World of Aetherion

Aetherion:

The Game: Set in a distant world of Aetherion, the game combines elements of multiplayer servers, RPG, survival, and building genres, offering a rich narrative and engaging gameplay.

Protagonist: You find yourself ejected forcibly from your clans settlement in the main hub city. This city is from the ruins of a great technological civilization. After "The Event", 95% of the planet's population died from starvation, destruction, disease and wildlife, and the survivors were not left with much to rebuild, except some old tech remnants and basic elements. 200 years later, the world consists of survivors, settlements with a clan style mentality and a leader for each settlement. Some settlements are in game built. Players can build a settlement with the correct blueprint, and are driven by the clan they form. Solo players can also build a fortress on both PVE and PVP servers.

As a survivor of your world and now a renegade and outcast from your previous clan, you must start from scratch, gather resources and supplies to build and upgrade your gear, weapons and plot of the map you claim for your fortress or settlement. Travel through various biomes of the map and discover the wilds of your planet. The player will be immersed in discovery, combat, lore, loot and rare loot containing NFT's for blueprints to craft items for use, trade or sell on the in-game auction house.

As you explore your world, you'll discover new friends to join, explore and fight together and share the loot on elite's. Treasures and loot are everywhere, so look high and low. Some maybe in plain sight, so in rather challenging areas. Some special tool blueprints can help you build tools to reach hard to reach places, above and below.

Crafting is one of the core game features, crafting will always be evolving as you discover new items and blueprints. Deconstruction of some items have a chance to give you a rare blueprint of that item. Blueprints can be traded, sold or used. Some will have unlimited use and some with only a few or one time use. Most resources such as wood, metals, ores, horticulture will be freely gathered in some way, or found in loot. Such as tree's, ore, crystals, etc. Looted crafting resources can consist of things only found in looted items or combat.

Building another core game feature will consist of many types, such as primitive campsites to large fortresses and settlements. Snap together parts, walls, etc., will be used for building custom buildings and whatever the imagination can explore. Other items such a looted decoration, trophies from world events or crafted, can be dropped anywhere inside your claimed areas.

Combat, it wouldn't be fun without some death. How you do it is up to you. Your choice of playstyle, all powerful in their own way. Mix and match, melee and ranged, or a fist. Skill trees and points will quickly give you more power over your enemies. World events will take a minimum of 3 players, with varying difficulty. The more players the better.

Biomes are basically comprised of the following.

1. Arborvoid Dunes (Forest Desert)

• Tribe: Dune Synthetics – Humanoids with adaptive camouflage and solar-powered exo-suits.

• Mutants/Creatures: Mirage Vipers – Optical illusion-creating serpents.

• Animals: Solar Canids – Fox-like creatures with photovoltaic fur, don't get too close.

• Alien Insects: Dune Dancers – Sand-skating insects that leave intricate patterns and have a mean bite.

• Buildings: Oasis Domes – Self-sustaining biosphere habitats.

2. Fenmór Peaks (Swamp and Mountains)

• Tribe: Fogbinders – Masters of vapor manipulation living in floating habitats.

• Monsters/Creatures: Mire Leviathans – Amphibious beasts with bio-luminescent markers.

• Animals: Vaporwings – Birds that navigate through fog with echolocation.

• Alien Insects: Mistweavers – Webs that condense fog into water.

• Buildings: Cloudsteads – Elevated platforms anchored to mountain peaks.

3. Gréneweard Highlands (Mountains Green)

• Tribe: Gréneweard Engineers – Utilize advanced biotech for agriculture and defense.

• Monsters/Creatures: Canopy Stalkers – Camouflaged felines with photosynthetic fur.

• Animals: Solar Parrots – Birds that mimic radio frequencies and sounds.

• Alien Insects: Leafcutters – Architectural insects building complex hives.

• Buildings: Arboreal Spires – Tree-integrated living structures.

4. Ash Scoria (Mountains Volcanic)

• Tribe: Magma Forgers – Specialize in geothermal energy and metallurgy.

• Monsters/Creatures: Lava Turtles – Creatures with obsidian shells and molten cores.

• Animals: Ember Snakes – Heat-resistant reptiles living in lava flows.

• Alien Insects: Fire Ants – Construct heat-resistant mounds from volcanic ash.

• Buildings: Caldera Keeps – Fortresses built into volcanic craters.

5. Frozen Ridges (Mountains Snow)

• Tribe: Iceweavers – Craft clothing and shelters from silk and ice.

• Monsters/Creatures: Snowdrift Spirits – Ethereal entities causing blizzards.

