who need a place to hide. Gloomrot is the dark, shadowy forest in the countryside of Regalia dotted with a few little cottages and taverns, where mysterious creatures lurk and small parties of travelers can frequently be found.
}}
 
|-
===Mechanics===
| style="background-color:#cbf1cb;" | Yanar Biology 4
All of MassiveCraft's mechanical systems are explained on the [[Proficiency]] page.
| Constant Passive
 
| Self
==Getting Started==
| Grants the user {{#simple-tooltip: Yanar Biology 4 | The Yanar can target one person within Emote Distance, and alter the aesthetic visuals of their body via plants and petals to suit the person’s interests. For example, the person’s favorite color, or flower, or hair length might appear or re-appear on the Yanar’s body. Additionally, these Yanar always produce an Emote Range wide floral scent that smells different to each person that smells it, always representing their favorite floral or fruity smell.
* First, join the [https://www.massivecraft.com/discord-roleplay Discord].
}}
* Next, make a forum account. You have to have logged on for that, so log onto MassiveCraft at the IP massivecraft.com, and then log back off.
|-
* Then, go to the [https://forums.massivecraft.com/register/ forums] and make an account with the same name as your Minecraft username.
|}
* After, go to the [https://forums.massivecraft.com/forums/character-applications.290/ Character Sheets] section and read the [https://forums.massivecraft.com/threads/character-applications-template.54735/ template].
* Hit Post New Thread in the Character Sheets section and fill out a copy of the template for your Character.
* That’s all! Get on and roleplay.
* Please use the Ticket Bot in the Discord if you have any questions at all or need a skin. We’ll get you sorted.
 
==The Chat System==
* Run /rpmode to leave non-roleplay channels. You are now in Local Chat.
* Run /nick use CHARACTERNAME. Your dialogue will now show up with your character’s name.
** Typing and entering '''Hello.''' will print '''~CHARACTERNAME says: "Hello."'''
** Typing and entering '''jumped.+''' will print '''~CHARACTERNAME jumped.'''
** Typing and entering '''jumped. "Woah!"+''' will print '''~CHARACTERNAME jumped. "Woah!"'''
** Typing and entering '''Hello.$''' will print '''~CHARACTERNAME mutters: "Hello."''' This has a shorter range than normal.
** Typing and entering '''Hello.*''' will print '''~CHARACTERNAME whispers: "Hello."''' This has a very short range.
** Typing and entering '''Hello.))''' will print '''Hello.''' in local Out Of Character chat.
 
==Utilities==
* You can revisit the tutorial at spawn.
* You can use /fav add USERNAME to see when a friend logs on and off.
* There’s an activity board near spawn (/tp Golden Willow) to show you where players are.
* /tp WARPNAME will take you around the city. Warp names often match activity board names.
* If you ever can’t find RP, check #looking-for-rp in the Discord.
* Ask in a ticket if you’re new and struggling to find anyone.

Latest revision as of 01:50, 28 September 2024

Welcome to MassiveCraft! This is the New Roleplayers' Guide. Do not be afraid to ask questions in the Discord. Other players or staff members should be able to help clear up any confusion.

The World

MassiveCraft's lore is set in a universe called Aloria, a late medieval universe on the cusp of advancing. It is a world where knights in heavy armor, barbarian wildlings in thick fur, haughty Elven Mages, and caped French musketeers freely mingle. Aloria is a story of great Empires, the marks they have left on history, and the people they leave behind when they collapse. Most information about the world is held on Heritage pages, which explain how Characters from different parts of the world feel about culture, religion, Magic, and one another. All Heritages can be found on the Races page, but a neat summary of each is below. These summaries include physical form as well as lore information, and are grouped by shared story.

Heritages

Aloria's population is broken down into various Heritages, each with their own designs, histories, and themes. For organization, Heritages are broken down into the following lineages, which have common themes.

Cerkind Heritages are standard humanoids.

  • Ailor are standard humans, and the average of all Heritages.
  • Skyborn are technology people focused on innovation.
  • Sihai are an East-Asian inspired group of Dragon supporters distant from the world.
  • Dwarves are standard dwarves fighting for their homeland.
  • Eronidas are Orc-like philosopher warriors and poets

Elfkind Heritages are the various elf themes.

  • Teledden are standard elves with an ancient history.
  • Lanlath are mystical high elves from a sealed-away realm.
  • Suvial are fire elves with skills in Demon-taming.
  • Solvaan are mercenary wind elves from misty isles.
  • Isldar are ice elves exiled and facing a cold war within.
  • Sihndar are frugal dark elves fighting against Demons.
  • Kathar are cultist dark elves seeking greater power from dark entities.
  • Maquixtl are geneticist elves dwelling in ancient jungles and rural plains.
  • Abismaï are probably the cave elves, but I have no idea lol.
  • Selvath are wood elves who fiercely guard their forest realms.

Beskind Heritages are anthropomorphic peoples.

  • Asha are animal-folk seafarers and adventurers.
  • Urlan are minotaur hunters fused with a symbiote.
  • Narim are insectoids who dwell in the undercity.

Auldkin Heritages are ancient peoples.

