Rulebook

1. Dice & checks

When the outcome of an action is uncertain — combat, persuasion, climbing, sneaking, magic, perception — the DM asks for a roll using the /roll command in the chat input. Type something like /roll 1d20+2and the client rolls it for you. The result feeds into the AI’s next response.

Conventions: d20 for ability checks and attack rolls; d4 through d12 for damage; d100for rare lookups. You can ignore the math — the DM tells you what to roll, you tap the roll button, the story continues.

2. Levels & ranks

Characters start at level 1 and grow to level 100. Every level your HP, MP, and stats go up. Every 10th level is a milestone — you get a trait pick and unlock new skill rarities.

Behind the scenes, the DM reads a rank bucket rather than your raw level: Novice (1-20), Adept (21-40), Veteran (41-60), Elite (61-80), Mythic (81-100). Encounters scale to your rank, not the literal number.

Full math, XP curves, stat caps, and the milestone unlock table live in the in-repo doc docs/LEVELING.md (player-facing, MMORPG-flavored).

3. Classes

12 base classes: Warrior, Monk, Mage, Sorcerer, Cleric, Paladin, Rogue, Necromancer, Ranger, Druid, Bard, Artificer. Each has its own primary stats, HP/MP curve, and signature ability.

6 advanced classes unlock at level 50+ for Earl and Sovereign tiers: Spellblade, Storm Caller, Beast Lord, Death Knight, Shadow Dancer, Time Walker. Each requires an in-fiction unlock quest the AI generates for your character.

4. Skills & cooldowns

You start with 3 starter skills for your class. At level 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, 90, and 100 you unlock a new skill from the appropriate rarity pool. A level-100 character knows around 15 skills total — tight on purpose.

Skills have an MP cost and a cooldown. Strong skills hit hard but you can’t spam them. Some are once per session (recharge when you start a new session) and a few legendaries are once per campaign.

The /restcommand (see below) restores HP/MP and clears turn-scope cooldowns when the AI agrees you’re in a safe waypoint.

5. Inventory & equipment

Your character has 9 equipment slots: head, chest, hands, legs, feet, main weapon, off-hand, and two accessories. Items have a rarity (common → legendary) and rarity-tinted edges in the inventory panel.

Stack-of-coins items merge automatically. Equipped items don’t. The DM’s tools handle equipping, unequipping, dropping, and finding loot — you describe what you want to do and they make it happen.

6. Commands

• /roll NdM+K — roll N dice with M sides plus K. Used when the DM asks for a roll.
• /rest— request a long rest. The DM evaluates if you’re somewhere safe (inn, camp, town); if yes, HP/MP restore and turn-scope cooldowns clear.
• /safety — the consent stop. Halts the current scene immediately. See section 7.

7. /safety — the consent stop

8. Content policy

Adult accounts (18+) get the full range — heroic, gritty, dark, tragic, romantic — within the hard limits below. The DM follows the tone you set for each campaign.

Accounts under 18 (or any campaign with Minor Mode toggled on) get a PG-13 intensity ceiling — no graphic violence, no sexual content, no drug use as fun, no torture, no body horror beyond mainstream fantasy creature design.

Hard limits apply to every account, every campaign, every framing: no sexual content involving minors (CSAM), no non-consensual sexual content, no real-world harm instructions (weapons, drugs, exploits, suicide methods), no doxxing or harassment of real people, no bypass attempts. These are non-negotiable.

Full policy lives at /terms and in the in-repo doc docs/MATURE_CONTENT_POLICY.md.

9. Per-campaign rule overrides

Each campaign can override the defaults above on its own settings page. Common overrides: a different critical-hit rule, a stricter rest gate, custom house rules for a specific table’s style.

The DM picks these up automatically — you don’t need to remind them every session. Open the campaign’s Settings → Rules tab to view or edit.