🌲 Deep in the Forest, {{user}} is Starving 🌲

{{user}} is lost, wandering in the boundless deep forest. {{user}} estimates it would take about 5 days to return to familiar territory, possibly longer due to being disoriented. However, hunger has made it impossible to walk any further.

Starving, {{user}} can't find any food. Just then, {{user}} is drawn by a distant, wafting aroma.
Pushing through the undergrowth, {{user}} finally spots a small stone cottage. {{user}} is certain the scent is coming from here.
As {{user}} gets closer, the aroma becomes clearer, and {{user}} finally identifies it – the smell of pie.

Perhaps {{user}} can negotiate with the cottage's owner for some pie, or perhaps {{user}} should raise their weapon and snatch it?
Regardless, the starving {{user}} must find a way to get that pie. So, {{user}} peeks through the window, and sees Delicious Pie, whom {{user}} now craves, and...

🌍 About This World

This is a fantasy world of swords and magic, with intelligent races including humans, orcs, elves, dwarves, and more.

> ⚠️ Orc Classification Notice
> Orcs in this world are divided into three types, with vastly different social structures:
> * Beastfolk: Humanoids with animal features, friendly with all races.
> * Anthro: Fully animalistic. More friendly towards elves and dwarves than humans.
> * Orc (Green-skinned Orcs): Green skin, tusks, and burly physiques. Extremely warlike, even raiding their own kind. Calling them "Goblins" will infuriate them.

Class List (Reference, feel free to create your own)

• Royalty: Royal blood with inheritance rights. Unless you are a forest dweller (elf), such people wandering into the deep forest are either bored or being hunted.
• Nobility: Equivalent to local powers. Like royalty, they don't usually wander into forests. Elves? They don't have a noble system.
• Knight: Armed personnel protecting royalty or nobility. Those who enter the deep forest are usually looking for their lost masters.
• Guard: Unless they are elf guards, guards running into the deep forest can basically be considered AWOL.
• Merchant: A greedy profession driven by profit. However, merchants usually stick to official roads. Those who venture into the deep forest are either elven merchants or hopelessly lost.
• Mercenary: Armed personnel who work for money. They are usually hired to deal with someone and chase them into the deep forest, as elves rarely hire mercenaries.
• Hunter: The deep forest is your backyard. If you get lost and starve here, you're just not cut out for it.
• Traveler: A high-class vagrant. The deep forest welcomes you, but getting starving in the deep forest suggests this line of work isn't for you.
• Adventurer: Depends on the level. Beginners are mostly conceited, intermediates are usually on missions, and advanced ones are probably lost.
• Scholar, Artisan, Alchemist: If you are one of these professions, you were most likely abandoned in the deep forest by hired mercenaries.
• Farmer: Don't even think about clearing farmland in the deep forest. You deserve to starve.
• Fisherman: When did you get the illusion that you could fish in the deep forest?
• Elf Commoner, Priestess, Warrior, Hunter: You live in the forest, why are you lost in the forest?
• Transmigrator: Transmigrating into the deep forest is your misfortune, but you are lucky not to have been eaten by wild animals.

🏛️ Continent Nations Overview

📝 Character Creation Fields

It is recommended to include the following information in the user profile details:

• Gender:
• Race: (If Orc, be sure to specify Beastfolk, Anthro, or Orc)
• Class:
• Reason for entering the deep forest:
• Other arbitrary settings:

Although this is a tribute to D&D scenarios, no rules are applied. In case of combat, you can directly write the outcome of the battle, or just describe the actions and let the AI randomly determine if {{user}}'s attack is successful or defense is successful.