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| == <span id="Gameplay_Mechanics"></span>Gameplay Mechanics ==
| | ''Descendants of Darkness'' combines roleplay, combat, survival, progression, organisations, and website-supported systems. This page is an index of the current gameplay guides. |
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| In the realm of darkness, players have diverse ways to experience the game. One option is immersive roleplay, where individuals can explore the intricacies of various species. Another avenue involves forming or joining families, cultivating strong bonds with fellow players. Additionally, combat is a prominent feature, allowing for strategic encounters and player-versus-player confrontations.
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| == <span id="Combat"></span>Combat == | | == Gameplay Mechanics == |
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| Many players enjoy using the HUD for combat. To initiate an attack, you need to be within a 1.5-meter range of your target. Then, click on the main HUD button and select the strength of your attack. This enables you to engage with another player. However, it's crucial to be cautious as they can retaliate. Players utilize secondary HUDs for combat, incorporating followers and speed boosters. When a player attaches a follower to you, they will trail behind. If you move, they'll stay close, making it easier for them to attack. Conversely, if you attach a follower to them, you'll both collide, jostling around. This is where the speed booster becomes useful. It allows your avatar to move swiftly, enabling you to create distance from your opponent. They may employ a similar strategy, initiating combat as you maneuver.
| | Start with [[Gameplay Mechanics]] for the main ways to participate. |
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| == <span id="Safe_Zones"></span>Safe Zones == | | == Combat == |
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| Within designated Safe Zones, the game HUD restricts combat actions. Presently, the sole Safe Zone in the game is located at the A&D (Angels and Demons) sims. We don't provide Safe Zones for individual homes or other establishments.
| | [[Combat]] explains the basic player attack flow. The [[Power Attack]] guide covers the HUD's charged attack. |
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| == <span id="Feeding_and_Blood_Levels"></span>Feeding and Blood Levels == | | == Safe Zones == |
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| In the first age group, all players can initially hold 5.000 liters of blood. Each day at midnight, they lose 0.500 liters. A player can survive for 10 days without feeding. If you start with 5.000 liters of blood on Monday, you will be dead on Thursday of the following week. Feeding replenishes your health/blood by initiating an attack. To feed, approach an avatar and be within 1.5 meters, click the main HUD button, and choose your attack. After an initial 5-second attack, you'll observe your health increasing. Once this occurs, you can move back; up to 5.0 meters and continue feeding. You can feed from any direction once the initial 5 seconds have elapsed.
| | [[Safe Zones]] identifies places where the HUD blocks combat. |
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| Additionally, you can scan another avatar to check their health. If you scan a deceased avatar, it will display "[their name] is a Sanguinolus Nullis. They were killed by [Name of the person that killed them]." "Sanguinolous Nullis" translates to "without blood" in Latin. If the player has never been fed from, it will indicate "[their name] is a new fleshy human full of blood."
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| == <span id="Species-Specific_Attacks"></span>Species-Specific Attacks ==
| | [[Feeding and Blood Levels]] covers blood loss, feeding, human blood regeneration, and human scan states. |
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| Each species has different attacks for roleplay purposes, but attack damage and rate remain consistent within the same age group.
| | == Player Age Groups == |
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| | [[Player Age Groups]] lists progression thresholds and ranks for Vampires, Lycans, Witches, and Hunters. |
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| | == Species-Specific Attacks == |
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| | [[Species-Specific Attacks]] explains how attack presentation differs by species while shared age-group rules control damage and rate. |
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| | == Abominations == |
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| | [[Abominations]] are rare corrupted human targets with larger blood stores, individual Essence rewards, and permanent kill records. |
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| | == Resources and long-term systems == |
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| | * [[Essence]] |
| | * [[Dark Rating]] |
| | * [[Legacy]] |
| | * [[Bounties]] |
| | * [[Player Hierarchy]] |
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| | == Species guides == |
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| | * [[Hunters]] and [[Hunter Protection]] |
| | * [[Witches]] and [[Witch Resurrection]] |
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| | [[Category:Gameplay]] |
Descendants of Darkness combines roleplay, combat, survival, progression, organisations, and website-supported systems. This page is an index of the current gameplay guides.
Gameplay Mechanics
Start with Gameplay Mechanics for the main ways to participate.
Combat
Combat explains the basic player attack flow. The Power Attack guide covers the HUD's charged attack.
Safe Zones
Safe Zones identifies places where the HUD blocks combat.
Feeding and Blood Levels
Feeding and Blood Levels covers blood loss, feeding, human blood regeneration, and human scan states.
Player Age Groups
Player Age Groups lists progression thresholds and ranks for Vampires, Lycans, Witches, and Hunters.
Species-Specific Attacks
Species-Specific Attacks explains how attack presentation differs by species while shared age-group rules control damage and rate.
Abominations
Abominations are rare corrupted human targets with larger blood stores, individual Essence rewards, and permanent kill records.
Resources and long-term systems
Species guides
