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Introduction[]
Project: Spellboundless (プロジェクト：スペルバウンドレス/ Purojekuto: Superubaundoresu) is the third installment in A Powerful Potential, a video game project being held by IiNotPokii. The project features PC exclusive action RPG fantasy Battle Royale games where battles of 30 players take place in massive maps. By pulling in the Gacha, you can unlock an expanding lineup of characters, talents and weapons to help you progress through the game. Discover the amazing world of Spellboundless, where you can explore unreal fantasies, magical talents, brand new spells and more.
The project is inspired by many others, including ZBenjamin27's Project (ZBenjamin27's Project) on Deviantart, Genshin Impact, Elemental Battlegrounds, World of Magic, Elemental Wars: Crown of the Witch (Elemental Wars : Crown of the Witch), Story Arc and LoTWA (Story Arc (By ConnorLegendscribe) & Lore of The World Awakening (By ConnorLegendscribe)) and Project Primeval Elements (Project Primeval Elements).
Main Features[]
Health[]
Health or HP (健康/Kenko) is the measure of how much health and life a player has. If a player's HP Bar reaches zero (0), they will be eliminated and be sent back to the lobby. The maximum HP (Health) a player can have is 45,000 (Fourty-Five Thousand/45k). Players can regenerate by using support-type Talents and Potions.
Your Health can be seen using your HP Bar at the bottom left of your screen.
Mana[]
Mana or MA (マナ/Mana) is the measure of how many spells a user can cast, with each and every spell requiring a different amount of Mana to cast. Once a user's mana gets too low, they cannot use any spells until they use the Recharge Feature, which is done by holding the button associated with Recharge. However, please note that you cannot move while recharging Mana. The maximum MA (Mana) a player can have is 4,000 (Four-Thousand/4k).
Your measure of Mana can be seen using your MA Bar at the bottom left of your screen, just above the HP Bar.
Energy[]
Energy or ERY (エネルギー/Enerugi) is consumed with all movements except for walking and sliding. Stamina drains as the player uses energy, to the point where many physical actions cannot be performed. The maximum ERY (Stamina) a player can have is 3,450 (Three-Thousand Four Hundred-Fifty/3.45k). The only way to regain stamina is by staying still.
Your measure of Energy can be seen using your ERY Bar at the bottom right of your screen, just above the MA Bar.
Walking[]
Walking (ウォーキング / U~Okingu) allows you to move at a decent speed without consuming stamina. A player can also walk while casting spells. They cannot regain stamina while walking however.
Sprint[]
Sprint, or Sprinting (スプリント/Supurinto), allows one to move at high speed, but at the cost of 50 (Fifty) Energy per second. Additionally, you cannot use or do anything else while sprinting, as it is mainly used for mobility.
Jumping[]
Jumping (ジャンピング/ Janpingu) can be done to hop over things in the player's way, such as small barriers. Every jump consumes 30 (Thirty) Energy.
Double-Jumping[]
Double-Jumping (ダブルジャンプ/Daburu Janpu) allows one to jump a second time in midair, doubling the height of the jump. This consumes 60 (Sixty) extra Energy and can only be done once per jump.
Sliding[]
Sliding (スライディング/Suraidingu) allows one to move faster. Unlike sprinting, sliding allows a player to cast spells and perform certain actions, such as healing up with Potions and etc.. This does not drain any Energy.
Heartbeats[]
Heartbeats (ハートビート/Hatobito) is a feature that occurs when you are low on Health and an enemy is nearby. Your heartbeat can be heard by nearby enemies, so you need to be careful when you're injured. Regaining health will cause your heart to calm.
Controls[]
| Feature | Control |
|---|---|
| Walk | A/S/W/D |
| Sprint | Shift + A/S/W/D |
| Jump | Spacebar |
| Double-Jump | Double Spacebar |
| Cast Character Skill | Q |
| Cast Talent First Spell | E |
| Cast Talent Second Spell | R |
| Cast Talent Third Spell | T |
| Cast Rare Skill First Spell | Z |
| Cast Rare Skill Second Spell | X |
| Cast Rare Skill Third Spell | C |
| Cast Special Ability First Spell | M |
| Cast Special Ability Second Spell | N |
| Cast Special Ability Third Spell | B |
| Select Item | 1-5 |
| Use | Hold F |
| Drop Item | Select and drag out of inventory with the mouse |
| Leave Match | ` + L |
| Open Settings | ` |
| Exit Game | Alt + F4 |
| Cancel | O |
| Look | Move mouse |
| Slide | Hold Shift |
| Pick-Up | Click the item you want to pick up (That is close enough) |
| Recharge Mana | Hold G |
| Open Inventory | V |
| Play | Click "Play" |
| Select Gamemode | Click "Gamemodes" |
Currency[]
Currency (通貨/Tsuka) can be exchanged for services and goods from a NPCs or the Desires, such as Potions, Healing Items and other Items from NPCs, or pulling in the Desires to obtain Items to use against enemies.
