Traveling
How travelling works in this RP, to reflect actual travel time, is that it takes real out-of-game time to make it from one point to another. If you are leaving from a location with NO Danger Level, then you can immediately travel into your first area. You must spend a total of 1 Real-Time day in this area before you can move onto the next. After you move onto the next area, you will have to spend 2 Real-Time days in that area before you can either go back to the previous area, or move forward. Each area further you proceed, you will have to spend another full day within before you can choose to go backward or forward.
Danger Levels
You will notice, below the header image of each location, you will see a piece of text that says 'Danger Level ??'. An area's danger level determines how likely you are to run into an A.I. Core. This is all done by chance, and when it occurs, an A.I. Core will be created and thrown into your RP as an opponent. You will roll a 100 sided die for every 400 lines you and your group roleplay, and depending on the severity of the Danger Level, you will have certain odds of running into an enemy A.I. Core.
On top of this chance per 400 lines, however, once a week you can request a demon encounter if you have not been involved in a battle on that particular week. This way, if people are looking to encounter A.I. Cores, they will always be able to do a battle one time per week minimum. The list of Danger Levels is as follows:
None - No matter how much you RP in an area with no danger level, you will not encounter an enemy.
Level 1 - If you roll a 1-15 or an 86-100 you will encounter an A.I. Core.
Level 2 - If you roll a 1-20 or an 81-100 you will encounter an A.I. Core.
Level 3 - If you roll a 1-30 or a 71-100 you will encounter an A.I. Core.
Dark Zone - If you roll a 1-40 or a 61-100, you will encounter an A.I. Core.
So, for an example, just to illustrate how it works. If you are traveling in a Level 2 Danger area with 3 people, you will roll a 100 sided die every 400 lines you write cumulatively among the group. If you rolled a 45 you would be safe, but if you rolled an 85, your group would be engaged by enemies.
