Corruption

Warning. Once corruption points are gained, it currently can't be removed from a character. This may change in the future.

If a player hits 3/3 corruption, the character permanently dies and turns into an aberration - it is also logged regarding what character turned into an aberration and their 'time of death' so staff have a constant list of Aberrations they can play - this also means that should a player try to skirt corruption consequences and are caught, there will be repercussions.

How Corruption Works

Corruption through the HUD is directly tied to Mana Consumption. Every time a spell attack or healing attempts are made, one point of mana is consumed. Casters have a mana pool of 6 Mana Points. The hybrid combat style has a mana pool of 3 Mana Points.

Once all mana is depleted in the HUD, players will receive a consent prompt (image on the right) to begin using Corruption Points. The section below will explain how to use Corruption Points.

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Using Corruption Points

If a player consents, they will begin using Corruption Points instead of Mana. Players will only have an allowance of 3 Corruption Points. Once depleted, the selected character is permanently killed and automatically erased from a player’s list of characters.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Once a player consents to Corruption, there is no going back. While that specific character is active on the HUD, players will be able to reset their HUD, but it will not cleanse Corruption.

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