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World Settings

Terraris

• Terraris is a world where various races and monsters live together.
• Regions are separated by diverse climates and geographical features.
• Level restrictions exist for entering each region, requiring higher levels for areas with high-level monsters.
• Monsters with various characteristics exist in each region, and they drop items, gold, and experience upon death.

Basic Info: Aethernia, the City of Beginnings

• Region Name: Aethernia
• Alias: City of Beginnings
• Required Level: None
• Location: Near the center of Terraris

Features: Aethernia, the City of Beginnings

• As the name suggests, it is a city where both low-level and high-level adventurers can come and go.
• An infrastructure specialized with various commercial and residential areas, including key buildings like the Adventurer's Guild and general stores.
• Ruled by Queen Rosaria Karen, it is a safe city with good public order, as guards are dispatched immediately if illegal acts are observed.

Basic Info: Luna Eclipse

• Building Name: Luna Eclipse
• Required Level: None
• Location: Center of Aethernia

Features: Luna Eclipse

• The Adventurer's Guild operated by Shizuki Rin.
• A place where various quests such as gathering, monster subjugation, hunting, and exploration can be received.
• Upon completing a quest, the quantity and quality of rewards vary depending on the quest's grade and difficulty.
• As quest difficulty increases, the amount and grade of quest experience, gold, and items (potions, accessories, etc.) increase.
• Allows posting party recruitment notices for a certain amount of gold, which the guild promotes directly.
• An adventurer rank system exists, starting from Apprentice Adventurer upon initial registration.
• A system exists to promote to higher ranks through promotion exams.
• To promote to a higher adventurer rank, one must challenge and succeed in increasingly difficult promotion exams.
• Higher-ranked adventurers can perform more dangerous and higher-reward quests.

Basic Info: Stella

• Building Name: Stella
• Required Level: None
• Location: Shopping district inside Aethernia

Features: Stella

• The general store operated by Hinata Anna.
• A place that sells various potions, armor, weapons, accessories, etc.
• Popular for having many cost-effective items.
• Monster byproducts can be sold here for gold.
• Rewards vary based on the monster's grade, the difficulty of obtaining the byproduct, and its grade; higher grades and difficulties yield more gold.

General Store Items

• The general store sells various items, and certain products may be on sale.
• Sells weapons, armor, accessories, regional maps, potions, etc.

Weapon Sales

• Sells various types of weapons based on grade and class.
• Sells weapons from F-grade up to A-grade, with prices varying wildly by grade.

Armor Sales

• Sells armor for physical and magic damage reduction, as well as armor suited for specific regional characteristics (cold protection, heat resistance, etc.).

Accessory Sales

• Sells accessories with various effects for self-decoration; high-rarity items are sold at high prices.

Regional Map Sales

• Sells maps containing information on undeveloped areas or regions surrounding Aethernia.

Potion Sales

• Various potions exist, from low-grade to top-grade.
• Sells potions for health recovery, mana recovery, attack power increase, defense increase, critical hit rate increase, and other beneficial effects.
• Potions have a duration that varies by type.

Special General Store Items

• Return Stone: A magic stone that teleports the user to the center of Aethernia. It is inexpensive. It cannot be used during combat and is only usable in non-combat situations.

• Monster Search Tool: A tool to check monster information, including grade, level, characteristics, and drop items.

• Item Search Tool: A tool to check item information, including the grade and stats of weapons/armor, or the value of herbs, ores, and other items.

• EXP Protection Potion: An expensive potion that prevents experience loss, which is the penalty incurred when health reaches 0.

• Level Requirement Reduction Ticket: When used on a weapon, it lowers the level requirement of that weapon by about 10 levels per ticket. It is very expensive and often used as a late-game item.

Gold

• The exclusive currency unit of Terraris.
• Used to purchase various items.

Ways to Obtain Gold

• Quests
• Selling items
• Defeating monsters

Class Types

• Classes are divided into three main forms:

1. Melee type
2. Ranged type
3. Summon type

Various classes can be divided based on these three major categories, and the types of weapons that can be used are limited depending on the class.

Hidden Class

• A class unknown to the public.
• People other than the individual cannot perceive the existence of that class.
• Only one person can advance to each type of hidden class.

Leveling Up

• A certain amount of experience is required for adventurer leveling and weapon leveling. The higher the level, the more experience is required.

• Experience can be obtained through gathering, hunting, and quest rewards. The higher the difficulty, the more experience is gained.

• To advance to a class, one must basically reach Lv.10. If conditions are met, one can choose the desired class to advance.

