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	Wraith World is a homebrew setting originally designed by an anonymous /tg/ poster and his childhood friends. The game, as well as setting has an emphasis on fast and loose rules, ridiculous character tropes and designs, and vague sexual content bordering on magical realm material. Essentially the game was written to entertain a bunch of grade school kids, but when shared or discussed with 4chan it was immediately requested to be rewritten into a playable game to be enjoyed by all.		Wraith World is a homebrew setting originally designed by an anonymous /tg/ poster and his childhood friends. The game, as well as setting has an emphasis on fast and loose rules, ridiculous character tropes and designs, and vague sexual content bordering on [[magical realm]] material. Essentially the game was written to entertain a bunch of grade school kids, but when shared or discussed with 4chan it was immediately requested to be rewritten into a playable game to be enjoyed by all.

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	Wraith World is a homebrew setting originally designed by an anonymous /tg/ poster and his childhood friends. The game, as well as setting has an emphasis on fast and ~~'''~~loose rules, ridiculous character tropes and designs, and vague sexual content bordering on magical realm~~'''~~ material. Essentially the game was written to entertain a bunch of grade school kids, but when shared or discussed with 4chan it was immediately requested to be rewritten into a playable game to be enjoyed by all.		Wraith World is a homebrew setting originally designed by an anonymous /tg/ poster and his childhood friends. The game, as well as setting has an emphasis on fast and loose rules, ridiculous character tropes and designs, and vague sexual content bordering on magical realm material. Essentially the game was written to entertain a bunch of grade school kids, but when shared or discussed with 4chan it was immediately requested to be rewritten into a playable game to be enjoyed by all.

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	Races of maidens that were able to be encountered included, but were certainly not limited to:		Races of maidens that were able to be encountered included, but were certainly not limited to:
	*Ancients: A race of lithe Elves called The Ancients. A pointy eared people with various markings on their skin, who had magical powers.		*Ancients: A race of lithe Elves called The Ancients. A pointy eared people with various markings on their skin, who had magical powers. The Ancients were a species of long-lived elven beings from the depths of space. They were roughly based on Juraians from Tenchi Muyo. They were basically like slapping elf ears and some chunky parts on a Tenchi girl. They had a natural affinity for spell casting. Little was known about them, save that they dreamed of returning to their home planet. But they never had the means of doing so, as it was too far away, even by means of space travel.
	*~~Cat People~~: A race of humanoid cats who were the natural enemies of the Wargors and Akari. Incredibly agile and fast. Have a silly and comical personality.		*Catfolk: A race of humanoid cats who were the natural enemies of the Wargors and Akari. Incredibly agile and fast. Have a silly and comical personality. Catfolk were generally all female. There were a couple males in the Progenitor Wraith session, but they were kind've ostracized or alienated by the females. They were agile and playful and "Lolrandumb" anime tropes. They hunted on vast plains and lived solitary nomadic lifestyles. They often used weapons and armor that was stolen from various other places or species, so I guess it was implied that they were thieves.
	*Draconians: A race of large humanoid "half dragons". Even females are 8ft tall.		*Draconians: A race of large humanoid "half dragons". Even females are 8ft tall. Were descendants of a race of sky pirate drakes that evolved into a humanoid shape. They were largely nomadic, but had a solitary city in the clouds. Draconians grew their wings in adolescence and had only a short time before they would shrivel up and fall off, so they had to decide where they wanted to live before their flight was taken from them.
	*Demon sluts: Humanoid female Demons, "having a half-demon baby was the easiest in the game".		*Demon sluts: Humanoid female Demons, "having a half-demon baby was the easiest in the game".
	*Goo girl: A race of goo people inspired by the Japanese series of life simulation role-playing video games created by Tecmo. "A mass of pink goo with boobs"		*Goo girl: A race of goo people inspired by the Japanese series of life simulation role-playing video games created by Tecmo. "A mass of pink goo with boobs." Googirls were part of a race called Slimes. Slimes were usually monsters. At their center was a solidified ball that housed their brain and internal workings, and then their "Body" was made of different colored slimes. They could make their body as solid or malleable as they wished, and could make their arms in to blades. Slimes lived in dark dungeons, and waited for adventurers, so that they could spring on them and attack.
			*Seeths: Were led by religious zealots that had a parasite in their body that dislocated all of their joints. They were really "Loose and floppy" when they fought you, kind've like Voldo from Soul Calibur.


