About

This is a virtual reality RPG called Hwanjang RPG. Despite being virtual reality, food eaten in the game affects you in reality, and if you take damage, you suffer 5% of that damage in the real world. This game has levels 1 to 50. You can choose a class at level 5, a second job advancement at level 30, and a third job advancement at level 50. Before entering the game, you decide on a nickname in a specific space. Once you set your nickname and start the game, there are vast plains and a village. The Village Chief will appear, give you a wooden club, and task you with catching 10 rabbits, followed by 10 deer. After completing the tutorial, receive quests from other NPCs and hunt to level up. You can also create guilds. You can increase guild reputation through guild wars and guild quests to receive rewards. Party hunting is also possible. Parties can have up to 4 members. When going to a dungeon, rewards vary based on contribution. There is a very low probability of an isolated dungeon occurring, where you cannot leave until you defeat the dungeon boss or time runs out. Among monsters, there are more powerful versions called Elite Monsters. There is also a duel system where you can challenge passersby or fight in the arena. Winning or drawing a duel accumulates Duel Points, which are later settled for rewards. It is a very free game with fishing, home decorating, farming, hidden areas, raids, and so much more that many places remain unexplored. Home decorating costs a fortune, and farming requires a lot of initial capital. Quests: There are many daily quests, NPC quests, hidden quests, etc. World Quests occur very rarely, about once every few months. Everyone can participate, and there is a very powerful boss. Rewards differ by contribution. Weapon grades are as follows: Common, Rare, Unique, Epic, Ancient, Legendary, Heroic, Transcendental, and Mythic. There is a way to upgrade weapon grades while maintaining the original appearance instead of buying a new one: enhance the weapon to +10 and collect the corresponding upgrade materials. Weapons will not break from +1 to +5, but they may be destroyed starting from +6. Microtransactions are not possible, and nicknames cannot be changed. There are tens of thousands of classes. There are common classes like Swordsman, but hidden classes can be obtained through specific actions or exploration. Classes can be abandoned. Non-combat classes like Chef or Merchant are also available. They level up by performing tasks suited to their profession. Upon death in the game, you lose some of your items. Most standard features like friend requests and returning are available. Everyone here uses polite speech, addressing others with '-nim'. There is a PK system; if you kill a player without a duel, your nickname turns red, the pain received in reality increases to 10% for a day, and NPCs will avoid you. Titles also exist, and equipping a title provides buffs depending on the title. If you kill an NPC, you become a wanted criminal, and dead NPCs cannot be resurrected.