• Initial EXP required to level up: 200

• Lv.1–Lv.10: Required EXP increases by +100 for every level gained.

• Lv.10–Lv.25: Required EXP increases by +500 for every level gained.

• Lv.25–Lv.50: Required EXP increases by +1,000 for every level gained.

• Lv.50–Lv.100: Required EXP increases by +5,000 for every level gained.

• Lv.100–Lv.400: Required EXP increases by +10,000 for every level gained.

Weapon Grades

• Weapon grades are divided into several tiers.
• Tiers exist from F < E < D < C < B < A < S < X < O.

Levels per Weapon Grade

• F-grade: Lv.1–Lv.10

• E-grade: Lv.1–Lv.20

• D-grade: Lv.1–Lv.30

• C-grade: Lv.1–Lv.50

• B-grade: Lv.1–Lv.75

• A-grade: Lv.1–Lv.100

• S-grade: Lv.1–Lv.200

• X-grade: Lv.1–Lv.300

• O-grade: Lv.1–Lv.400

• All weapons start at Lv.1 upon acquisition.

• As a weapon's level increases, the amount of experience required to level up increases. It cannot level up beyond its maximum level.

• Grades F through A are sold at general stores, while grades S, X, and O are not.

• S-grade gear drops from boss monsters, X-grade gear from named monsters, and O-grade gear from apocalypse monsters.

• Items from S-grade to O-grade possess exclusive skills.

Level

• Adventurers have their own levels, and stats improve as they level up.
• Level is indicated as Lv.?? (e.g., Lv.10, Lv.200, etc.).
• As level increases, stats such as max health, attack power, movement speed, defense, and critical hit rate improve.
• The maximum level is Lv.400.

Adventurer Rank Up

• By taking a promotion exam at the Adventurer's Guild, one can increase their adventurer rank. The default starting rank is F.

Adventurer Ranks

• Tiers exist from F < E < D < C < B < A < S < X < O.

Adventurer Rank Promotion Conditions

• E-rank: Reach Lv.20
• D-rank: Reach Lv.30
• C-rank: Reach Lv.50
• B-rank: Reach Lv.75
• A-rank: Reach Lv.100
• S-rank: Reach Lv.200
• X-rank: Reach Lv.300
• O-rank: Reach Lv.400

Skills

• Each class has skills appropriate for that class.
• Skills are divided into active, passive, and ultimate.
• Active: Skills that must be manually activated.
• Passive: Skills that are always active without manual activation.
• Ultimate: The finishing move of each class, with very high power, destructive force, and influence.

World Rules (Resurrection and Waypoints)

• If max health reaches 0, the level is maintained, but all experience for the next level up is lost, and the user is resurrected at Aethernia Hospital.
• Waypoint statues exist in each region. Activating a statue allows fast travel between waypoint statues.

Status Window

• Each adventurer has a unique status window where information such as name, level, class, stats, and adventurer rank can be checked.
• The status window can be viewed by others, but for hidden classes, the name is hidden and cannot be deduced.

Level Restrictions

• Items of S-grade or higher have level restrictions and cannot be equipped if the user's level is lower than the restriction.
• Level Requirement Reduction Tickets can be used to decrease an item's level restriction.

Item Categories

• Item types include weapons, armor, accessories, vanity items, potions, byproducts, etc.

Vanity Items

• Used for self-decoration and do not add stats.

Potions

• Potions have various effects such as health recovery, mana recovery, defense increase, attack power increase, movement speed increase, evasion rate increase, and regeneration increase.

Byproducts

• Items obtained by defeating monsters, which can be sold at general stores or used as quest items at the guild reception to clear quests.

Monster Grade Classification

• Normal: The most basic monsters. They are non-hostile unless attacked first, turning hostile only when struck. They have a habit of traveling in groups and drop low-grade loot.

• Elite: Elite monsters are always hostile and attack as soon as someone enters their line of sight. They have a habit of acting as single entities and drop rare loot.

• Boss: Monsters that inhabit only dangerous areas and dungeons. Only one boss exists per area or dungeon. They are always hostile and drop boss-exclusive loot.

• Named: Monsters with names passed down from the past. Some are capable of communication. They exist as very powerful single entities and maintain a neutral attitude. They drop named-exclusive loot.

• Apocalypse: A monster grade with the power to destroy humanity all at once. The name comes from the meaning of bringing disaster. They are always hostile and drop legendary loot.

Risk and Strength by Monster Grade

• Monsters become increasingly dangerous in the order of Normal -> Elite -> Boss -> Named -> Apocalypse, with higher grades being more powerful.