The Characters
Characters on the site should act to their own accord, and not simply the OOC will of the user. We do not expect you to perfectly act out your character's personality at all times, but do not stray far from what they believe in. If a character is scared of water, don't have them casually swimming in a pool. If a character is always evil and hates all people, don't have them randomly helping a grandma crossing the street.
Characters interact in threads. The threads must be in the town or area you are in, and you are limited to having 5 threads at a time. In addition, there are also [Private] threads that only permitted users can join. You can have up to 2 private threads at any one time
Character death is a thing on the site, however there are a few ways that make it special than other death systems.
1: When characters die, their users can make another character with half the EXP of the old one, as well as keep half of their money that they had on them. That being said, items and nen point allocations are all gone, as are stats.
2: Characters who fear death may create [No-Kill] threads. Please note however that a character can only be in 2 of these threads at a time of their maximum 5 threads.
3: In addition, killing for no reason other than an OOC wish is illegal. Your character must have some sort of reason that aligns with their personality in order to kill another character.
Finally, there is also the case of travel on the forum. In order to move from one location to another, you must simply create a thread with the [Travel] tag. Any travel to any other location is a flat 300 words. Keep in mind that each travel session also takes up 12 hours of in-character time.
The Hunter's Association
The Hunter's Association is the go-to place for all hunters around the world, rookie or pro. From hunters of any kind - gourmet hunters, marine hunters, treasure hunters and more, they can provide many services to both newcomers and those who have obtained their
Hunter License. It is run by a president and a council of 12 known as the "Zodiacs", who are powerful and renowned nen users who help manage the organization. There are two types of hunters in the organization:
Rookie and
Pro. The difference is that Rookie hunters may still be known as hunters and brand themselves as such, however may not access many of the organizations features such as exclusive jobs and information networks. Meanwhile, Pro Hunters can acquire all of this, as well as involve themselves in political matters within the organization.
To become a Pro Hunter, one must first pass the Hunter Exam, which is held every 3 months. While a character can choose to start as either a Pro Hunter or a Rookie Hunter, it is important to note that characters who begin as pros will not obtain a large sum of money that is given to characters who pass the hunter exam. Those who manage to pass the exam manage to obtain amazingly large amounts of cash for succeeding in the exam. Of course, pros can make this much as well, but it usually takes a lot more time and effort for them to make it once again.
In addition to Pro Hunters, there are a group of hunters that can be given a
Star Ranking. This ranking means they hold a high place in the organization, and allows them to make more money off missions as well. 2-star Hunters make 50% more off all missions, and 3-star hunters make 100% more off all missions. Of course, finding yourself being a 2-star hunter is already extremely rare, and less than 20 hunters that currently live are 3-star hunters. In order to make it there, you must do a truly admirable deed for the Hunter's Association.