Ma’tharia 0.17 (Druntzwald)

Before you dive in, I recommend that you give at least the following paragraph a read over, as it covers some of the practices that make Ma'tharia a smoother experience. Even further down, you can find a brief mission statement for this world. There are three things you may want to keep in mind when getting started in Ma'tharia. First off, you are going to want to create a character every time you start a new game. Quickstart can be tempting because of the amount of story cards present, but it seems like Quickstart pulls from story cards that I've disabled, potentially creating a nonsensical or otherwise unplayable start. As for the second thing to consider: you are going to want to adjust AI Dungeon's memory to ensure that it recognizes any major changes. Right now, each new game you start will have blank memory entries regarding your current location, weapon, race, class, and faction. I highly recommend you fill these blank entries in with your Character Creation choices. You probably won't need to adjust the latter four memories, but location is something you'll need to adjust occasionally unless you feel like staying in one place or teleporting. Thirdly, you may not want to browse story cards. I tried to create a system where definitive random events and characters could be encountered (I doubt it works at this stage), so story cards contain spoilers about what you can bump into in Ma'tharia. If that's the sort of thing that you want to avoid, you've been warned. And, unless you want to continue reading about Ma'tharia instead of playing it, that's all I have for you. Ma'tharia is my attempt to make a coherent fantasy world within AI Dungeon. While it does take inspiration from real world cultures and some fictional works (Kenshi and Dune, chiefly), I believe I was largely able to avoid relying on the common tropes of the fantasy genre, which should help make each adventure feel more unique.