OBERINMORPG

(Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game)

By Spencer Hoyl

SIX CLASSES TO CHOOSE

• Fighter - Tank

• Ranger - Scout

• Rogue - Thief

• Cleric - Healer

• Wizard - Mage

• Druid - Animalist

FIGHTER• Melee

• Parry

• Special/FighterHayate:

Widely

recognized

as the

strongest

fighter

Fighters are of greater need when fighting higher level

creatures. They “tank” creatures and assume most if not

all of the damage. This allows other players to fight safely.

WORLD MAP

• Marali - Hard

• Duldrus – Death

• Lerilin - Easy

• Mirith - Medium

• Andris - Medium

RANGER

• Archery

• Tracking

• Special/RangerRangers are efficient at soloing many creatures.

This means they have the best probability for

survival on their own. Also, rangers can kill

creatures from ashore.

PERCEIVED SUCCESS LEVELING SYSTEM

• Success (instead of Experience points) is earned when an “event” is completed repetitively for a certain number of times.

• From lvl 1 to 2 it takes 100 successes

• 2 to 3 also takes 100 successes

• 3 to 4: 200 successes

• 4 to 5: 400 successes

• 5 to 6: 800 successes

• 6 to 7: 1600 successes

• 7 to 8: 3200 successes

The amount of successes it

takes to reach the next level

is essentially exponential.

Generally there is a “time

level cap” around level 13.

This means that it would not

be worth your while to level

past 13.

ROGUE

• Anatomy

• Stealth

• Special/Rogue

Rogues are extremely helpful in

groups because they can loot

locked containers. Also they emit

a high amount of damage in a

short amount of time. Be careful

though, because rogues can

stealth you might have to assume

“agro” for most of the fight.

A well known

rogue guild

emblem.

GAME MASTERS

• Jinker

• Charnath

• Cyzna

• Ellina

• Enris

• Foxy

• Liaraen

• Nanuht

• Sucurro

• Ubijca

Aethon

Bobley

Stefan

*Honorable

mention*

*Ariki* (Not a GM)

Game masters help make the game

more fun. They monitor game abuse,

and run RTQ’s. They will also be the

one’s to change your name from

demo.

CLERIC

• Alchemy/Cleric

• Magery/Cleric

• Healing

Clerics are the life-

source of the party.

They heal everyone

and revive those that

have fallen. A party

without a cleric is a

party bound to die

(assuming one cannot

solo).

Iceane: an ancient,

excessively wealthy

cleric

ROLE-PLAYING AND RTQ’S

• Vanguards

• Scouts Much of Oberin game-play relies on the role playing and

in-character abilities of the individual players themselves.

Some have taken on responsibilities of training new players

or protecting cities or guild halls. With help from GM’s,

players can partake in battles with forces of evil or go on

an adventurous journey throughout Oberin.

WIZARD

• Magery/Wizard

• Meditation

• Enchanting

Wizards are a

very powerful

soloing class.

They have can

have a high

resist magic

level allowing

them to take on

creatures of

many different

aspects.

DEATH

• Increases the level of the creature that killed you

• Lose 25 successes in certain skills

• Become a ghost

• Lose all items (except raft)

Dying in Oberin is inevitable. Although it really is a

terrible thing to go through, it will happen less

often the more you experience it.

DRUID

• Alcehmy/Druid

• Magery/Druid

• Taming

Druids are probably one of the

two best characters at soloing

(along with the ranger). Druids

cannot tame all creatures, but

those that they do are

relatively loyal. Pets must be

fed often, and kept alive.

HIGHER LEVEL CREATURES• Dragon lv12-14+

• Stone Golem lv 13

• Hell Mage lv 12

• Lich lv 14

• Magma Golem lv 15

The higher the level of the creature,

the higher the level of player and

party size including diversity. You’ll

want to bring at the very least: a

fighter, cleric, and wizard.

TEAM EFFORT

• Because it may take a group of players to defeat a certain amount of creatures, Oberin focuses on a lot of team effort. There are a few different

ways to split loot. Since trading in Oberin is based on trust, usually the role of the Rogue is to loot everything, and then split after a ‘hunt’. The Fighter is to assume aggression of the creature, or ‘agro’. The Cleric is to keep everyone

alive with their healing powers. The Druid is to Calm all of the creatures if there are too many. The Wizard should paralyze every creature. The Ranger

is to lead the group to the creatures.

GUILD HALLS• At least 5 players needed to create a

guild hall *contact a GM to buy*

• Small Guild Hall1.5 million gold pieces, 15,000 boards and 15,000 ingots.

• Medium Guild Hall2 million gold pieces, 22,000 boards and 22,000 ingots.

• Large Guild Hall3 million gold pieces, 30,000 boards and 30,000 ingots.

MariRangers’ Broken Guild Hall

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTS AND TITLES

• Item for Item exchange

• Separate from the skill leveling system there exists a title leveling system

Sometimes if guilds rely heftily on role play then a GM may change a players title to suit the role. Ex. Captain, or General.

Title Experience

Nomad - ?

Peasant 0

Citizen 150

Respectable 800

Honorable 2000

Illustrious 4000

Distinguished 8000

Noble 16000

Master 32000

Sir 64000

Lord 128000

SILVER LEAF SHOP

• Requires a Silver Leaf to access

To get to the silver leaf shop, one must go through Aborek and reach the end and drop a silver leaf in the portal. Aborek is very dangerous and usually several high level players are needed to reach the end. It is also important to note that you must take gold and note store tokens if you wish to buy anything within the shop. In the silver leaf shop you can buy:

-Black Armour

-Robes of any color either Resistance or Protection

-Ash

-Poison Glands

PVP ISLAND

• Also known as the Black Island the PvP Island is an island that allows Player versus Player interaction. However, if you decide to visit the island you will not gain any success, or experience points.

Alas, PvP is not a popular activity

because the only reward is

“bragging rights”.

OPERATING SYSTEMS

• Oberin runs natively on OS 8 to OS X 10.6

• Any other operating system including OS X 10.7+ and Windows onwards requires emulation

• Emulation can be achieved via sheepshaver, parallels, Vmware, or others

• Only currently known operating systems that you can emulate from include windows and mac os x. Linux TBD