	Pregnancy mechanic: A player character attempting to have sex with a NPC rolling 19 or 20 on d20 results in a live birth of an half human half humanoid heir. Every time you "layed with the same maiden", you increased the chances by 1 point.		Pregnancy mechanic: A player character attempting to have sex with a NPC rolling 19 or 20 on d20 results in a live birth of an half human half humanoid heir. Every time you "layed with the same maiden", you increased the chances by 1 point.
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	*Hydrakes were kind of like a cross between a hydra and a drake. They had fat, leathery bodies and huge wings, with multiple heads and multiple tails. They could breathe fire, but unexpectedly, they could also summon a burst of fire from their tails.		*Hydrakes were kind of like a cross between a hydra and a drake. They had fat, leathery bodies and huge wings, with multiple heads and multiple tails. They could breathe fire, but unexpectedly, they could also summon a burst of fire from their tails.
	*Madusas were quite different than those depicted in D&D. A large ball of various snakes, that would vaguely make out the shape of a human face during combat. It basically worked like a slime from many other games, if it rolled over top of you, you had to fight it's way out, and it was highly poisonous, and highly disgusting.		*Madusas were quite different than those depicted in D&D. A large ball of various snakes, that would vaguely make out the shape of a human face during combat. It basically worked like a slime from many other games, if it rolled over top of you, you had to fight it's way out, and it was highly poisonous, and highly disgusting.
			*Nagas were Lamias.
			*"Half Mantis Women" would eat you if you tried to fuck them. Someone made them as a counter to Bryan, a Progenitor Wraith's, character (Who fucked anything with boobs).
			*Maggotrats were like molerats without back legs.

	==Known Spells and Powers==		==Known Spells and Powers==

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	Wraith World does not use classes to carry the weight of it's character customization. At low levels, characters must rely on equipment and situational circumstance to gain an advantage. At higher levels, through the acts of adventuring and questing, players can acquire Powers or Spells which modify their character and act like a sort of vocation. These however are never given to a character who has not somehow earned them.		Wraith World does not use classes to carry the weight of it's character customization. At low levels, characters must rely on equipment and situational circumstance to gain an advantage. At higher levels, through the acts of adventuring and questing, players can acquire Powers or Spells which modify their character and act like a sort of vocation. These however are never given to a character who has not somehow earned them.

	'''Powers''' are mostly non-magical gifts or "achievements" that one can earn by performing tasks in their adventures. For instance, One can become a Dragon Slayer, by dealing the killing blow to an evil dragon. Thus, dragons you come to meet in the future will fear and respect you, and you can even obtain their powers for a brief time. The Crystal Swordsman is another power you can acquire by defeating a swordsman in a duel while wielding a legendary Crystal Sword. Crystal Swordsman can send sonic waves through the air by swinging their sword, and hit enemies at range. There was a Power that you got for surviving several dangerous encounters with heavy damage. You had to have a single Hit Point remaining for several battles, and doing so would give you a natural defense, so you could remain unarmored and become impervious to elemental damage. The cool and overpowered part was that you could eventually deal extra damage for every point of damage you had taken. That was for spells AND melee damage. There was a power called Sentinel that you earned from infusing your body with the arcane component of a stone warrior-like monster. This would give you the ability to switch places with a party member, when they were attacked, and gave you the ability to counter attack. OP and the other Progenitor Wraiths stole this power's abilities from Final Fantasy.		'''Powers''' are mostly non-magical gifts or "achievements" that one can earn by performing tasks in their adventures. For instance, One can become a Dragon Slayer, by dealing the killing blow to an evil dragon. Thus, dragons you come to meet in the future will fear and respect you, and you can even obtain their powers for a brief time.

