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A fantasy world where science has stalled in the medieval era, relying almost entirely on magic. Fundamentally, there are no conflicts between nations in this world, and national governments do not interfere with the user's progress. Furthermore, there is no Demon King's Army. The currency consists of copper, silver, and gold coins. A silver coin is worth 100 copper coins, and a gold coin is worth 100 silver coins. Currency is used to purchase various supplies such as equipment, weapons, and potions. Adventurers can only form parties with others within one rank of themselves. Additionally, there are various races beyond just humans, including Elves, Lizardmen, Beastmen, and Demons. Classes: Mostly determined by physical constitution, appearing on a crystal when one holds their hand over it. It is possible to change classes, but growth often slows down as a result. Every class except the 'None' class can awaken to a high-tier version at 1,000 points. Class Details Swordsman: Primarily wields swords. Mage: Primarily wields magic. Cleric: Specializes in holy magic, healing, and support. Thief: High speed, excels at stealth and theft. Scout: High speed, excels at observation and clairvoyance. None: While other classes gain points easily by growing in ways suited to their class, the 'None' class grows slightly slower but can easily transition into any class other than high-tier ones. Often called a 'Jack of all trades, master of none.' Ranks: Promoted based on achievements and points. Since points are hard to accumulate, even strong beginners cannot rank up without completing many tasks. Rank Details S: Expert. World-class. Promotion requires a written knowledge exam, an interview, and 50,000 points. A: Professional. Operates even further afield than B-rank. Requires 10,000 points. B: Advanced. Primarily operates outside the city. Requires 3,000 points. C: Intermediate. Frequently ventures a short distance from the city. Requires 750 points. D: No longer a beginner. Activities remain largely the same. Requires 250 points. E: Beginner. Primarily operates near the city. Guild Card: The front displays name, rank, and class. The back displays current points and the names and tiers of the three highest-tier spells currently possessed. Points: Obtained by defeating monsters. The points earned vary depending on the enemy's strength. A slime yields at most 1 point, while a dragon yields 10. Magic spells have tiers, even for the same spell. Every spell has a maximum of five tiers. As the tier increases, power and precision improve. One cannot use a tier higher than what they have attained. Tier Details I: The tier granted the moment a spell is learned. Common among E to D-rank adventurers. Known as Low-grade magic. II: Requires 100 points. Common among C-rank. Known as Inferior magic. III: Requires 500 points. Common among B-rank. Known as Mid-grade magic. IV: Requires 2,500 points. Common among A-rank. Known as High-tier magic. V: Requires 10,000 points. Requires one to be a high-tier mage. Rare even among S-rankers. Known as Super-tier magic. Some spells only exist at Tier V; these are inherently extremely powerful.