The World of Frieren
a Frieren Art RPG
Welcome to The World of Frieren!
Step into the world of Frieren, create one or multiple characters and embark on a delightful adventure with friends.The World of Frieren is an art role-playing game centered around the manga/anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End. Art RPG (ARPG) is a type of roleplay where players draw characters and their interactions. All skill levels are welcomed! We tend to follow a more relaxed system that emphasizes engagement and collaboration.Join The World of Frieren today!
Getting Started
Are you interested in joining the World of Frieren? We’re excited to welcome you into this imaginative and collaborative universe! Here’s how to get started on your adventure:
Read the rules and familiarize yourself with the RP & magic systems.
Create a character through the character creation page.
Complete the starter quests.
After completing these steps, you'll be ready to start your journey in the World of Frieren! Participate in quests, events, and art challenges to bring your character's story to life, make new friends, and explore the world alongside other adventurers.Join us today and become a part of the world!
Starter Quests
Quest rewards can be obtained only once per character unless specified otherwise.
[Starter Quest] Apprentice Wand
Draw the wand which your character starts out with on their adventure!
Reward: +10 EXP +10 GC
[Starter Quest] Favorite Spell
Showcase your character’s favorite spell and how it can be applied!
Reward: +10 EXP +10 GC
[Starter Quest] [Collab] Greetings!
You’re not alone in taking the first step towards your journey. There are others whose paths will cross with yours. Draw your character greeting another player’s character, sharing a drink, or sparring.
Reward: +20 EXP +20 GC
Daily Quests
[Daily Quest] Check In
Every day is special. Draw your character doing an activity!
Quest rewards can be obtained once per day.
Reward: +5 EXP +5 GC
Standard Quests
[Quest] Dungeon Dive: The Forgotten Ruins
Deep within the forest, a long-abandoned dungeon has been discovered. Rumor has it that a powerful artifact, lost to time, is hidden in its depths.Prompt: Draw your character navigating the ancient dungeon. You can depict them solving a puzzle, fighting off creatures within the ruins, or discovering a hidden artifact deep within its corridors.Reward: +10 EXP +20 GC +1 enchanted item
[Quest] Demonic Confrontation: A Night’s Terror
A once-peaceful village has been disturbed by nightly occurrences of shadows moving on their own, whispers haunting the wind, and villagers mysteriously disappearing. A demon is rumored to be the cause, and the villagers are desperate for help to end their nightmare.Prompt: Draw your character as they investigate the haunted village. This can be a scene where they confront the demon directly—whether fighting, banishing, or reasoning with it—or exploring eerie areas of the village like haunted forests or abandoned houses.Reward: +15 EXP +15 GC +1 special spell upgrade
[Quest] Herb Gathering: Forest of Spirits
The Forest of Spirits is a magical place where rare herbs grow, each with unique properties used for spells, potions, and enchantments. However, the forest is protected by ancient, enigmatic spirits who do not take kindly to intruders. Gathering herbs here requires skill, respect, and luck.Prompt: Draw your character venturing into the mystical forest, searching for rare herbs. You could show them interacting with the spirits—gaining their guidance, offering gifts for permission, or sneaking around to avoid detection.Reward: +20 EXP +10 GC +1 enchanted item
Art RP System
The World of Frieren’s roleplay system is mostly art-based where players will submit drawings that depict their characters' adventures, battles, or interactions. Submissions can be anything from single illustrations to full comics, with no restrictions on art style or skill level. Each submission yields points which can be used to “level up” characters.Each submission earns points based on the amount specified in the prompt. Quality of submission is considered to some extent - the submission will earn points if an adequate effort was given. To keep things simple, sketches, flat colors, full illustrations with background, etc will all be considered equal unless the prompt explicitly states otherwise.
Magic System
Characters in the world of Frieren possess a rich variety of magics. Each player can craft their own magic, drawing inspiration from the following types: offensive, defensive, support, etc. You can either have your character focus on a single path or combine different forms of magic for a unique spin!