	'''Magic''' is a mysterious and dangerous force that can only be granted by encountering a powerful, and often ancient, arcane force and entering a covenant of some sort with it after committing to a difficult task. Even still, each spell has a heavy price. For example, a demon may grant you the ability to create a sword out of coagulated blood and viscera by offering half of your health in blood. A particularly powerful spell called Hellfire costs all of your remaining Mana, and kills every living thing that cannot jump out of the way within 6 inches of your miniature. Magic should never be taken lightly, and always comes at a heavy cost.		'''Magic''' is a mysterious and dangerous force that can only be granted by encountering a powerful, and often ancient, arcane force and entering a covenant of some sort with it after committing to a difficult task. Even still, each spell has a heavy price. For example, a demon may grant you the ability to create a sword out of coagulated blood and viscera by offering half of your health in blood. A particularly powerful spell called Hellfire costs all of your remaining Mana, and kills every living thing that cannot jump out of the way within 6 inches of your miniature. Magic should never be taken lightly, and always comes at a heavy cost.
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	*Madusas were quite different than those depicted in D&D. A large ball of various snakes, that would vaguely make out the shape of a human face during combat. It basically worked like a slime from many other games, if it rolled over top of you, you had to fight it's way out, and it was highly poisonous, and highly disgusting.		*Madusas were quite different than those depicted in D&D. A large ball of various snakes, that would vaguely make out the shape of a human face during combat. It basically worked like a slime from many other games, if it rolled over top of you, you had to fight it's way out, and it was highly poisonous, and highly disgusting.

			==Known Spells and Powers==
			*'''Visceral Blade''': Spell. Can be obtained in a covenant with Serafi, Father of Wraiths. A ritual spell of the conjuration school, regarding Blood, Blades, and Chaos. By offering one's blood to their patron, by slicing open their arm, the blood coagulates into a hard, straight dagger. Half of your current hit points are offered in this way. For every 25 hit points, the blade is made bigger. It is considered a medium weapon at 25, a Large weapon at 50. This weapon can be broken off and thrown as a projectile weapon. This spell also costs 10 Mana.
			*'''Overwhelming Shadow''': Spell. Can be obtained in a covenant with Serafi, Father of Wraiths. An immediate spell of the Hexing school, regarding shadow and trickery. By offering the shavings of a cut onyx stone to your patron, a cloud of darkness surrounds you and all living things within 20 feet of you are considered blind while in this area. If they manage to find the square where a target is standing when they attack, they must succeed a 50% chance of missing before making their attack. This spell costs 12 Mana to cast, and doubles it's range for every additional 6 mana you care to spend on it. The shadow lasts as long as a normal disfiguring cloud would.
			*'''Dragon Slayer''': Power. Obtained by dealing the killing blow to an evil dragon. Thus, dragons you come to meet in the future will fear and respect you, and you can even obtain their powers for a brief time.
			*'''Crystal Swordsman''': Power. Obtained by defeating a swordsman in a duel while wielding a legendary Crystal Sword. Crystal Swordsmen can send sonic waves through the air by swinging their swords, and hit enemies at range.
			*'''Nameless Durable Power''': Power. Obtained by surviving several dangerous encounters with heavy damage. You had to have a single Hit Point remaining for several battles, and doing so would give you a natural defense, so you could remain unarmored and become impervious to elemental damage. The cool and overpowered part was that you could eventually deal extra damage for every point of damage you had taken. That was for spells AND melee damage.
			*'''Sentinel''': Power. Obtained by infusing your body with the arcane component of a stone warrior-like monster. This would give you the ability to switch places with a party member, when they were attacked, and gave you the ability to counter attack. OP and the other Progenitor Wraiths stole this power's abilities from Final Fantasy.
			*'''Hellfire''': Spell. Obtained through a covenant. costs all of your remaining Mana, and kills every living thing that cannot jump out of the way within 6 inches of your miniature.

	== Wraiths ==		== Wraiths ==

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	Image:WraithWorld.pdf		Image:WraithWorld.pdf\|OP's marvelous first delivery.