  • Maraya are fae- and tiefling-like vault-dwellers from a technologically advanced past.
  • Allar are lizardfolk alchemists and educators.
  • Slizzar are snake-like shapshifters who can blend into any society.

Unique Heritages are miscellaneous peoples.

  • Dragonkin are humanoids descended from the souls of dragons.
  • Bralona are inorganic slime and metal people created by dragons.
  • Yanar are plan people with an affinity for nature.
  • Orion are star-people from the skies curious about the world.
  • Mystech are a group of Spirits, Robots, and Homunculi

Extra Reading

Magic

Magic is strongly woven into the history of Aloria as both an uplifting and dangerous force that has started as many civilizations as it has ended them. Different Heritages, Cultures, and Religions have very strong opinions about Magic and its use that can often become polarizing. This section will not go into the nuances of Magic in detail. However, it's a generally good rule of thumb that people and civilizations who have had bad experiences with Magical enemies like Vampires and Demons are more likely to be suspicious of even normal Mages who aren't hurting anybody, while the more familiar a Culture is with Magic, the less likely it is they fear it. Certain Religions impose that only their type of Magic is valid, such as Draconism that only favors Magic from the Dragons. More information about this can be found on Heritage, Culture and Religion pages, as well as the Magic page.

Affinities and Afflictions

Besides Heritages, Affinities and Afflictions can be optional reading for designing a Character in the world of Aloria. These are unique conditions a Character can have that lock them into a certain design niche.

  • The Arkenborn Affinity is for Characters born as the children of the Arken, some of the world's most powerful Demons, worshiped as Gods in some religions. Arkenborn are powerful but mentally unstable and caustic Mages.
  • The Godborn Affinity is for Characters born as children of the Gods, entities venerated by millions of faithful. Godborn follow the story and archetype of their Godly parents, in search of their divine purpose.
  • The Archon Affinity is for Characters who swear fealty to the Dragons, ancient architects of the world and the living, and pledge to join their war against the Demonic and otherworldly as foot soldiers, spies, or strategists.
  • The Marken Affinity is the Alorian word for Werewolves who can lose control over themselves and change forms at strong emotions or the turning of the moon.
  • The Vampire Affliction is as it says, a famed and feared curse that lurks in the corner of every realm, promising sweet gifts of immortality and power at the cost of one's soul.
  • The Mortisphage Affliction is a lesser understood curse sowed by the Dead Gods that lends those struck with it the desire to feed on the memories of others for their fell masters.
  • The Undead Affliction is a blanket term for those who died and came back to life, considered sacred warriors in some religions and accursed to be slain in others.

The Setting

The actual Roleplay is set in the city of Regalia, the capital of the Regalian Empire. As the Imperial capital, it is host to all walks of society, and generally speaking any concept available works (though more extreme options, like being a Vampire or Undead, might draw hostility and limit Roleplay options unless the player is careful about disguising). Regalia is divided into four areas: the Town, Crookback, the Sewers, and Gloomrot. Most Roleplay happens in the Town proper, where businesses open and people gather. Crossing the bridge into Crookback takes the Character into a space that is more open to the Afflicted, heavily Mutated, and the obviously very Magical, while following the stairs down into the Sewers brings them into contact with the more utterly illegal, such anti-state agents and violent criminals, who need a place to hide. Gloomrot is the dark, shadowy forest in the countryside of Regalia dotted with a few little cottages and taverns, where mysterious creatures lurk and small parties of travelers can frequently be found.

Mechanics

All of MassiveCraft's mechanical systems are explained on the Proficiency page.

Getting Started

  • First, join the Discord.
  • Next, make a forum account. You have to have logged on for that, so log onto MassiveCraft at the IP massivecraft.com, and then log back off.
  • Then, go to the forums and make an account with the same name as your Minecraft username.
  • After, go to the Character Sheets section and read the template.
  • Hit Post New Thread in the Character Sheets section and fill out a copy of the template for your Character.
  • That’s all! Get on and roleplay.
  • Please use the Ticket Bot in the Discord if you have any questions at all or need a skin. We’ll get you sorted.

The Chat System

  • Run /rpmode to leave non-roleplay channels. You are now in Local Chat.
  • Run /nick use CHARACTERNAME. Your dialogue will now show up with your character’s name.
    • Typing and entering Hello. will print ~CHARACTERNAME says: "Hello."
    • Typing and entering jumped.+ will print ~CHARACTERNAME jumped.
    • Typing and entering jumped. "Woah!"+ will print ~CHARACTERNAME jumped. "Woah!"
    • Typing and entering Hello.$ will print ~CHARACTERNAME mutters: "Hello." This has a shorter range than normal.
    • Typing and entering Hello.* will print ~CHARACTERNAME whispers: "Hello." This has a very short range.
    • Typing and entering Hello.)) will print Hello. in local Out Of Character chat.

Utilities

  • You can revisit the tutorial at spawn.
  • You can use /fav add USERNAME to see when a friend logs on and off.
  • There’s an activity board near spawn (/tp Golden Willow) to show you where players are.
  • /tp WARPNAME will take you around the city. Warp names often match activity board names.
  • If you ever can’t find RP, check #looking-for-rp in the Discord.
  • Ask in a ticket if you’re new and struggling to find anyone.