Ametrines[]
Ametrines (アメトリン/Ametorin) are a currency that persist across matches. They are used to purchase items or services from different NPC's at differing prices. The maximum amount of Ametrines a player can hold is 5,000 (Five Thousand/5k).
Wishes[]
Wishes (願い/Negai) are used to pull in the Desires (欲望/Yokubo). and can be earned either by buying them in the ingame store, or through limited-time events.
| Number of Wishes | Cost | Original Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Wishes | $2 | $̶5 |
| 15 Wishes | $5.9 | $̶7 |
| 26 Wishes | $8 | $̶10 |
| 50 Wishes | $16 | $̶20.5 |
| 100 Wishes | $35 | $̶49.9 |
Desires[]
Desires (欲望/Yokubo) is the "Gacha" system in Project: Spellboundless. It is the main method for acquiring Characters, Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites, etc.. In order to pull, you must have at least 1 or more Wishes in your balance.
| Pull | Wishes needed | Chances of getting Epic/Legendary/Mythic Items |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Pull | 1 | Epic Chance; 0.800%, Legendary Chance; 0.650%, Mythic Chance; 0.1% |
| 5 Pull | 5 | Epic Chance; 1.2%, Legendary Chance; 1%, Mythic Chance; 0.870% |
| 10 Pull | 10 | Epic Chance; 6%, Legendary Chance; 4.5%, Mythic Chance; 1.2% |
Desire Points[]
Desire Points (欲望ポイント/Yokubō pointo) are earned either from drawing items from the Talent Gacha or the Hero Gacha, or from drawing Relics from the Relics Gacha. Each draw will give a certain amount of points which can be redeemed at the Desire Shop for various rare items, primarily Ergo-Energies for Epic Heroes and Talents.
Classes[]
Talents/Rare Skills/Special Abilities are classified into different groups/categories depending on their Movesets. Some are heavy hitting while some are more defensive.
Support[]
Supports (サポート/Sapōto) are Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites who typically have low damage output, and mostly accel in assisting, supporting and healing teammates when needed. They are the weakest type of glyphs/runes when it comes to offense, but are great and handy to have in defensive strategies.
Snipeshot[]
Snipeshots (スナイプショット/Sunaipushotto) are Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites who rely on taking enemies down from long/wide distances. They are best used when trying to surprise enemies.
Destroyer[]
Destroyers (駆逐艦/Kuchiku-Kan) are Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites that usually have high damage output, and are great for ambushes and sabotages; Mostly effective for offensive strategies.
Tank[]
Tanks (タンク/Tanku) are Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites that are specialized in defensive strategies. Players with these Talents / Rare Skills / Special Abilitites must protect the team no matter what, and they can sometimes dish out heavy damage to enemies.
Ergo-Energies[]
Ergo-Energies (エルゴ-エネルギー/Erugo-enerugī) are a pseudo-currency used to unlock Talents. By earning enough Ergo-Energies for one Talent, you can unlock that Talent. They can be earned in many different ways, such as in the Battlepass, in Limited-Time Events, and in the Desire Shop.
Psychogems[]
Psychogems (サイコジェム / Saikujemu) are another pseudo-currency used to unlock Heroes. By earning enough Psychogems for one Hero, you can unlock that Hero. Like Ergo-Energies, they can be earned in many different ways, such as in the Battlepass, in Limited-Time Events, and in the Desire Shop
Heroes[]
Heroes (ヒーローズ / Hirozu) are playable characters used to battle in the Game. They can be unlocked my Pulling in the Hero Gacha or, with Psychogems.
Kori[]
Kori (サイコジェム / Kori) is the Main Protagonist and the First Hero a player will unlock when Starting. He is a Normal Boy, who suddenly teleports out of nowhere in earth and travels to another World, Esuria. He is now on a Journey to go back to Earth, Searching for clues, Meeting foes and Buds while Unlocking magical abilities on the way.
Skill: Adventurer's Maneuver[]
Kori charges up for 2 Seconds. After 2 Seconds, he gets a Aura that Increases his Speed by 1.2x for Exactly 2 Minutes.
Cooldown: 3 Minutes
Magic[]
Talents[]
Talents (タレント/Tarento) are a type of Magic used to battle against enemies in the game. They all are unique and different from each other in some way. Each and every talent has 3 (Three) spells each.
TBD
Rare Skills[]
Rare Skills (レアスキル/Reasukiru) are branches from main Talents. By evolving Talents, players can unlock Rare Skills and use them for future battles.
TBD
Special Ability[]
Special Abilities (特別な能力/Tokubetsuna Nōryoku) are a type of Magic that are far more potent than normal ones, mostly used by higher leveled Players. Strong and superior, they are currently the best type of Magic to use in the game, but also the most expensive to use.