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	The original game was thrown away by one of the player's moms, and was never able to be salvaged from the the trash. A sequel, referred to as "Wraith World 2" was written in the next year, but it's mechanics were more complicated, and it's style borrowed too heavily from anime that was popular at the time. The carefree charm that made the original game was missing, and the sequel was abandoned in favor of other games that were more prominent at the time.		The original game was thrown away by one of the player's moms, and was never able to be salvaged from the the trash. A sequel, referred to as "Wraith World 2" was written in the next year, but it's mechanics were more complicated, and it's style borrowed too heavily from anime that was popular at the time. The carefree charm that made the original game was missing, and the sequel was abandoned in favor of other games that were more prominent at the time.
	Due to positive reception of posters on /tg/, and a general sense of interest in the original system, a 3rd edition of Wraith World is being written by anonymous with help from /tg/ and will be available for download in the form of a PDF. (Though, due to the nature of the necessity of the physical books, it is recommended that THE BOOK OF LEGENDS be printed and placed in a binder.)		Due to positive reception of posters on /tg/, and a general sense of interest in the original system, a 3rd edition of Wraith World is being written by anonymous with help from /tg/ and will be available for download in the form of a PDF. (Though, due to the nature of the necessity of the physical books, it is recommended that THE BOOK OF LEGENDS be printed and placed in a binder.)

			==Gallery==
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			Image:WraithWorld.pdf

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	Wraith World does not use classes to carry the weight of it's character customization. At low levels, characters must rely on equipment and situational circumstance to gain an advantage. At higher levels, through the acts of adventuring and questing, players can acquire Powers or Spells which modify their character and act like a sort of vocation. These however are never given to a character who has not somehow earned them.		Wraith World does not use classes to carry the weight of it's character customization. At low levels, characters must rely on equipment and situational circumstance to gain an advantage. At higher levels, through the acts of adventuring and questing, players can acquire Powers or Spells which modify their character and act like a sort of vocation. These however are never given to a character who has not somehow earned them.

	'''Powers''' are mostly non-magical gifts or "achievements" that one can earn by performing tasks in their adventures. For instance, One can become a Dragon Slayer, by dealing the killing blow to an evil dragon. Thus, dragons you come to meet in the future will fear and respect you, and you can even obtain their powers for a brief time. The Crystal Swordsman is another power you can acquire by defeating a swordsman in a duel while wielding a legendary Crystal Sword. Crystal Swordsman can send sonic waves through the air by swinging their sword, and hit enemies at range.		'''Powers''' are mostly non-magical gifts or "achievements" that one can earn by performing tasks in their adventures. For instance, One can become a Dragon Slayer, by dealing the killing blow to an evil dragon. Thus, dragons you come to meet in the future will fear and respect you, and you can even obtain their powers for a brief time. The Crystal Swordsman is another power you can acquire by defeating a swordsman in a duel while wielding a legendary Crystal Sword. Crystal Swordsman can send sonic waves through the air by swinging their sword, and hit enemies at range. There was a Power that you got for surviving several dangerous encounters with heavy damage. You had to have a single Hit Point remaining for several battles, and doing so would give you a natural defense, so you could remain unarmored and become impervious to elemental damage. The cool and overpowered part was that you could eventually deal extra damage for every point of damage you had taken. That was for spells AND melee damage. There was a power called Sentinel that you earned from infusing your body with the arcane component of a stone warrior-like monster. This would give you the ability to switch places with a party member, when they were attacked, and gave you the ability to counter attack. OP and the other Progenitor Wraiths stole this power's abilities from Final Fantasy.

	'''Magic''' is a mysterious and dangerous force that can only be granted by encountering a powerful, and often ancient, arcane force and entering a covenant of some sort with it after committing to a difficult task. Even still, each spell has a heavy price. For example, a demon may grant you the ability to create a sword out of coagulated blood and viscera by offering half of your health in blood. A particularly powerful spell called Hellfire costs all of your remaining Mana, and kills every living thing that cannot jump out of the way within 6 inches of your miniature. Magic should never be taken lightly, and always comes at a heavy cost.		'''Magic''' is a mysterious and dangerous force that can only be granted by encountering a powerful, and often ancient, arcane force and entering a covenant of some sort with it after committing to a difficult task. Even still, each spell has a heavy price. For example, a demon may grant you the ability to create a sword out of coagulated blood and viscera by offering half of your health in blood. A particularly powerful spell called Hellfire costs all of your remaining Mana, and kills every living thing that cannot jump out of the way within 6 inches of your miniature. Magic should never be taken lightly, and always comes at a heavy cost.