The world governments try to keep organized civilization intact. All the while, the various advanced steampunk societies of the world are fighting wars and chipping away at each others infrastructure. In every city, every town, warships can be seen in the air, and the rumbling of subterranean tanks can be heard. You are a mercenary who is hired by one of the nations, known as "Gozara" to all, and you are put in a squadron of other mercenaries. As you get shipped off to the front line in a subterranean tank, one of your allies says that the nation you're fighting, Udiston, has started deploying monsters to the battlefield. You're appalled at this, but before you have a chance to reply, your tank bursts out of the ground, and you rush to the battlefield.
There are five classes in Dystopia RPG. (Note: these are the starting stats, and can be changed by leveling up, equipping new equipment, and things of that nature.)
Footsoldier
Footsoldiers are the default class. They have a good balance between offense and defense, and have medium health.
Stats
HP: 35/35
Attack:3
Defense: 3
MP: 10/10
Equipment: Weapon: Infantry Rifle Atk+3 Armor: Military Armor Def+3
Skills: Double Tap (shoots enemy twice, costs 3 MP) Stimulant (doubles damage of attacks for the next turn, costs 4 MP)
Shocktrooper
Shocktroopers are a close assault unit with very high attack and high MP, yet low defense.
Skills: Full Auto (pumps a whole clip into an opponent, triple damage attack, costs 6 MP) Napalm Shot (reloads weapon with a clip of napalm bullets, doubles damage for next three attacks of for one Full Auto, adds fire damage, ignores armor, costs 10 MP)
Paladin
Paladins are warrior-medics with high MP, HP, defense, and healing magic, yet very low attack.
Skills: Kick (kicks the enemy, stuns them for the turn, allows for a second action, costs 3 MP) Heal (heals one character for 5 health, costs 3 MP) Medicate (heals all characters fully, costs 20 MP)
Yari
Yaris are energy weapon and mage units, using offensive magic to crush their opponents. They have low health, however, and their regular attack damage is halved.
HP: 20/20
Attack: 2 (physical attack damage halved)
Defense: 2
MP: 40/40
Equipment: Weapon: Laser Rifle Atk+4 (magic damage x1.5) Armor: Cybernetic Armor Def+2 Special: Energy Node (10% chance to let a skill be used without MP cost)
Skills: Shock (charges the enemy with electricity, does normal damage, costs 5 MP) Incinerate (destroys an enemy with sheer force, does quadruple damage, costs 15 MP) Snap Freeze (stuns an enemy, does normal damage, costs 7 MP)
Close Combat
Close Combat units are outfitted with powerful magic and attacks. They are considered expendable, so they have only the most basic MP training.
Skills: Blaze (chars an enemy with a flamethrower blast, does double damage, costs 6 MP) Plasmid Blast (hits an enemy with an energy blast, does triple damage, costs 8 MP)
As you level up a class, you will learn new skills, but some skills are weapon-exclusive. Also, your MP and HP will go up. In addition, you will be able to increase either your attack or defense permanently by one point. Here is a link to the Dystopia RPG website.
You take the nspalm pistols from the dealer, the lightspeed armor, and then you run over to the tavern and get a beer. ------------- You get a nice glass of light-bodied Chardonnay with pear notes, a good deal of honeysuckle, and tones of apricot. There is a slight citrusy nose.
Laela runs to the tavern with purpose, and gets a drink. Or two :P ------------- You don't have to, I was saying that you should go to the Armory first.
You walk sneakily into the Elder's House. You think that you'll go unnoticed, but he asks you hat you're doing. You say you're just looking around, and he shows you some things. The Takanoan seal, his katana, all of that stuff. Then, you bid farewell and dash to the temple.
Hmm...What do you do in a temple...Ask god for health,MP,better weapons,(maybe get some healing water or something like that)and victory in the war.And take a look the architecture of the building. Now,I say we shouldn't waist Alt's time, so Alt, is there anything useful to do here(besides beer and tourism)? Maybe we should see if there's anything interesting in the forest?
you look at the Temple. There is a very large statue in the center of the room, and behind it is a door. Do you go through the door? @zach: sorry, it's too late for people to join. I might be able to fit you in later though.
