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-== Corruption of Champions ==
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-=== You, the Hero ===
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-You grew up in the small village of Ingnam, a remote village with rich traditions, buried deep in the wilds.
-Every year for as long as you can remember, your village has chosen a champion to send to the cursed Demon Realm.
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-Legend has it that in years Ingnam has failed to produce a champion, chaos has reigned over the countryside. Children disappear, crops wilt, and disease spreads like wildfire. This year, you have been selected to be the champion.
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-==== Character Creation ====
-For an in-depth outline of the character creation process, see [[Character_creation_(CoC)|Character Creation]].
-==== Perks ====
-A [[Perks_(CoC)|perk]] may be chosen each time the player levels up, if they meet the prerequisites. However, not all perks may be gained from levels. Many are from events, or require the player to achieve a certain goal. While most perks are permanent, some perks specific to certain TF items are temporary and will go away once the prerequisites are no longer met.
-=== Characters ===
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-The various people, creatures, and entities you'll meet over the course of your adventures.
-==== Camp Followers ====
-Camp followers are characters that the player can recruit to their camp. These followers are generally available under three separate tabs: "Followers", "Slaves",  and "Lovers". However, there are a few exceptions.
-[[Amily]] - S/L<br>
-[[Anemone kid]] - Other<br>
-[[Arian]] - L<br>
-[[Ceraph]] - S<br>
-[[Ember]] - F<br>
-[[Helia]] - L<br>
-[[Helspawn]] - F<br>
-[[Hollicynthia]] - Other<br>
-[[Isabella]] - L<br>
-[[Jojo]] - F/S<br>
-[[Izma]] - L<br>
-[[Latex Girl]] - S<br>
-[[Kiha]] - L<br>
-[[Marble]] - L<br>
-[[Nieve]] - L<br>
-[[Phylla]] - L<br>
-[[Rathzul]] - F<br>
-[[Shouldra]] - F<br>
-[[Sophie]] - F/S<br>
-[[Vapula]] - S<br>
-==== Persistent Characters ====
-These characters, while unique (and usually named), cannot be recruited to the player's camp.
-(Note to self/other editors: this DOES include the naga in the desert.)
-==== Encounters ====
-While exploring, the player may encounter a variety of random enemies. These enemies are unnamed and random each time, which means that the player will not encounter the same one during repeat encounters.
-=== Items ===
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-Placeholder.
-==== Transformative Items ====
-[[Transformative Items]] (or TF) are things that will alter the physical appearance of the player.
-==== Other Consumables ====
-Some [[Consumables]] won't alter the player's physical appearance but have other notable effects. Some of these aren't used directly by the player but are instead materials used to make other Items.
-==== Weapons ====
-[[Weapons_(CoC)|Weapons]] are pieces of equipment that, when equipped, aid in combat by modifying physical attacks to deal more damage (including lust damage). Some have beneficial effects, such as improving the user's spellcasting ability.
-==== Armor ====
-[[Armor_and_Clothing_(CoC)|Armor]] is equipment that increases the player's defense rating when worn. Many armors also modify your tease attack. Some armor has other auxiliary effects, such as improving the wearer's spellcasting ability.
-==== Key Items ====
-[[Key items]] are things that can't necessarily be consumed, but unlock other things for the character. These Items, when obtained, generally allow for a wider variety of scenes or access to NPCs, [[areas]], or [[specific locations]] the player normally wouldn't be able to access.
-=== Locations ===
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-==== Areas ====
-[[Areas]] are places the player can explore in Corruption of Champions. While exploring an area, the player may discover other areas, along with [[specific locations]], NPCs, and key items. However, random encounters and item pickups are going to be the most common.
-==== Specific Locations ====
-[[Specific locations]] in Corruption of Champions includes cities, dungeons, and individual buildings, accessible from the "Places" button in Corruption of Champions.

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