Tick off the engine

A real-time, server-authoritative simulation running at 20 Hz: every move, hit, spell and loot drop is decided on the server and streamed to the client over a compact binary protocol — so cheating doesn't work.

A WebGL client (Phaser) that runs the whole game in your browser — seamless world streaming, client-side interpolation, and a full HUD: inventory, spell bar, target frame, quest log, minimap and chat.

An in-browser toolset — tile map editor, world map, character generator and CRUD editors for every entity — plus a GM dashboard with live metrics, player moderation and audit logs.

Roll a character in one of seven classes — Knight, Warrior, Paladin, Sorcerer, Druid, Assassin or Warlock — each with its own stat and vital growth, an XP curve to level 100, and stats derived from class, level and gear.

Populate the world with friendly NPCs and hostile monsters, each with custom sprites, stats, loot tables, spawn points, dialogue and behavior.

Presence-aware friends, parties that share kill XP, guilds with ranks and rosters, and tabbed chat across global, party, guild and whisper channels.

A data-driven event system — dialogue, cutscenes and triggers built from point-and-click command cards (show text, give items/gold/XP, set variables, start quests, open shops) that fire on talk, touch, autorun, login or level-up.

Kill and collect quests with XP, gold and item rewards, gated by a conditions engine and handed out through NPC dialogue — plus NPC shops to buy from and sell back to.

Around 105 spells across the classes — damage, heal and buff/debuff — with cast bars, cooldowns, mana, homing projectiles, AoE shapes, lifesteal and DoT/HoT effects, resolved with mitigation, dodge and crits.

A full catalog of equipment, consumables, currency and crafting materials — stackable, per-instance, priced for trade, with stats that feed straight into combat.

Paint multi-layer tile maps with collision and attributes, drop spawns, warps and resources, and link maps into a world — live in the browser, saved to the DB the server reads.

Hostile mobs watch an aggro radius, chase and attack, leash home when pulled too far, and respawn on a timer — dropping loot and XP to whoever lands the kill.

Per-instance gear rolls random affixes and a rarity tier on drop, then refines from +1 to +10 at the blacksmith — with real success and break odds — and takes gems in its sockets.

Trees, ore veins and herbs spawn as harvestable nodes — face one and hold to gather on a cast bar. The node depletes to your bags and regrows on a timer.

Craft gathered materials into gear and consumables with have/need recipe tracking, then equip across five paperdoll slots — weapon, helmet, armor, legs and boots.

A full day every ~8 minutes through night, dawn, day and dusk, with a tinted lighting overlay and a HUD clock — and events that can gate on the time of day.

Step on a warp tile or portal to teleport across the world, or walk off a linked map edge straight into the neighbour — no loading screen either way.

Till plantable ground, plant seeds on a hold-to-plant cast, and harvest crops that grow in real time — a renewable loop separate from wild resource nodes.

Scheduled guild-vs-guild castle sieges: break the guardian stones, barricades and guardians, shatter the Emperium to take the castle, then hold its dungeon and treasure vault.

An async auction house — list items (held in escrow) for others to buy in any quantity, with a small gold-sink fee — plus atomic player-to-player trades where items and gold swap at once.

Every character gets a private, persistent home instance — decorate with furniture and a storage vault, and tend your own instanced farm, separate from the open world.

Your party spins up its own private copy of a dungeon, so the mobs and loot are yours alone — with a safe fallback to the entrance if the instance closes.

A tile-tagging layer that teaches the engine what each tile means — edges, terrain, structures — so an AI can assemble whole maps from reusable blueprints. In active development.

VX-style quarter-tile autotiling already blends borders and transitions across map seams as you paint; next up are animated autotiles — shimmering water and waterfalls.

Designated PvP maps where the no-damage rule lifts and players fight for contested ground — built on the same server-authoritative combat the guild wars use.

A token-scoped MCP (Model Context Protocol) server already lets an AI author NPCs, items, spells, quests, events and maps; the goal is to author every content type end to end.

Stacked z-levels for over/under terrain — walk beneath a bridge, then up onto it via a gateway. Two levels are in; richer authoring and content come next.

A /studio where any player drafts the same content admins can — maps, NPCs, items, quests, events — inert until an admin reviews the diff and approves. Live today; the sandbox grows from here.

A native Electron client for Windows, macOS and Linux, in its own window — designed and specced, not yet built.

Companion apps for iOS and Android covering select features — market, chat, character management on the go — not the full game.