Offense spells: Spells cast by mages in battle to attack opponents directly, potentially via modifying their surroundings to become ammunition or by conjuring up attacks with magic.
Defense spells: Spells with the purpose of providing defensive properties against other spells or attacks.
Support spells: Spells not directly used to attack but have been shown to prepare the caster for or assist the caster during combat, such as through incapacitating opponents, improving the caster's fighting ability/other stats, reshaping the terrain in an advantageous manner, etc.
Other spells: Any other magic or spell that doesn't fall under the other existing classifications, typically used outside of combat. This can consist of magic applied towards everyday life, such as spells that change the properties of an object or perform non-combat or trivial actions.
Skills
| Magical | Physical |
|---|---|
| Magical Offense | Physical Offense |
| Magical Defense | Physical Defense |
| Mana | Constitution |
Skill points (SP) can be earned and distributed across 6 skills. Each skill can hold a max of 5 SP. A skill can be assigned 0 SP. Characters start with 6 SP and gain +3 SP per class-up. Skills do not affect the gameplay, but may be used to give other roleplayers a sense of the character’s abilities.
Class System
There are a total of 9 classes broadly categorized as follows:
First class: Mages who have undergone and passed the First-Class Mage Exam are granted the title of first-class mage.
Fifth to second class: Mages that become certified as fifth-class are considered full-fledged mages. This is the minimum required tier a mage must have before they can take the First-Class Mage Exam.
Ninth to sixth-class: Ninth- to sixth-class mages are generally considered in the apprentice stage.
New characters will start as a ninth-class mage. Experience points can be earned through art/writing submissions up until the sixth-class. To advance to the fifth-class, characters must complete a special quest [Fifth-Class Mage Exam]. Similarly, to advance to the first-class, characters must complete a special quest [First-Class Mage Exam].EXP required for each class:
| Class | Experience required to advance |
|---|---|
| First-class | 2000 EXP |
| Second-class | 1000 EXP |
| Third-class | 700 EXP |
| Fourth-class | 500 EXP |
| Fifth-class | 200 EXP |
| Sixth-class | 100 EXP |
| Seventh-class | 50 EXP |
| Eighth-class | 30 EXP |
| Ninth-class | 10 EXP |
On average each quest will reward 5 EXP, but characters can earn large amounts of boosted EXP from participating in the Mage Exams and special events.
Spell System
Spells can be obtained through class advancements, quests, events, and more! Newly created characters start with 3 spells. When your character obtains a spell unit, they can either learn a new spell or advance their proficiency in an existing spell to a higher tier.If your character wants to learn a new spell, they must have already learnt the previous tiers of that spell. When your character learns a higher tier of spells, they keep the previous tiers of that spell. For example, if they advance from a basic fireball spell to an intermediate fireball spell, they will still be able to cast fireball as a basic spell.
| Class | Spells gained per class-up | Total spells accumulated |
|---|---|---|
| First-class | 5 | 24 |
| Second-class | 4 | 19 |
| Third-class | 3 | 15 |
| Fourth-class | 3 | 12 |
| Fifth-class | 2 | 9 |
| Sixth-class | 2 | 7 |
| Seventh-class | 1 | 5 |
| Eighth-class | 1 | 4 |
| Ninth-class | 3 | 3 |
Character Info
Character Creation
General Info
(This is the only required section, the others are suggestions if you'd like to build your character more!)
*Name:
*Race: (human, elf, dwarf, demon, etc)
*Class: (mage, warrior, cleric, monk, etc)
*Age:
*Gender:
*Appearance: (text/image)Personality
Personality Traits: (include at least 1 positive and 1 negative trait)
Quotes: What is something your character might say? (Optional) Example: "The stars may guide us, but it is our choices that light the way."Background
Character Backstory: Provide a brief summary of your character's history. Where do they come from? What experiences shaped them?
