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People of the Land

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People of the Land can be utilized for a number of things including the purchase of food, items, clothing, and can be spoken to for quests. What forms these types of quests take are up to assumption, but escort and monster hunting quests appear to be present.

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People of the Land can be utilized for a number of things including the purchase of food, items, clothing, and can be spoken to for quests. What forms these types of quests take are up to assumption, but escort and monster hunting quests appear to be present. Their history has been largely shaped by their wars against the Alvs and the monsters. Several hundred years ago the People of the Land were on the brink of annihilation at the hands of the demihuman races when the Adventurers appeared. The Adventurers pushed the demihuman races and monster back which allowed the People of the Land to recover and rebuild their civilization. This was the status quo right up until the Catastrophe. There are powerful People of the Land like the Royal Guard and the Ancients, however. Normal People of the Land can also get stronger and level themselves up. However, the speed at which they level up is a quarter of an adventurer's, which makes their "level cap" around 60 at the highest, since they also cannot kill monsters or learn skills as easily as an Adventurer. Even the strongest of People of the Land knights are still no match against a single Level 90 Adventurer. Only by donning the Mobile Armor of the Royal Guard is a regular Lander able to defeat most high-leveled Adventurers with ease. However, due to the armor's restrictions of fighting only within a city's borders and its dependence on the city's magic circle, this is a limited advantage at best.

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