Gahenna Directory.

Welcome to the world of Gahenna, a massive virtual reality role playing game set in a fantasy world full of magical creatures and fantastical adventures. Players can choose from a list of multiple classes and races throughout the game and begin their journey by themselves or with friends, just pick a race, a class, and your story begins!

 

Races:

Human - Mortal beings with a diluted magical bloodline and slowed reflexes. With training and leveling you can become a formidible champion with many skills. Most suited for Guardian's and Gunner's.

Elf - Mortals with extended lifetimes and affinity for magic. Elves are a speed based race with high agility and effiency in combat. Their only weakness is druidic potions and wood from the Tree of Life. Most suited for Enchanter's and Free Runners.

Angel - Heavenly creatures with only demonic weaknesses, Angels have the guiding light of God behind their powers and excell very formidibly in healing magics and exorcisms. Most suited for Warrior's and Exorcist's.

Vampire - Immortal creatures with few weaknesses (Holy items being among them) They're a variant of Demon that became diluted throughout the centuries like Humans and they have high proficiency in speed and hand to hand combat. They can't wield magic well but make up for it in stealth and skill. Most suited for Assassin's and Hunter's.

Fairy -   Winged creatures who are tied heavily to nature. They require Sunlight or Moonlight (Depending on side) to survive. They're fast and agile and can use magic like breathing since they're essential elementals. Best suited for Summoner's and Druid's.

Demon - Hellish creatures of various types, they're fundementally immortal and can wield magic like second nature. Their greatest weakness is anything Holy (The worst being Holy Water) and they strive off of chaos and evil. Most suited for Warrior's and Sorcerer's.

Halfling -  Mainly Human with a mixing of any other race, their powers depend solely on the mix and they can be rather difficult to use. Mortal but with extended lives, these creatures have many weaknesses and thus are considered to be the more Expert level species. Most suited for any class.

  

Faction:

Depending on what your play style is, you can choose from two different factions in Gahenna - Light or Dark. Each has it's merrits and accomplishments, but beware - both sides have been at war since the dawn of time. Once you choose a side, you will be tied to that side and made a Champion, there will be no changing sides and once you've picked you cannot create a secondary character in the opposing faction.

Class sets:

 

Strength Classes:

Warrior – Swordsmen who focus mainly on strength and stamina.

Guardian – Exactly what the name implies, typically well skilled in using their shield as a battering ram against enemies. They focus mainly on defense and durability.

Hunter – Skilled in Hand-To-Hand combat and unable to use any actual weapons, Hunter's are known as the most powerful characters in the game when leveled up correctly. They’re known as the hardest class to level up and the most difficult to get used to, thus why so few people actually pick it. It’s essentially the stealth class with maxed out strength.

 

Healing Classes:

Cleric – Mainly used for healing quickly in battle, can heal wounds from other players and monsters as well as poison. Cleric’s are the most defense oriented of the healing classes, their users able to wield massive swords and war hammers. They’re also known as the craftsmen of the game, able to make any weapon with the right tools and even make armor or repair weapons.

Druid – Particularly skilled in potion making, Druid's are excellent craftsmen who can make a potion for anything from healing to appearance changing. They’re more magic oriented than their fellow Classmen, able to use it as a defense and attack but not able to carry weapons.

Exorcist – Hardly skilled in healing like the Cleric and not to great at potion making like the Druid, the Exorcist specializes in combat and like the name implies – Exorcisms. They can heal a player of demonic possession in mere seconds and destroy said demon before they can even regenerate. Their weapons consist of blades, most popularly daggers and throwing knives and rarely dual sphere blades they can use as boomerangs.

 

Speed classes:

Assassin – Literally what the name implies, Assassins are skilled in taking out enemies as quickly as possible and as stealthy as they can. Their weapon of choice is usually a set of knives, poison, or their hands.

Gunner – Well versed in using all types of firearms, Gunner's are quick to draw a weapon if the need arises and can take out enemies from far away using sniper rifles. Unfortunately, they’re hard to level up due to their inability to fight in close combat and the fact that they can’t use knives or the like to defend themselves.

Free-Runner – Known as the fastest class in the game, Free-runners are also the most physically demanding and require the user to constantly level up their stamina in order to keep up with them. They’re usually seen fighting hand to hand, but are able to use any weapon in the game – Just for short bursts when they’re heavier, since it weights them down.

 

Magic classes:

Sorcerer – Sorcerer's are extremely effective in battle, being the most magic oriented class in the game. They’re the strongest of the class, able to deal far more damage directly through spells unlike the Summoner or Enchanter. Their weapon of choice is obviously magic, but they are able to use staffs, wands, and musical instruments as boosters.

Summoner – Given the ability to summon beasts and Demons, the Summoner requires a large amount of Mana points to keep the beasts/Demon’s under their control. They typically don’t embrace the idea of combat, opting for sending in their pets essentially to do battle for them.

Enchanter – Considered one of the weaker classes, the Enchanter is surprisingly very useful when you keep up with their teaching. They can enchant any item, weapon, armor or even people with various spells and incantations, the more powerful the enchantment resulting in the higher the level you must be. Their weapon of choice is usually a Bow and Arrow, Magic Wand, or Staff.

Mix Classes:

Mix classes consist of any of the main 12 classes being put together. You can only start the game with one class, but you’re able to become up to 3 classes if you reach a certain level and learn the skills required of each class you want to add.

There are certain classes that won’t allow you to mix, such as Hunter and Assassin since the Hunter cannot carry any weapons. However, you can be a Hunter and a Druid since both classes are unable to use weapons.

Scion’s are specifically any class that is a mix with one of the Stealth classes.

Shadow’s are anything mixed with a Magic class.

Sage’s are anything with Healing classes.

Sub classes:

A subclass is basically an ability that you can have to enhance your character’s skill set, ranging anywhere from Fishing, Cooking, and Crafting to Seduction, Stealth, and Teaching. Player's are required to choose a base of five subclasses at the beginning of the game and after maxing them out can then add more as they go.

The Seven Kingdoms:

 

Tahyrst

The Capital of Gahenna and where everyone starts off at, Tahyrst is the largest Kingdom where you can find anything below level 300. It's a massive city full of Inns and is essentially the ‘Home’ of the game, where people buy their houses and keep their guild halls.

 

 

Mystone

Essentially known as the farm lands of Gahenna, Mystone is where the majority of low levels go to train and hone skills such as cooking, blacksmithing, and tailoring.

 

 

Edenfeld

Home to the Academy where players can go to when they want to learn new Subclasses and hone their skill sets, Edenfeld is a floating city with a massive Library filled with knowledge about anything and everything to know about Gahenna.

 

 

Urur

Frozen over in eternal winter, Urur is a massive fortress filled with places like shops to buy potions and books, to even healing tents for those badly injured after a difficult Dungeon raid.

 

 

Shina

Known for its markets and master craftsmen, Shina is a beautiful port city where players often travel to when they want to trade earnings from a Quest for expensive Armor and Weapons.

 

 

Badabar

Nestled between Mount Nyah and Mount Gilliam, the kingdom of Badabar is home to the Arena – a place where players can battle it out in an all out attempt at claiming the monthly prize and becoming a top contender for the Battle of Syphira, a yearly competition to establish the top players in the game.

 

 

Haroh 

In the middle of a deserted wasteland of Obsidian, Haroh is the most difficult kingdom to travel to due to the mobs of Demon's and Monsters that viciously attack anything living. Haroh is the home of the Dark races, where most people go to level up quickly. You have to be level 500 in order to enter.

 

May your courage never waiver and your steel never break, for this is the beginning of your journey and thus the story of a true Hero awaits!