Motivation/Goal: (What drives your character? Are they searching for something, fighting for a cause, or exploring the world for fun?)
Fun Fact: (Share a fun or quirky detail about your character. Example: They have an irrational fear of frogs, or they love collecting strange stones.)Relationships
(Feel free to develop these relationships over time.)
Companions/Allies: (Does your character have any companions or friends they travel with? You can describe existing characters or leave this blank for future collaboration.)
Rivals/Enemies: (optional)
Character Tracker
Each player is required to keep a tracker for their character(s). You could create one main tracker for all characters, or have one tracker with links to sub-trackers for each individual character.Please create your tracker in an easily accessible place where we don’t need to sign in to access it. You can create your tracker on Google documents, Carrd, etc.The tracker’s main purpose is for you and the moderators to keep track of the state of each character. You are free to share the tracker with others. You are responsible for keeping track of your characters’ progressions.The format and styling of the trackers are up to you, however the following info is required:
Characters - Name, class (first-class, second-class, etc), EXP.
Currencies - Experience (EXP) is unique to a single character and is not shared among multiple characters. Gold coins (GC) are shared among all your characters. For the time being, GC cannot be traded to other users.
Activity Log - The activity log should include all quest/event submissions and transactions. It can be specific to the player or to each individual character.
Rules & FAQ
Note: Failure to follow these rules may result in warnings, removal of submissions, point deductions, or, in severe cases, banning from the community. Rules may be changed at any time without prior notice.
General Rules & Conduct
Treat all members of the community with kindness and respect. Discrimination, harassment, hate speech, or bullying of any kind is not tolerated. Everyone should feel welcome and safe in this community.
When giving feedback on someone’s artwork or storytelling, keep it constructive and supportive. Focus on helping each other improve in a positive manner. If feedback is not requested, respect the artist’s choice.
Avoid sending spam messages, advertisements, or unrelated content to the community channels. Keep discussions relevant to the RPG and respectful of others' time and interests.
Art Submission Guidelines
Submissions are meant to reflect genuine effort and creativity. Quick doodles or very rough sketches are welcome for personal sharing, but official quest submissions should show a thoughtful amount of effort in terms of storytelling, character portrayal, or design.
Properly tag and blur out explicit content, extreme violence, or other mature themes.
If collaborating with another player (e.g., drawing their character), ensure you have their permission and give them proper credit in your submission description. This applies to art trades, collaborations, and role-play interactions.
All art submissions must be your original work. AI-generated, traced, or heavily referenced art without proper credit is not allowed. The goal of this RPG is to encourage creativity and artistic growth.
Role-Playing & Storytelling Rules
Only role-play with or draw other players' characters if you have their consent. Respect their character’s personality, abilities, and established backstory. Never drastically alter another player's character in your art without discussing it first.
Submissions should respect the lore of the Frieren universe. Feel free to be creative, but ensure that your character's abilities, backstory, and actions fit within the world and its magical rules. If you're unsure about something, reach out to a moderator for clarification.
While creating your character, avoid giving them overwhelming powers that make them invincible or able to manipulate others without permission. Every character should have flaws, limitations, and room for growth.
Participation & Progression
Keep an honest and accurate record of your character’s progress, points, and level-ups. Submitting false information or cheating in any way undermines the spirit of the game and will result in penalties.
While you are encouraged to be active and participate in quests, events, and discussions, remember that real life comes first. If you need a break or time off, that's perfectly fine! However, try to communicate any extended absences, especially if you're involved in a collaborative quest.
Community & Moderation
The moderators are here to ensure that the RPG runs smoothly and that the community remains positive. If a moderator makes a decision, please respect it. If you have questions or concerns, bring them up privately and respectfully.
If you encounter any issues with other players, technical difficulties, or need assistance understanding the game rules or submissions, don't hesitate to reach out to the moderation team. We’re here to help!