TBD
Upcoming Talents[]
- Ember
- Firestorm
- Incineration
- Blaze
- Hellfire
- Inferno
- Frostflame
- Searing
- Ash
- Solar
- Fury
- Smoke
- Steam
- Amaterasu
- Gamma
- Neon
- Flare
- Power
- Vulcan
- Burst
- Magma
- Thermal
- Obsidian
- Geyser
- Stone
- Amber
- Quake
- Mineral
- Crystal
- Diamond
- Pearl
- Desert
- Glass
- Mirror
- Sandstone
- Cactus
- Summer
- Pyrotechnic
- Phoenix
- Dirt
- Mud
- Swamp
- Fae
- Fantasy
- Dryad
- Autumn
- Beast
- Wolf
- Fang
- Animal
- Nature
- Forest
- Rubber
- Fabric
- Thread
- Island
- Spring
- Plant
- Splinter
- Dust
- Grass
- Wood
- Paper
- Flora
- Butterfly
- Insect
- Rose
- Sakura
- Metal
- Knight
- Gold
- Rust
- Mercury
- Aqua
- Ocean
- Mermaid
- Poseidon
- Bubble
- Shark
- Perfume
- Aurora
- Coral
- Acid
- Poison
- Steam
- Glacier
- Ice
- Freeze
- Blizzard
- Winter
- Vapor
- Ink
- Oil
- Whirlpool
- Rain
- Blood
- Vampire
- Alcohol
- Gale
- Hunt
- Cloud
- Sky
- Electricity
- Flash
- Energy
- Lightning
- Noirelectro
- Tempest
- Vacuum
- Avian
- Eagle
- Levitation
- Gravity
- Feather
- Draco
- Dragonstorm
- Slash
- Override
- Glitch
- Aura
- Resistance
- Shield
- Gift
- Spirit
- Soulfeed
- Shine
- Miracle
- Halo
- Arcane
- Radiation
- Recovery
- Life
- Reincarnation
- Shade
- Shadow
- Death
- Reaper
- Void
- Sacrifice
- Witch
To be Continued...
Quests & Achievements[]
Quests[]
Quests (クエスト/Kuesuto) are side missions in game. These are a series of objectives in the game which grant Season Experience, among other rewards. Challenges are divided into three sections: Daily, Weekly and Event. Quests have several rarities, with rarer quests granting more experience and greater rewards.
Legendary Quests[]
- Grants 80,000 (Eighty Thousand/80k) experience or more
- Considered the hardest and rarest Quests
Epic Quests[]
- Grants around 75,000 (Seventy-Five Thousand/75k) experience
- Second hardest Quests, quite rare
Rare Quests[]
- Grants around 55,000 (Fifty Five Thousand/55k) experience
- Quite hard to complete compared to lower tier quests, but are not that rare
Uncommon Quests[]
- Grants around 30,000 (Thirty Thousand/30k) experience
- Easy to complete and common to obtain
Common Quests[]
- Grants around 15,000 (Fifteen Thousand/15k) experience
- Most common Quests, very easy to complete
Daily Quests[]
Daily Quests (毎日のクエスト Deirīkuesuto) are quests that are available daily to all players, mainly common and uncommon Quests.
Weekly Quests[]
Weekly Quests (ウィークリークエスト/U~īkurīkuesuto) are quests that are available weekly to all players, mainly rare Quests.
Event Quests[]
Event Quests (イベントクエスト/Ibento kuesuto) are quests that are only available to players in Limited-Time Events. As such, most of them are epic and legendary Quests. Sometimes they even grant special items.
Achievements[]
Achievements (業績/Gyōseki) are in-game goals that will award the player with a trophy once completed. It will also grant the player around 70,000 (Seventy Thousand/70k) experience once completed.
List of Achievements[]
| Achievement Name | Complete By |
|---|---|
| Welcome, Beginner! | Create a new account |
| Get Ready for a Fight! | Start your first game |
| Gotcha! | First elimination |
| Nice Game | Eliminate 10 players |
| Victory is Ours! | Win a Solo match |
| Good Player | Win 10 Solo matches |
| Nice one, Partner | Win a Duo match |
| GG! | Win a Trio match |
| The Dream Team | Win a Squads match |
| Ranking Up | Win an Arena match |
| Element Specialist | Collect all Talents |
| A True Hero! | Collect all Heroes |
| Pirates | Collect all Relics |
| Probably a Geologist | Discover all locations and landmarks |
| Begginer Whale | Pulled in the Desire Gacha 800 times |
| Master Whale | Pulled in the Desire Gacha 2,500 times |
More Coming Soon...
Arena[]
Arena (アリーナ/Arīna) is a gamemode in which players can Rank-Up. By competing with enemies in the Arena, you can "Rank-Up" and reach the top five hundred. Players can earn special rewards by having a high Rank before the end of a season. Don't worry about players being more skilled than you however, as the game provides SBMM (Skill-Based Matchmaking).
Ranking[]
Landmarks[]
Landmarks (ランドマーク/Randomāku) are special locations that can be found throughout the map in the game.
List of Landmarks[]
TBD
Updates[]
Recent Updates[]
- Heroes
Upcoming Updates[]
- Gamemodes
- Talents, Rare Skills and Special Abilities
Deleted Features[]
- Magical Reactions
Trivia[]
- The Story will be separated from the page, for it being too "long".
- One of the many pages of IiNotPokii.