Virtual User Types
Talstra recognizes several user types for all focused connections. The following is the current list recognized throughout Talstra connected games, devices, avatars, and systems. Although more types may be available through some P2P games, they are not universal to Talstra and my not carry over to other games.
Landlords are players that used their units to purchase land and the systems to protect that land. These players are focused on acquiring and maintaining control over resources, territories, or assets within the game. They often prioritize strategic decision-making and building up a strong economy. In some cases, they may engage in aggressive tactics to defend their holdings or expand their influence.
Gatekeepers are players who control access to certain areas or content within the game and outside the game. They may hold the keys to unlocking new levels, challenges, or special items that can help other players progress. As a result, Gatekeepers often have a lot of bargaining power and can be valuable allies or enemies, depending on their motivations. Gatekeepers also have access to a portal that allows them to augment their own version of a P2P Universal game.
Dwellers are players who prioritize exploration, discovery, and immersion within the game world. They may spend a lot of time wandering around, looking for hidden treasures, or interacting with non-playable characters (NPCs) to learn more about the game’s lore. Dwellers often have a strong sense of curiosity and are motivated by the thrill of discovery. Be careful when selecting a Dweller as your role in most P2P games, because they tend to not have the ability to fight enemies but have extraordinary abilities to travel.
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A class with a deep understanding of the world and its secrets. Dwellers may have special knowledge of hidden places or rare artifacts that can give their party an edge in battle.
In the world of Talstra-connected gaming or adventure, the accountant is a strategic player who carefully manages resources and finances to maximize their gains. They are often highly organized and detail-oriented, with a keen eye for spotting opportunities to increase their wealth or power. The accountant outside of the games and virtual worlds manages contracts and the finances of P2P separate from the gatekeeper.
An alien class of skilled traders and negotiators. Hutarians can use their silver tongue to persuade others to aid them or barter for valuable items.
The mechanic is a skilled player who is adept at repairing and upgrading equipment and vehicles within the game world. They have a deep understanding of how machines work and can often find creative solutions to complex problems. They may also be focused on repairing and building machines. Mechanics can repair damaged equipment or construct new tools and weapons to aid their allies.
A non-humanoid class may have unique abilities or characteristics. Creatures can be anything from dragons to demons to giant spiders.
Creatures are often non-human players who possess unique abilities and characteristics. They can range from friendly pets to fierce monsters, and they may play a variety of roles within the game world, from companions to foes. In some cases, they may walk amongst the beasts without provocation.
A hybrid class of humans and machines. Cyborgs have enhanced physical abilities and may have technological gadgets or weapons built into their bodies.
A combat-focused class with high strength and endurance. Warriors are typically skilled with a variety of weapons and armor and excel at taking and dealing with damage.
A magic-focused class with high intelligence and a wide variety of spells at their disposal. Wizards can use magic to control the battlefield, damage enemies, or support their allies.
An agile and graceful class with a connection to nature. Elves are often skilled archers and can use their affinity with the natural world to support their allies.
