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hysterickingdom2014-04-29 06:16 pm
vulcanblazer) wrote in hysterickingdom2014-04-29 06:16 pm
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[Pinned on the message board in the main foyer of the Overlord's Castle is a new notice, something of an advertisement, really. Done mostly by hand, it reads the following:]
NOW OPEN: ADELL'S ITEM WORLD LEVELING SERVICE
That new sword you bought not cutting it? That armor you found on a defeated enemy not protective enough? Don't sell them off for a quick buck, invest in it. No time for Item Worlding to make it better? That's where we come in.
I can provide quick, easy Item World leveling and service for a reasonable fee up front, there are two options you can take:
1) If you don't wish to come into the item along with me after you pay the fee, I will level the item up as best as I can. What's the catch here? Anything I find in the item, gear, money, or other valuables are mine. But on the other hand, you just gained a powerful item for only paying an upfront, one-time cost.
2) If you choose to accompany me into the item, items and Hell will be divided equally between us, with preference of items going to the consumer.
Either way is a good deal, so next time you're in need of an item upgrade and you can't find the time or don't want to take the risk of venturing into the Item World alone, count on Adell for everything you need!
[Action]
[Adell himself had put the finishing touches on his stall a few days before, finally ready for business. It took a lot longer to get off the ground than he started; he had to level up some gear of his own on the side to make sure he could cover the tougher contracts. Thankfully, having power comparable to an Overlord made Item World running easy enough. So fully equipped and ready, Adell sat at his stall and awaited any curious individuals or potential customers.
He kept an eye out. Honestly, he was surprised no one else thought of this sooner. He'll probably make a killing off it.]
[Pinned on the message board in the main foyer of the Overlord's Castle is a new notice, something of an advertisement, really. Done mostly by hand, it reads the following:]
That new sword you bought not cutting it? That armor you found on a defeated enemy not protective enough? Don't sell them off for a quick buck, invest in it. No time for Item Worlding to make it better? That's where we come in.
I can provide quick, easy Item World leveling and service for a reasonable fee up front, there are two options you can take:
1) If you don't wish to come into the item along with me after you pay the fee, I will level the item up as best as I can. What's the catch here? Anything I find in the item, gear, money, or other valuables are mine. But on the other hand, you just gained a powerful item for only paying an upfront, one-time cost.
2) If you choose to accompany me into the item, items and Hell will be divided equally between us, with preference of items going to the consumer.
Either way is a good deal, so next time you're in need of an item upgrade and you can't find the time or don't want to take the risk of venturing into the Item World alone, count on Adell for everything you need!
[Action]
[Adell himself had put the finishing touches on his stall a few days before, finally ready for business. It took a lot longer to get off the ground than he started; he had to level up some gear of his own on the side to make sure he could cover the tougher contracts. Thankfully, having power comparable to an Overlord made Item World running easy enough. So fully equipped and ready, Adell sat at his stall and awaited any curious individuals or potential customers.
He kept an eye out. Honestly, he was surprised no one else thought of this sooner. He'll probably make a killing off it.]
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It's... well, it's not necessarily simple, but it's easy enough to understand, I think.
Here in the Netherworld, every item, from the most common stick of gum to the most badass sword imaginable, has a realm inside of it. It's kinda like a tower, or a labyrinth sort of thing, and the realm is populated with what are called Residents. Most of them aren't friendly and try to kick your ass. Some of them live in towns and are peaceful.
The real key to unleashing any given item's true power is working your way through the "tower" of the item, clearing floors and defeating specific enemies within. As you do so, the item increases in level, and with it, its attributes increase: Swords become keener and more dangerous, guns more lethally accurate, and pizza more delicious than you ever imagined.
Item Worlding, as we call it, is a dangerous pasttime for the inexperienced or low level. The more powerful an item is, the stronger its residents. If you hit a point where enemies are too strong, it's wise to back out until you get stronger. But the risk is often worth the reward, because not only is your item now more powerful, but you may recover spoils from the item world itself.