• Animals: Glacier Runners – Quadrupeds adapted for icy terrains.

• Alien Insects: Frost Moths – Generate heat through wing flapping.

• Buildings: Crystal Palaces – Structures made from reinforced ice and glass.

6. Wraithscape Barrens (Badlands)

• Tribe: Shadow Nomads – Blend into their environment using light-bending fabrics.

• Monsters/Creatures: Dust Devils – Wind-based entities gathering debris.

• Animals: Crag Hoppers – Lizards capable of jumping between rock formations.

• Alien Insects: Barren Beetles – Burrow into stone, weakening it for habitation.

• Buildings: Mirage Outposts – Mobile bases with holographic defenses.

7. Echovault Caves (Caverns)

• Tribe: Echo Sages – Use sonar technology for navigation and communication.

• Monsters/Creatures: Cave Wyrms – Bioluminescent predators with sonic attacks.

• Animals: Dripstone Drakes – Bat-like creatures feeding on minerals.

• Alien Insects: Glow Worms – Illuminate caverns and create natural art.

• Buildings: Luminous Labyrinths – Illuminated pathways and communal areas.

8. Aquanex Seas (Water)

• Tribe: Hydrocasters – Control water currents and have underwater breathing capabilities.

• Monsters/Creatures: Leviathan Eels – Gigantic eels generating electrical storms.

• Animals: Coral Crafters – Fish that sculpt and live in coral cities.

• Alien Insects: Sea Skaters – Insects walking on water, creating breathable air bubbles.

• Buildings: Tide Citadels – Underwater and surface-floating structures with hydrodynamic designs.

9. Metal Peaks (Old City)

• Tribe: Relic Keepers – Guardians of ancient technology and lore.

• Monsters/Creatures: Guardian Constructs – Automated defenders of the ruins.

• Animals: Urban Foxes – Adapted to thrive in abandoned structures.

• Alien Insects: Data Spiders – Web-spinning insects that collect and store information.

• Buildings: Echo Chambers – Repositories of knowledge, powered by forgotten tech.

World of Aetherion

Aetherion will be the next generation of survival gaming! Craft, build and explore beautiful custom landscapes while battling monsters and teaming up with other players. The best part? You earn real Genesis tokens while you play.

Crafting:

Crafting maybe A-typical for a survival game, but what if you could sell your crafted items for real world monetary value? Well, in Aetherion you can. Part of the rare loot system will contain rare blueprints you can craft. These items in turn can be minted as a NFT and traded/sold on the in game marketplace.

Craft Types:

• Tool and Weapon Crafting: Enables players to create tools for gathering resources and weapons for defending against threats. This can range from simple stone tools to complex firearms, depending on the game's setting.

• Shelter Building: Allows players to construct shelters or bases of operation. This can involve simple tents for temporary refuge or elaborate structures with defenses and storage capabilities.

• Clothing and Armor Crafting: Provides players the ability to create clothing and armor for protection against environmental hazards and enemy attacks. This can include everything from basic leather armor to advanced combat gear.

• Cooking and Food Preparation: Vital for games where hunger is a mechanic. Players can cook raw ingredients to create meals that restore more health or provide buffs.

• Alchemy or Potion Making: Useful in games with a magical or alchemical element, allowing players to create potions or elixirs that heal, enhance abilities, or offer temporary buffs.

• Resource Processing: Transforms raw materials into more useful forms. This can include smelting ores into metal, refining herbs into medicinal components, or crafting lumber from logs.

• Vehicle or Mount Crafting: In games with larger worlds, being able to craft vehicles or tame and outfit mounts can be crucial for exploration and transport.

• Farming and Gardening: Allows players to grow their own food and other resources, making them less dependent on scavenging. This can be expanded to include breeding animals.

• Electronics and Machinery: For more technologically advanced games, crafting complex electronic devices or machinery can unlock new abilities, automate tasks, or provide significant advantages in exploration or combat.

• Ancient Craft: Crafting of old-world tech and primitive items, such as melee weapons, ranged, items such as containers and items used for searching, scanning, research and deciphering.

• Crafting Mods: Crafting mods available to some crafting types. These mods are used to enhance your gear. Some rare mods can be traded on the marketplace.

Combat

• Melee: Most of the melee combat will utilize melee combat with handheld weapon, such as wooden, metal, and other salvaged made weapons. Also, the option for hand-to-hand combat (styles unknow yet).

• Ranged: Ranged combat will be comprised of a mix of primitive and old-world salvaged tech weapons, such as a handheld devices, small arms and rifles type ranged weapons.