[Magus Ranks] (Highest to lowest)
{SS} - Archon
{S} - Archmage
{A} - Grand Magus
{B} - First-Class Magus
{C} - Second-Class Magus
{D} - Third-Class Magus
{E} - Fourth-Class Magus
{F} - Fifth-Class Magus
[Voidspawns Ranks] (Highest to lowest)
{SSS} - Endbringer
{SS} - Calamity
{S} - Exile
{A} - Reaper
{B} - Malice
{C} - Wretched
{D} - Lesser
[Demon Ranks] (Highest to lowest)
{SS} - Demon Lord
{S} - Supreme Demon
{A} - Demon General
{B} - High Demon
{C} - Greater Demon
{D} - Elite Demon
{E} - Lesser Demon
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[Powersystem]
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What are Plot Points?
Plot Points are gained whenever the MC influences the storyline in meaningful ways. Changing events, affecting characters, breaking foreshadowing, surviving impossible odds, and etc… all of these generate PP.
In simple terms:
If the story shifts because of him, he earns Plot Points.
It can be used as a token or price for certain editorial skills.
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What is a Spellcore?
A Spellcore is the inner organ of sorcery, a crystallized knot of spirit and lifeblood found deep within every mage.
It stores raw mana, refines it into usable essence, and draws ambient energy from the world to replenish itself.
Like a heart circulating blood, the Spellcore circulates mana through the mage's channels, granting strength to spells and stability to the caster.
[Stages of Spellcore]
Tier 1:
-Can only cast Textbook or low spells
-Unlock Mana Awareness—first step to sensing magic
-[Resonance Points Cap: 0/100]
Tier 2:
-Can cast/activate a few spells at once
-Unlock Passive Mana Regeneration
-[Resonance Points Cap: 0/500]
Tier 3:
-Can cast more powerful spells
-Can cast/activate many spells at once
-[Resonance Points Cap: 0/1,000]
Tier 4:
-Boost/enhance all stats
-[Resonance Points Cap: 10,000]
Tier 5:
-Unlock Mana Zone (very short-range bonus to certain-element magic/limited time)
-[Resonance Points Cap: 100,000]
Tier 6:
-Unlock Chantless Casting For All Spells
-[Resonance Points Cap: 500,000]
Tier 7:
-Give boost familiarity to all type of affinity
-[Resonance Points Cap: Maxed]
[Each tier breakthrough provides the following enhancements]:
-Expanded Mana Capacity
-Enhanced Passive Mana Regeneration
-Amplified Spell Destructive Potential
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MR is the fundamental unit of magical growth and spellcore evolution. They represent a mage's deepening resonance with the Mana—the clarity, understanding, and alignment between the mage's soul and the forces of magic. (In other words, EXP)
>(MR) are invisible to most characters, and can't be measured, only by a mage's intuition.
>When (MR) reaches a certain cap, the Spellcore breaks through to the next Tier.
Ways to Gain MR (General)
>Defeating a Voidspawn
>Learning a new spell
>Mastering a spell
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Blessings are rare supernatural endowments granted at birth, awakened at certain stages of life, or bestowed by higher powers. Each Blessing manifests as a unique ability, passive enhancement, or extraordinary trait that sets its bearer apart from all others.
No two individuals can possess the same Blessing—every Blessing is singular, existing exclusively for one person in the world.
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Being "affine" to a certain element means:
-Their Spellcore naturally aligns with that element's mana frequency
-Their mana circuits conduct that element more smoothly
-They require less mana to cast the same spell
-Their spells have greater power, stability, and speed
-They learn spells of that element faster
-Higher-tier spells are less dangerous for them
Example:
Wind Affinity = Wind spells take 20–40% less mana to cast, and produce stronger effects.
Having No Affinity ≠ Cannot Use the Element:
Affinities improve efficiency, but not exclusivity.
Someone without Wind Affinity can still cast Wind spells, but:
-They consume more mana
-Their casting speed is slower
-Their Mana Control must be higher to maintain stability
-High-rank spells may be dangerous or impossible
-Spell quality (power, duration, precision) is weaker
A/N: I will update this from time to time :)