Martial art (willpower). Infuses a martial strike with wild magic, adding its force to the blow in addition to the weapon's damage. Costs 3% of maximum health and stamina.

Martial art (willpower). Infuses a martial strike with wild magic, adding its force to the blow in addition to the weapon's damage. Costs 8% of maximum health and stamina.

Channels wild magic at weak strength: party tricks only: a flower grows, a dim light appears, a hand-sized illusion flickers. Useless in earnest, good for training. Wild magic has no spell list, state the effect you wish to create and see if your wild magic is strong enough to make it. Costs 1% of maximum health and 1% of maximum stamina per cast.

Channels wild magic at this very powerful strength: Wild magic has no spell list, state the effect you wish to create and see if your wild magic is strong enough to make it. Costs 20% of maximum health and 20% of maximum stamina per cast.

Example level allocation showing how racial and job levels combine into one total build. It is a campaign example, not an assertion that this exact build existed in canon.

Example level allocation showing how racial and job levels combine into one total build. It is a campaign example, not an assertion that this exact build existed in canon.

Example level allocation showing how racial and job levels combine into one total build. It is a campaign example, not an assertion that this exact build existed in canon.

Lower-level allocation example for learning the shared budget. This is a project build, not a canon character. Sources determine powers; no gear or repertoire is automatically copied from a level-100 build.

Runtime opening kit for Argland Council State Native. Grant these separate supplies once to the actual selected player, after their personal build is complete.

Runtime opening kit for Location - Carne Village. Grant these separate supplies once to the actual selected player, after their personal build is complete.

Runtime opening kit for Location - Dragon Kingdom Royal City. Grant these separate supplies once to the actual selected player, after their personal build is complete.

Runtime opening kit for Lizardman Elder. Grant these separate supplies once to the actual selected player, after their personal build is complete.

Takes commissions the Adventurer's Guild won't sanction. No institutional protection, no rank system, and no illusion that the work is noble. The pay is good precisely because the clients have something to hide. Suggested: Human race, any martial class, Mercenary origin.

A descendant of dragonkind whose magic predates the tier system entirely - wild magic, drawn from souls rather than mana. The power is real and the price is worse: its greatest workings spend the one currency no decent person wants to pay. Most inheritors spend their lives pretending to be far weaker than they are. Suggested: Human or Dragonblood race, Wild Magic Caster class, Old Bloodline origin.

Drives: - figuring things out - finding secrets - knowing more Traits: - notices everything - thinks deeply - keeps to themselves Morality: facts over feelings Relationships: - studies people - keeps their distance - only shares what they want to

Drives: - seeing new places - avoiding ties - finding their path Traits: - independent - adaptable - collects stories Morality: live and let live Relationships: - makes temporary friends - shares tales - leaves before getting attached

A holy warrior combining martial training with divine magic. Paladins channel positive energy for healing and holy attacks.

A player from the virtual reality game YGGDRASIL, transported to the New World when the servers closed. The summit of divine casting: healing, revival, holy attack magic, and summoned angels, all through tier magic. The priest was a YGGDRASIL class, and its holy magic predates every New World temple.

A player from the virtual reality game YGGDRASIL, transported to the New World when the servers closed. One of the rarest classes in YGGDRASIL, restricted to undead characters and built for Overlords who took the death-magic road. Its magic consumes life directly: instant-death spells, command over undead, and death-attribute attacks of the highest grade. (Undead-only in lore; a living character taking it is defying the build's nature.)

A player from the virtual reality game YGGDRASIL, transported to the New World when the servers closed. A divine caster in heavy armor: healing, smiting, turning undead, and summoning angels, all castable from inside melee.

A player from the game YGGDRASIL, transported to the New World with their full build intact. They operate on a power scale the New World does not share: high-tier magic, absurd equipment, and mundane weapons glance off them. Individual builds vary enormously - specific strengths and weaknesses come from the NPC's own entry.

An independent mercenary who operates outside Adventurer's Guild sanction. Takes commissions for tomb raiding, politically sensitive operations, and high-risk retrieval. No institutional protection. No rescue obligations. Combat capability varies enormously; experienced workers are often more dangerous than their rank implies. Resistant to fear.

A being created to serve the Winged Eclipse. Like Nazarick's servants they are YGGDRASIL-made and far above New World scale; their loyalty is to their own guild and its master. Specifics come from the individual's entry.

Non-sentient animal-tier creature. Basilisks, Giant Lizards, cave bears, and similar fauna. Danger comes from physical power and territorial behavior rather than tactics. Common in wilderness encounter zones and in dungeon lower levels. Resistant to fear.